@Iris **********

it has never been June.

Relative to what you consider modest to be. There was a guy a few years back who was boasting and making videos about how he lived in Chiang Mai on only US$300 a month but he lived in a Thai dog box condo and cooked his own rice to take to restaurants to keep the bill down. You can live on that amount but unless you are absolutely desperate, why would anyone want to?

However, if you had say US$1,000 a month which for some is modest, you can live a fairly comfortable life.

@Mike ******

you're getting COVID extensions, that makes more sense.

As other commenters note, you've got up to seven days after the 90-day report is due and I can vouch for that, I always do mine a few days late as I do it at the end of every three months.

Surprised you're only getting 60-day extensions on an ED, though. It used to be 90.

@Mark **********

Both Roojai and DirectAsia offer the full vehicle or nominated drivers option, nominated drivers bringing the price down a bit, at least the last time I got quotes from them.

It depends - typically it's the vehicle but some policies here also have the option of nominated drivers/ drivers over a certain age etc. for lower rates.

You can do either the extension at immigration or apply for the SETV before you leave. However, I'd recommend getting a tourist visa and there is a reason why - the dates you are traveling.

December is high season and particularly with all the public holidays, Immigration offices will be super busy in the more popular locations. You can always risk Immigration but if you're somewhere like Bangkok, you going to lose the better part of a day getting there, getting the extension then returning.

Once.

@Ste ******

And you're a farang who seems to think he's better than Thais and doesn't have to follow Thai laws. Did you bring your KKK hood with you as well?

@Ste ******

break the law at your own risk.

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