Joe Mann seriously hope we never have to return to the Uk 🤞🏼👍🏼

@Bernie ************

we were, thank you Bernie, I understand 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@DK ****

so getting one could prove beneficial, thank you

@Sue *********

thank you 👍🏼

@Flo *****

the cheapest option is do it yourself of course

@Flo *****

we used

@Mots *********

not sure what your definition of “cheap” is

For us, we paid them so they took care of all the paperwork/ bureaucracy/ waiting, only you can put a value on that and yes, if we decide to convert our UK driving license to a Thai license, we will use Mots to obtain it

We bought our Border Terrier with us October last year, if you plan ahead, ensure all paperwork is complete and all requirements met it can be easy.

Is bringing your dog the right thing to do, well, that depends on your circumstances and expectations

@Joe *********

and Joe, May I add the insurance MUST cover motorbikes/ scooters etc as some don’t

@Gordie *********

depends on what visa you decide to use, in our case, medical insurance is not a requirement but that does not mean you shouldn’t have it, again it is down to the individual person and their circumstances

Whatever you chose to do, enjoy 🙏🏼

@Gordie *********

ask yourself what would you do if…

Something unexpected happened that required medical attention. What if you tripped and broke an ankle, were struck whilst crossing the road being 2 examples

Can you comfortably self fund in the event of a medical emergency, what are your visa requirements, all need to be taken into consideration

And define your word ‘Need’

Can you visit without medical insurance, Yes you potentially can but should you?

Only you can answer that