@Brown *******

exactly this. Heck, even if I am there just for 2 weeks I get the 60 days. Things change and is always good to have extra days in your back pocket with the hassle or extra expense of extensions.

@Marty ********

how long? I was in Thailand for 2 months this last trip.

@Ray ****

downstairs I think, near the train entrance.

I have had zero issues my last 3 or 4 trips using AIS. I bought the unlimited fasted plan for 30 days. Wicked fast, not throttled and unlimited data. Voice/video calls no problems.

Either through an employer or setup a firm accordingly. Via agents, company setup is about 155,000 baht for setup. 50k or so a year to keep it going. Is not a task for the under prepared. Check out Integrity Legal.

I have been into bikes for the last 40 years. Mostly street and some track. In BKK? Ehh.. mebbie after I lived there after a year or so. Elsewhere I have no problem but I constantly use hard earned skills to avoid accidents. One could be taught but I think Thailand just might be a harsh mistress to a noob. Stick to a car is my recommendation as well. Coincidence dentally a German fellow in the next bungalow has been stuck in Thailand for the last 6 months recovering from a nasty compound leg fracture from a a scooter crash.

Mostly my wife... however if I ask the wrong thing....

@Will ***********

diitto!

@Nick ***********

hi Nick... normally I did not need to use TM30.io site at all. I went directly to the "Thai site". is the official Thai site that is used to submit TM30 applications for a parties house/resort/hotel etc. I created an account there and then submitted my wife's house information. I think the initial registration process took a few days but after that I was then able to submit my TM30 form directly to them whenever I traveled back to Thailand. This last trip for some reason was rejecting all my submissions. I then used TM30.io to make my submission (which in turn interfaces directly with and that worked fine. Hope this makes sense...

@Nick ***********

you will have to have already registered the house using the Thai site. The is just an interface into that Thai official site.