@Scot ******

yeah for sure. Like anything in Thailand it really depends on which way the wind is blowing at any given time. Given the travel restrictions out of Bangkok my guess is that if you can get on a bus you will be OK. There is a taxi driver here in Hua Hin bringing people down from Bangkok every day. I hope you make it out of the twilight zone....

Why don't you just get on the bus and go? Please let us know. I doubt there is anyone here in the forum that has done the bus trip this week to advise you.

@Bobby *******

I am absolutely wrong about the OP mentioning Bangkok. Sorry. So Bangkok immigration will not issue a certificate unless you have been in the country more than 90 days? Wow. Seems we are lucky to not be in Bangkok.

@Bobby *******

oh it was you. Sorry. But you still didn't mention Bangkok immigration.

@Bobby *******

Bangkok immigration was mentioned by the OP? I used an example of a multi entry visa that only allows stays of up to 90 days of which there are a few. I believe I was refuting the blanket statement of needing a 90 day report. As others have also done.

@Bobby *******

yes but the point is you do not need to have done a 90 report if you have not been in the country for less than 90 days. Marriage has nothing to do with it. It was just an example of an entry into the country for less than 90 days.

I started with True because it was better in large cities and you can top up in . I switched to AIS in Isaan because it was cheaper and more importantly better coverage out in the country areas.

@Bobby *******

not necessarily true. I got a residence certificate from immigration for my driver's licence while on a Non O Spouse multi entry. No 90 reports because less than 90 days in country. Just TM30 and passport. Accompanied by my wife with her Tabien Baan

@Tod ********

it is in Australia...

@Ron *****************

yes. Correct.