Not a visa question but I hope some can help. I got my International Drivers license from AAA (the only verified U.S. source). It’s stamped and legit. Is there anything I should do when I arrive to help avoid paying fines when stopped at checkpoints? When I previously lived in TH, 20 years ago, that was my biggest frustration-constantly getting stopped. Should I go into a Government office and get the DL verified?

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Hey everyone, enjoy reading the posts here. I’m heading over to Thailand mid to end of July for around 5 weeks. Coming from Australia. Not a big partier. Would love to travel around a bit see as much as I can. And meet the local people. My question is quite broad, wondering what are the must see places to visit Also wondering if there might be something that needs to be done that often gets forgotten in preperation for the trip, even if you think it might be the simplest of things? Anybody recommend a travel insurance that’s suited for Thailand. Also thanks in advance for any replies.

This is probably a long shot but does anyone know of any private taxi service that would pick me up at the border from Thakhek, Laos at 6am and take me over the border to Nakhon Phanom airport in time for me to catch my flight at 9.30am? Due to responsibilities I can't take a later flight. And the first bus over the border from Thakhek is rather inconveniently at 9.30am.

Good day. I am getting ready to do my very first trip to Thailand. Looking for any advice on what to what to expect. Transportation from airport, money, food place to stay etc. I’m flying into Bangkok then wanting to go to pattaya from there.

Anyone here taken a bus for Phitsanulok to Chaiyaphum before? Trying to find the departure times not much resent info.

Hi I hope to come to Thailand next January/February staying in Panwa, Phuket, the hotel can arrange transfers. How much would you tip the driver?

Second question my wife and I are both in our eighties, we live in Spain, would it be better to get insurance here or in Thailand ?

Buy a car or rely on taxis and public transport, in Surin Province? Thoughts please 🤔

I am married to a Thai lady

Want to retire in a few years time and live in my wife's village where we/she has a house... Now my question is.. Can one bring your vehicle with you to Thailand or are the duty's to high?

Is there a website with central access to the bus schedules around the country?

I am curious as to what people on here call the motorcycle side cars... Every time I hear a farang talk about them, they are referred to as ซาเล้ง (Saleng), but every time I ask a Thai person, they call it a รถพ่วงข้าง (Rot Puang Kang)...