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Residency for United 1K
Residency for United 1K
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Anonymous GuestHello,
I’ve been a United 1K member for about 10 years now and have a question.
I live in the US and Thailand. I spent a lot more time in Thailand than I do in the US
I own a home,car,rental income property and have a Thai bank account and credit card.Is there any advantage for me to use my Thai residency and Thai credit card as opposed to my US residency and credit cards?
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David W Community Ambassador
Usage in Thailand or the US?
Can you rephrase your questions so it pertains to United 1K?
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Gaurav Community Ambassador
The only factor I am aware of when residency comes into play is a waiver of the revenue requirements for status for people living outside the US. The credit cards really should not have any effect one way or another. I would check to see what rewards they offer and any currency exchange costs when deciding what to use.
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