@Damien *******

you’ll get 60 days visa exempt. Just show up with your passport.

Why wouldn’t a copy of your vetted passport work..?

@Andy ***********

I heard that’s after the first year. But I may be wrong sir.

Dave. I do that. 6 and 6. Plus or minus a couple weeks. I get 60 days exempt on arrival I hit immigration for extra 30 for 1900 baht. Then I take a bus trip for a day pick up another 60 plus 30. That’s 6 months. No visa, no savings account.

@Paul ******

no

Silence is golden. Duct tape is silver. Direct deposit in your USA bank. Suck it out via wise or remetly as needed. If they know your our more than 6 months you’ll lose part D for any medicine you need. Don’t announce your plans out loud.

Bus crashes are up 43% according to government sources. But avoid buses that have tanks of fuel inside the interior.

Be. Safe.

@Kay **********

I just asked my wife, she lost his contact information.

Driving in Thailand is like Mr. Toads Wild Ride at Disneyland. I would fly or hire a car/transport. When we decide to travel we use people that own a van. It holds my wife’s relatives and we’ve ventured everywhere south of Bangkok but going north to chaing mai (sp) we take the night train. The van is comfortable and I think we paid $1200 baht per day.

@David *******

Medicare will revoke part D if she’s out of the country more than 6 months. However I’ve found my heart meds are cheaper over the counter in Thailand. Check that out.