AXA Sawasdee

Your “landlord” is probably not your landlord and is paying someone else/another landlord to do the TM30, don’t worry about it. Don’t make such a stink about it or you will just become another foreigner who never got his deposit back. 97% of people in the Thailand Facebook groups will take pleasure in winding you up to ensure you will become one of these victims, don’t take the bait is my advice 😊

In fairness and without sounding like I’m discriminating or suggesting certain nationalities are not able to be Muay Thai fighters, you don’t see many Chinese/Indian/Burmese tearing it up in the Muay Thai gyms.

Anonymous participant did you tell them this? Bangkok Bank normally sell AIA, combined health & life.

Nice to see the banks have upped their game. They always were being too lenient by giving out bank accounts in return of a cheapo accident policy that wouldn’t even cover a broken arm.

@Piotr ********

in this case go with a more comprehensive policy like Genki.

@Piotr ********

If you are frequently traveling the best one for you is Genki.

@Piotr ********

AXA Thailand, can buy upto 6 months at a time but need to be outside of Thailand when you buy it as it’s considered as an inbound travel policy.

Anonymous participant just my useless opinion but the chances of you being rejected for Non-B AND losing your DTV at the same time is about 0.01% 😊

@John ******

correct, no multi entry Non-B’s now, it’s been several years since. When I switched from a Non-O multi entry visa to Non-B single entry I was not on an extension granted by immigration, I always did my utmost best to stay away from immigration offices and seek my “permission” from embassies instead, but of course now its not so easy to do this.