@Dany *******

absolutely, it’s very valuable information.

@Thiri *****

ok thanks, that would make sense why it’s mentioned on the Myanmar embassy site and not Cambodia, as Myanmar nationals don’t get 60 days visa exempt, Cambodians do and can pretty much do multiple bounces in a year anyway.

@Greg *******

I’m not suggesting they have stopped it, it was a question not a statement. Strangely it’s not listed as an option on the Phnom Penh embassy website.

@Greg *******

yes I’m aware they are still offering 60 day TR visas, they need to continue it for the nationalities that don’t qualify for visa exempt, just would be interesting to see if the multi entry one is still available.

@Thiri *****

interesting comment, are the embassies still offering the multi entry tourist visa? 🤔

@Dany *******

I’ve got a headache just reading this post. Dude just head to Krabi town and jump on the bus to Sadao, will cost you less than 1,900 baht and will a more pleasurable day out 😊

No AIA does not accept DTV, there are other companies that will accept DTV as well as AXA and Genki, such as Aprll and LMG. All these policies (with the exception of Genki) can be purchased directly on the CheckDi price comparison site, no need to go through an agent.

Looks like Krungsri Central Festival in Chiangmai are sick & tired of tourists asking to open bank accounts. I would change the notice to say the following: “Yes the fee is xxx to withdraw from this machine if you have an overseas card. No you can’t avoid this fee by opening a bank account, so please don’t hold up the queue in our branch by trying, you are only wasting our time and your own”. 😊

Also have a look at the CheckDi price comparison site, there are few insurers on here offering policies for DTV.

AXA do a policy called Essential Care, popular for DTV holders. (A lot of the other insurers don’t accept DTV). No need to go through an agent with this policy and can buy it directly online.