really??? search this page and Google.

@Todd ********

I'm not doing someone else's hw. why act as an errand lad for the most basic research-- if that excites you, more power to you.

Google is your friend!

@Kuan *****

not really, don't assume the worst without understanding the reality---most thai, if living in the in the US or UK, not citizens or permanent residents, would fund ut difficult, and likely impossible to get credit-- most expats here have no real assets to put up as collateral, nor family members here to co-sign. most Thais get into debt, unfortunately, by borrowing from "street financiers". You want to hunt one of them up to inquire about a loan, I guarantee you won't like the terms, nor the consequences if you dont make your payments.

@Henrik ***

and the blue or green book surrendered.

@Barry *********

so true, so many can only drive for a few months before the vehicle is repossessed, or the co-signer is on the hook for payments.

@Maxim **********

exactly, I think I read a recent report about the majority of average Thais are pretty heavily I debt. funny, how uninformed so many are about a foreign country in which they want to live.

very, very, very unlikely any dose of any vaccine will be available in June, July, or ???-- especially not to expats, and expats under 65 or even 60.

@Todd ********

exactly right!

@Jackie *****************

I have done that in the past-- did u read their website directions, or on the form itself it always specified?