@Thailand **********

do it online. Some embassies won’t do it on a visit.

I use REMITLY dot Com to transfer money from the USA to my Thai bank. Takes 6 seconds.

@Frank *********

don’t volunteer unless specifically asked might be a better answer.

@Frank *********

It’s possible but most of the time we pick up our large 50 pound bags (4) that my Thai wife packed and we head directly outside to the van we hired. No customs check. I think it’s because they get X-rayed getting on the plane, checked again in Taiwan and simply not important in Thailand. Even going back to LAX thru Tokyo or this last trip Taiwan US customs just asks a couple questions and rarely do they open any bags. Maybe because we’re retired….lol..

My opinion Chuck. Say nothing about anything. Good luck Sir.

Include myself. I have CHF and take 4 meds per day. One is Entresto and I did get my healthcare provider to give me a 90 day supply. I split time between California and Bangkok. But stupid me, I accidentally left one 30 day supply at home and brought an empty bottle. My Thai wife went to the pharmacy and they sold her a package of entresto for about rd the cost in the USA. Dang, our healthcare system has too many crooks.

I wish you luck and here’s what I would do. 1. Have a Thai citizen actually obtain your meds in person. There is a Farang price and a Thai price. You won’t need a prescription. 2. Immigration won’t even look at your carry on.

Just buy an Elite Visa.

Somewhere there is a website for teaching opportunities in Thailand honey.

@Steve ******

that was funny Steve

500 Baht per day fine at the airport. We were 5 days late (because of Covid hospital wouldn’t release us) and paid 6,000 baht leaving for Tokyo. They give you a red departure stamp.