@Brandon ***********

it is displayed on every embassy website that I have checked. It will definitely happen.

I think they said june 1 but it was probably a typo, they probably meant july 1 since it was approved on may 29. Makes more sense that it would take a month to finish the legalities instead of two days

@Steve ******

careful, not sure about Thailand, but some countries require you to show the local passport if you have multiple nationalities regardless of where they stamp the entry. I come from a Suth american country, every time I go home I can enter with my European passport but still required to show my latin American passport. Maybe Thailand can be the same.

Maybe read the BOI guidelines first, I don’t think small companies apply. The investment I think was very high last time I checked. Small companies can’t apply for BOI, or at least it is my understanding.

If you have thai bank book and it is recently updated, it should also do the trick

At home!! Lol

@Graham *****

this is not a Thailand thing, this is a world wide treaty, and it clearly states must be valid for a year.

Depends on the agent… some are good and some are not…

@Bob *********

cannot, if you want to use it internationally (legally) you need to get the international driving permit valid for a year.

First one is 2 years, on any visa! After when you renew you get 5 years. Regardless of visa (must have legal status) this is how it goes for everyone.

Nope, you would need an international drivers license that explicitly says you can drive motorcycles. In your case it would require category A. You only have category B.