Not sure of your country of origin. With my USA DL I’ve got the Thai’s without any testing besides the eyes test.

Some foreigner’s DL granted the 60 days driving in Thailand privileges, or at least that I was told while I was there . If you’re not intending to stay over the allowable time you may just use your.

@Steve *********

Of course, that’s one of the well known institutions. Another best surgeon is also in Udonthani; extremely busy, only see patients twice a week but his operation schedule was 6-7 months in advance. These surgeons can’t even retired even they are well aged qualified.

PRP, Stem cells as above comment s are good alternative, worth looking into.

I can understand that the doctors are not recommending the replacement. You may need to consult an Orthopedic surgeon which most large government hospitals have. There are best surgeons and specialists, I personally knew one , he is working for Thai hockey team but unfortunately living and working in Udonthani, my hometown.

All bank take it but needed to be bagged. Buy the small/tall plastic bags and put the coins in it , tided it up with the elastic bands and it’d be easily and gladly taking . If you go in without the above method you’d be turned down with the reason of no time/persona to count it.

Not sure of your country of origin? The USA DL can be easily converted to a Thai’s . It took me about an hour to get my 10 years Thai DL with no test but the video demo and eyes test due to my imperfection eye sight.

@Cliff ********

Nice and sounds suggestion ! That’s what I’m intended to say but you’ve read my thoughts. 🙏

Sad but true; Thai lady is hard to get visa to most countries not just the USA. But ; from my personal experience, I applied for my PR and citizenship for both myself and my children, I’ve found that the process is very transparent and straightforward.

Does she have a career? Strong tied to Thailand? Financially secured? No criminal records? These are the main factors.

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Hope this helps

I’m in a process of moving back myself but I am Thai so no visas hassle but deciding on where to live is still a challenge, despite I’ve own properties and multiple houses.

Have you been living in Thailand before?

A friendly reminder, Try different areas of the country before deciding.

Main bus station aka Mo Chit 2 has luggage storing services. It’s the most cost effective, convenient location too. I’ve used it on my most recent trip to Thailand about a year ago.