@Wayne *******

yep Thailand is not an approved country need rabies shots and so on cost including quarantine flights and so on can be anywhere from AUD 5000 which is why I suggest this person be sure of their intentions and the financial ramifications

@Jane **********

it will not be as easy bringing a dog from Thailand to Australia

@Wayne *******

also depends where the dog comes from also

@Wayne *******

the requirements are very tough for vaccinations and importing into Australia for example and to bring a dog back from Thailand most likely is not possible. Have family members who have bought dogs in from Europe and it is a very stringent process. It would be wise to check that through with authorities in the home country. All Australian Quarantine is done in Melbourne these days

If you are not planning to stay long term should not bring the dog because if you decide to return to original country in many cases a dog will not be allowed back in from Thailand even with a quarantine. Regarding your medications, depending on what they are some you can get over the counter without prescription, others you will need to get from a hospital with a prescription. Perhaps you need to research more ,if you have someone who speaks Thai have them help with research because many businesses when they see Farang they think $$$$$.

Incorrectly installed sign ?

@Bobby *******

no Buck House contacts, he may be republican but not the American kind .He certainly goes above and beyond. My girlfriend says his Thai is quite good however she would like him to speak English a little slower. Allan sure is fully immersed in his role .

@Bobby *******

Australian Ambassador has been very clear in his statements perhaps others can learn from him

@Bobby *******

exactly

@Bobby *******

yes the link says it but it needs to be in the post that was originally published so as to avoid any confusion. The actual post does not say to follow the links to see who qualified