@Dan **********

so yeah, I’m only partially facetious because it does work and there’s a lot of non-Mexicans doing it, including Ukrainians m. to answer your question I have not personally known of anybody who has done this as I described. Finally, I am a former San Diego and living in Phoenix now, so that’s the route I would take is TJ to San Diego if one were to do it.

Go to Mexico, walk across the US border, surrender to border patrol and she will get free, food, housing, job, assistance, and center or later you she will become a naturalized citizen instantly just like the Ronald Reagan did with millions.

@Chris *******

just think if she was illegal Mexican migrant, it would be no big deal they would even pay for a hotel and transportation. Weird, huh

@John ***************

everybody thinks they have a travel hack. John definitely has a hack. Congratulations.

Wow, I appreciate you posting a story like this. That’s a real heads up.

Sorry to hear that. I’ve used **booking as much as you’ve used Agota and I cannot say I’ve had a bad experience, but I did not use booking in Southeast Asia, where I believe a Gotha is a much stronger platform. It’s strictly been Europe and central Asia however, customer service for their version of “Agoda cash”was pathetically slow by email. It was eventually resolved, but very slow many days.  This was during the pandemic, April 2001 thru December 2001.

An affordable bachelor lifestyle  that could lead to a pleasant trap

@Paul *******

loudly

@Kool ******

gotcha, so funds must have 60 days aging I take it. I don’t know if you can answer this  follow on question. If I’m doing a combination of documented monthly income and USD deposited into Thailand bank to get to 800,000 baht.  do I have to have the US Embassy verify my us government source of income and submit it at the end of the 60 days of my USD in a thai bank? Thanks

@Brandon ***********

well that clarifies that. thanks.