I read you can only get a 60 days tourist visa from inside your country of residence.

@Todd ********

yeah, I saw a Citibank in Bangkok and thought how convenient if I had a US Citibank account & could access funds from the Bangkok location.

Thanks for the question because I was just wondering the same thought this morning.

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

thanks. We’ll check it out. We’ve collected gifts etc but won’t be going home until April & don’t really want to carry these things so long. DHL was too expensive.

@Pop *******

thanks but at least it arrived😅. Do you recall how much it cost? We’ve got about 6 KG we’d like to ship home to US.

Has anyone used Thailand Post to send a package/small box to US or UK?

Jomtien.

No

@Lisa *******************

and I just happened to be that one rare instance 😅

Nothing to do with visa BUT a problem arose boarding EVA from Seattle to Bangkok. They wanted to see the physical credit card I used to purchase the ticket. I didn’t have it because that card had been lost or fraudulently used after I bought the ticket. The card was replaced. EVA was absolutely not going to let me board unless I could prove to them that my card had been replaced by my issuing bank. But a supervisor, after reviewing all my hotels & onward flights were booked with that card, did let me board. It is in the small print of their ticket contract that they may ask to see the original form of payment.