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.

At the start you need a good honest Canadian agent who is familiar with the way it works in Canada.

@Bent ************

Try the UK for national parks and forests. All charge. Where I am on Vancouver all the parks charge parking fees. It us not racism. It is a discount gor locals and residents. Again very normal for locals to get a discount.

Many countries charge these fees. They help to maintain the trails, pickup garbage, etc. I have travelled a fair bit and so many places charge entry and trail use in parks. There is no way my rice farming Thai family could afford 100 baht just to walk on a trail. That is enough to feed someone for a day or buy enough food from the market for MA and PA's dinner.

@Nongnuch *******

Yes. It took us two years, 3 applications and close to 10 thousand dollars for my Thai wife to get a Permanent Residentvisa for Canada. Last year we went to England-another 1,500 bucks for a visa. Same this year when we went to France. And even though she is a legal Permanent Resident in Canada, to go to the US, even on a cruise ship it is another visa, a few hundred dollars and a two year wait to get an interview. Yes, comparatively, Thailand is a piece of cake and very open.

For me it is much easier to get a Thai visa than for my wife to get one to Britain, Canada, EU or USA.

@Nikki ******

Nice.