Yes you can get a driving license and buy a bike. However taking them to neighbouring countries is not easy.

@Anna ***********

I will let him know. He is Burmese but took Singapore citizenship so it will look strange to officers here too lol

@Anna ***********

Good to know. I was with my pal the other day and he was asking about getting a local license - he has Singaporean DL. I may have given him wrong info lol

@Marks ********

ETA postponed. The TM6 arrival card was suspended. This is now the TDAC.

@Wayne ********

It was a couple of years till I had one to do in Bangkok during Covid. Before that travelled for work. The admin staff at work dealt with it. I remember some people being baffled as they never knew it was a thing previously.

@Wayne ********

I have read different to this in a Chiang Mai group - the method of reporting resets too if you re-enter so fist 90 day after entering always has to be in person. A couple of provisos here 1) Chiang MaI dos have some peculiarities in their immigration office 2) When I have completed my 90 day I always did it in in person it at Jomtien as it is efficient and there is a good pie shop nearby :-)

@Xavier *******

The Chinese say "Do not tempt the Gods" 🙂 🙂

As you are in USA and have time I would apply there in your home country. Visas from neighbouring countries have recently come under a little more scrutiny by some Immigration Officers.

5 years from date of issue :-)

@Mateusz **********

You posted thst after only 3 working days??