This is a SAMPLE plan generated for an example profile: Moving with kids · Remote work · Financially independent / passive income · citizen of Belarus
The family’s readiness to choose and arrange an appropriate basis for long-term stay in Thailand has been confirmed.
The selected immigration route for the applicant and family members has been confirmed, and the necessary permits have been arranged.
The family has arrived in Thailand, secured temporary accommodation, and can proceed with arranging local services.
The main matters related to housing, banking, healthcare, children’s education, and daily life have been addressed.
The most realistic option for a Belarusian citizen with remote income and children has been identified; the possibility of including or accompanying family members has been verified separately.
A consistent package of evidence of the applicant’s and family’s source of income and financial stability has been prepared.
The applications of the applicant and family members have been accepted by the competent consular or immigration authority.
The permits have been obtained, and the names, validity periods, number of entries, and conditions of stay have been checked before purchasing non-refundable tickets.
A personalized list has been compiled of everything required for immigration, entry, renting accommodation, school, and medical care.
The family’s document package has been prepared for submission, translation, and presentation in Thailand without unplanned additional work.
The monthly budget of 1,200–2,000 dollars, one-time expenses, and the family’s reserve have been compared with the projected expenses in Thailand.
Limits have been set for relocation, housing, food, transportation, education, and the reserve so that the budget does not exceed the family’s means.
Actual expenses have been compared with the plan, overspending has been identified, and the sustainability of the 1,200–2,000-dollar budget has been confirmed.
An acceptable level of insurance and medical protection has been selected for each family member for the period of entry and the first year of residence.
The nearest clinics and hospitals, the procedure for seeking medical assistance, and how to use the insurance coverage have been determined.
Neighborhoods have been selected that fit the family’s budget, remote work arrangements, access to healthcare, and potential schools.
Housing has been confirmed for the arrival period and the search for a long-term rental, taking into account the family composition and work routine.
Housing has been selected and arranged that meets the budget, family composition, household requirements, and school plans.
A secure way to receive remote income, pay expenses, and open a local account after entry has been identified, if available.
Local payments and backup access to funds have been arranged without violating the conditions of stay or the bank’s requirements.
The position on tax residency in Thailand and the country of citizenship has been established, as well as the subsequent procedure for accounting for income.
The route, baggage, documents in carry-on luggage, transportation of belongings, and procedures in case of delayed baggage have been agreed upon.
The tickets and transfer are aligned with the conditions of the entry permit, the duration of temporary accommodation, and the children’s needs.
For each child, a realistic educational option has been selected, taking into account the budget, language, area of residence, and start date of education.
The family has physically entered the country, and information about the entry and permitted period of stay has been saved for further procedures.
Each adult has stable connectivity, and the family can use transportation, delivery services, maps, and other everyday services.
The requirements related to the residential address, notification deadlines, and the continued maintenance of the family’s legal status have been checked.
The family has established daily routes, shopping, transportation, language support, and safe contacts in the new neighborhood.
Actions have been documented for cases involving permit refusal, inability to extend status, loss of remote income, housing problems, or the need to return temporarily.
A calendar has been created for reviewing permits, documents, tax obligations, insurance, schooling decisions, and the available financial reserve.