@Nicole *********

AIS is in most big shopping malls.

@Steve *********

I do the same with AIS. No issues.

@Jason ******

I do the same with an lPhone 14 (two eSims). One for my T-Mobile USA acct and the other for my AIS Thailand cell number. I also signed up for high speed 5G Internet on my cell phone which is very convenient to get Internet and Email anywhere anytime. Not expensive and worth it. No problems or issues. Also good English speaking support staff as well.

@Andi **********

my wife had dental implants at Asavanant and was very satisfied. About 30 to 40 % of what she was quoted in the States. Our son also had deep cleaning of his infected gums and 3 crowns. He also said a much less expensive than in the States. They are a full service modern dental clinic with the most modern equipment and a full in house staff of different dentists and technicians. I go there for normal cleanings and check ups and am also very satisfied. They speak English as well.

We flew six months ago from Boston to Bangkok with our little Maltese under the seat in front of us in a special soft sided pet carrier on Korean an airlines. They only allow three dogs per flight. Requirements are strict and paperwork is time consuming for all permits, etc but it can be done. She was a great passenger and never barked. The carrier had a zipper top so we were able to give her a little water and food. We did not give her any sedation. We put a diaper on her but she held it for 32 hours. Bangkok animal control was great and very helpful. Much better than USDA. Good luck. We built a house here but rentals that allow pets in Bangkok can be a challenge so try to plan ahead if possible.

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

will they accept Cigna, Bupa, Blue Cross Blue Shield or any other big international insurance companies?

We brought our small dog with us from The USA in the plane on Korean Airlines which was one of the few airlines which still allows a small dog to fly in the cabin. Lots of paperwork but if everything is done properly it was very straightforward and easy. Thai animal control both prior to the flight as well as at the airport were very friendly, professional and helpful. Much better than the service I received from my own country. We arrived after midnight which was a peak time so we did have slight delay. Two dogs ahead of us crapped all over the floor in the inspection office. The dog owners didn’t even offer to clean it up which was unbelievable. My wife helped the Inspector clean up the mess. He was very appreciative. I can understand why some inspectors may be up tight. Treat people nice and they usually will treat you nice.

We relocated to Thailand so she will stay here. Getting a dog back to the United States will be extremely difficult

We just brought ours from America. Not easy but with a lot of work it can be done. We have a very small dog so we were able to get permission from Korean Airlines for her to fly in the cabin with us from Boston - Inchon - Bangkok.

@Peter ********

where can one find a complete list of all rules and regulations to be able to comply with all requirements?