@Steven ********

Book your return around 55 to 58 days from entry date

The day of entry is counted as day 1 of your 60 days..

This ensures you don't need to pay for a visa extension for 1 or 2 days or pay the overstay fine if you don't get a last minute extension..

In case of flight cancelation or schedule changes.

Check with the airline if it's possible to change the ticket booked with your airline miles just in case you decide to stay longer and extend your initial 60 day excemption entry

@Bob ************

There is also an Evisa option for Cambodia so you can apply online before you travel which speeds up the entry process as you don't need to do the visa on arrival when you get there.

Just proceed through immigration and you will receive a passport stamp indicating 60 days entry

Get yourself some legal advice from a lawyer expert in business visa

@Lee *******

How does he get to the immigration area without a boarding pass the day before he Flys?

@Moses ********

Not possible

You cannot get to departure area to see the immigration officers until you have a boarding pass..

You cannot check in at the airline earlier than the day of your flight when check in opens to get a boarding pass anyway.

Generally many insurance companies don't cover pre existing conditions or if you declare these conditions there is an additional premium and limited coverage..

No official stamp and no signature?

Look very dodgy to me

Depends entirely on your individual circumstances, age, financial situation, income from external sources outside Thailand (if any) so quite a range of things to consider.

You will have major problems trying to cross borders on a Thailand registered Scooter especially one not registered specifically in your name..

Do plenty of research and good luck 👍