@Alan ******

Yes, Alan. I realise that. I could top my pensions up to do this every month but I would be drawing off from my lump sum until its withered away, that's why I prefer to have the amount in my Thai bank at all times. Thanks for your comment!

Easiest way is to leave it in the bank, forget about it, because if your staying in Thailand your going to need it in there every year. Saves all the hassle and worry.

@Phil *******

Cheers, Phil. Thank you for your post. Great.

@Tammy *********

Thank you, Tammy, much appreciated. X

@Jef *******

Cheers. Jeff. Just what I'm looking for. I'm back over end of July for good so will check it out then. Thanks for the post. Brilliant.

@Jef *******

Cheers Jeff. Where in Thailand can you get this model, as it says, .com.au?

@Sasi ***********

Thank you. But I hope to get one in Thailand. X

@Mary *******

Thanks, Mary. I do have something similar but I will check it out. X

Hi Pierre, who thought it was helpful to respond with abbreviations and rudeness to my simple question:

Yes, I did ask about would it be possible to purchase a large Airfryer, and as you can see, I received tons of helpful and thoughtful replies—despite your ignorant comment claiming I was on the “wrong site."” Maybe next time, try being useful or just scroll on.

To everyone else who gave a great response, thank you very much!

Your input was genuinely appreciated and helped me out a lot. It’s good to know there are still kind and intelligent people willing to share knowledge without being petty or obnoxious.

Hotels will always do your TM30. If your in your own place or rented you have to report to your local immigration within, I think 36hrs unless its a bank Holiday, but as soon as you can.