Steve ******
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Steve *******
There are ATMs you can use. Just make sure to let your bank know you're going to use your cards in Thailand.
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@Brandon ***********
thank you!

I'm only traveling during public holidays, as that is the only free time I have. So, hopefully, that same thing won't happen to me at the airport.
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@Brandon ***********
so when I get a re-entry it will only be valid until my extensions last date?

And once I extend my extension for another 3 months in May, I would need to get a new re-renty permit if I want the multiple entry one. Is this correct?
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Make sure to write a will that specifies that your wife and her family gets absolutely nothing if you die.

You can change it as you get older if you feel like they can be trusted after 20 years or so.
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AIS is the only reliable option.

True generally has faster internet, but their coverage can be horrible in most parts of the country, so that fast internet doesn't work when you need it the most.
Steve *******
That sucks. They used to have the visa ready the next day.

Thank you for the update!
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@Richard *****
if Thailand is tech savvy, I'm a polar bear.
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@Wells *****
you can book 5 nights. A cheap hostel is like 120 baht per night.

Landlords have to pay tax on rental income, and Airbnb is illegal, so they can't pay their taxes, which mean they'll get into trouble if they report you staying there. At least that's what they're afraid of.
Steve *******
Check into a cheap hostel, get a receipt and the hostel's business card, and go to immigration afterwards for an address report and extension.