I’m confused on what I should put on my E Visa application for accommodation. Outside my Thai house I have a paper sign that says 19/1 Soi 5 and another sign that says 19/5 that is engraved and my TM30 says House 19 Village 15. On my online purchases like Bolt, Makro, Lazada my address says 19/1 Soi 5

And lastly on google maps says my address is 19 Soi 5

Why is Thailand address so confusing?

Which one is correct to put on my E-Visa application?

Since this is an everything else page, does anybody know if visiting doi inthanon national park & wanting to stay for 2 nights, how to get to the collection of hotels outside of the national park itself, after wherever the mini bus drops you off (presumably at the park entrance)? Thank you

Is TM30 needed if I'm staying in a hotel or only apartments?

Hi All,

I have been in Thailand for 60 days and have 30 day extension. I will be flying to Phnom Penh, Cambodia in the next fortnight with my Thai partner for 3 to 4 days before returning to Thailand.

Any suggestions for accommodation (preferably not too far from the airport) and sightseeing advice. TIA

Thanks for the add. I am in the planning phase for a visit by absorbing knowledge. Been to PI, but now want to experience Thailand. I want to stay in Pattaya City. Looking for recommendations to rent vs. hotel. How do I get from Bangkok airport to Pattaya without hassle? Is there a good or trustworthy agency to look into for rentals and safe areas to stay?

Hello everyone!

Now with the VISA exemption it seems like the process for a month stay in Thailand will be way easier.

My question is,

Do I still need to show a booked itinerary when I arrive to Thailand? I would much rather have the flexibility to move as I see fit once I’m there instead of having to pay a reservation from my country.

I do have my outgoing flight, so it would only be a matter of the accommodation

Hi everyone! I am kinda new here and hopefully some of you can give me some advice concerning renting a studio or small appartment in Bangkok. I am traveling to Bangkok with a non O based on retirement arranged in my home country the Netherlands. I booked a hotel for a month in the Phra Nakhon district. During that month i will be able to look around concerning renting a studio/small appartment in the BKK area. I would prefer to live in a local area on a street level. Last year i visited Thonburi, west of the Chao Phraya river, and i loved that area. Distance to public transportation is not really an issue for me. My standards are basic. A small furnished studio for 1 person with airco would fit me perfect. I guess airco is unbeatable in BKK….

What is the best strategy to find a studio in BKK? Do you use the internet or do you suggest to walk around in an certain area and just explore if something is available? Recommended internet sites to search for a studio? Accompanying a thai speaking person or will english be sufficient?

I would appreciate any suggestions from you all!

Have a great sunday and thanks for reading my post.

Kind regards

Koen

Leaving tomorrow from bkk to pattya. Has anyone used the klook bus going there? Other recommendations?

Also any recommendations for medium priced hotels in a mostly walkable location, with decent WiFi, aircon, and hot water in shower? How many days seems enough to get a good feel of the area?

Thanks for any info 😊

I am trying to do an Evisa application and Hua Hin is not on the list of Cities when you get to the Accommodation Type section.

Has anyone else had this problem or is there a work around?

Cheers,

Tom Gallagher

Has anyone here moved to Thailand for a few months to pursue fight training?

If so, what has your experience been like, and which gyms did you train at and stay with? I'm currently considering this option and would love to hear about your experiences and recommendations in all areas from Visa to Gyms to food to living during this time.

Thanks.