Just a couple of thoughts. Thailand has one of the highest motorcycle accident rates in the world with corresponding high rates of death and injuries. If you do not have a motorcycle license for sure your insurance will not cover you. As an aside, make sure you have insurance that covers you in case of a motorcycle accident. You might also find that if you don't have a motorcycle license in your home country, that country's insurance will not cover you here. We have all seen too many crowd funding appeals on FB to send money to someone who has had a motorcycle accident and has no license and/or insurance and now is in dire straits.

@Robert *******

Thanks Robert.

@Jonnie ******

Thanks

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

Thank you Brandon.

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

Yes. Thanks. Cheers Brandon. People talk about a yellow book and a pink card. Are these necessary?

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

Thanks Brandon. Yes it would be over the counter withdrawal and not ATM.

An add on question. Do banks, e.g. Kasikorn have a limit on how much you can withdraw in a day?

@William ********

Check out Dr. Joe. That's who I used.

@Craig ******

Thanks Craig.Your opinion is valid of course for you. However I applied 3 times befire I finally and for Canada a Cdn visa and PRC. First time it was by myself, second time with a totally useless Thai agent, third time success with a brilliant Cdn agent. So in my case it worked wonders to have an honest, knowledgeable hard working professional help me.