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Old 09-09-2008, 11:40   #1
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First Post - From Halifax UK, Heading to Thailand One Day

Just a quickie to say Hi

I'm very new to sailing, ie. i'm used to trying to paddle away from waves on my belly
someone planted the seed of a catamaran in my head and it just won't go away dammit

I plan to emigrate to Thailand eventually and chartering my own boat out may just be a possible income, who knows? certianly not me, im here to learn more

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Old 09-09-2008, 11:57   #2
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Aloha Ben,
Welcome aboard! I think most of us on this forum have shared your thoughts and dreams. I just was never too excited about catamarans but there are others here who are so I'm certain they'll say hello as well.
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Old 09-09-2008, 16:17   #3
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Hi Ben and welcome to Cruiser Forum. Thailand is just up the road a piece from me. PLenty of sialing there including some chartering going on.

Good luck on your dreams. Thailand and Malaysia both have decent retirement visa schemes.
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Old 10-09-2008, 08:01   #4
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Good luck on your dreams. Thailand and Malaysia both have decent retirement visa schemes.
Retirement!!! I'm 31, beeky chugger

I have so many questions.....I can see I'm going to be a proper pest to you knowledgable people.....sorry
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Retirement!!! I'm 31, beeky chugger

I have so many questions.....I can see I'm going to be a proper pest to you knowledgable people.....sorry
Well then. If not retired then you will have to become an expert on Thai immigration laws in order to run a charter business legally.

Not impossible but requiring commitment and research.
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