@Gert ******

hotels do your tm30 for you. If you're staying in a private property, the property owner needs to do the tm30, or you go to immigration and do it yourself.

No, you don't have to do anything within the first 90 days, if you're staying in hotels.

The hotels register you as a guest in the immigration database every time you check in to one.

But you have to do a 90 day report if you're staying in the country for 90 consecutive days.

You have to do this in person the first time, which resets every time you enter the country.

@Andy *********

the ones you rent on Koh Larn have custom gear boxes for exactly that purpose. Go sit in a corner

@John *****

you do realize, that you're in this group too, right..?

@John *****

what do you think these ADVICE groups are for..?

They are great for basically every type of road, except if you're going off-roading or up very steep hills, like the areas outside of Chiang Mai.

But the people who sell the bikes in those areas can adjust the torque (?) so they work better for those specific roads.

No

I added screenshots of my own documents alog with the published work on ny client's websites, along with linka to those websites, as separate pages at the end of my CV.

Applied in Hong Kong in August.

January is great. No rain, not too hot, but plenty of tourists.

You should check out Koh Chang and Koh Samed to the east, or Kanchanaburi and Hua Hin to the west.

Search: condo and city you're in, and you'll find dozens of groups.