places near Thai that don't harass you with visa?

>>1172723
>as an European I could go to Spain or Malta
that's not a fair comparison. EU is like half-way towards being a single country. Which is why Brexit. Anyway.

I've heard Cambodia is much easier to arrange long-stay visas when already there. Apparently that's where the Thai expat community is slowly shifting to. Otherwise, all the neighbouring countries (except china) have visa on arrival or visa-free for Europeans, but only short-term.

>>1172723
I know a couple of people who split the year between Thailand (6 mo) and Cambodia (6 mo), the maximum length you can stay in Thailand per year on tourist visas and/or exemptions.

Poster above is right about Cambodia--at least for now one can still buy an indefinitely renewable business visa for a few hundred dollars, on very flimsy pretext. Crazy dictator could always change the rules (about that or anything else), but for now it's still on.

>>1172723
How long are you looking to live in Thailand? There are other visas besides tourist ones

>>1172723
why not just move...?
like 3 months thailand, 3 months malaysia, 3 months indonesia, and then start over, then you keep it legal and don't need to ask for extensions and shit.

>>1172775
Quite possibly two years.

>>1172771
>>1172732

Thanks Anons. Cambodia coming up next, then.

>>1172723
>and stay there for few decades and nobody would give a damn.
That's literally not true though, even in the EU. You still have to register and you still have to have means to support yourself etc.

If you have money, Phillipines will give you a resident visa for loaning a bank $75,000