Yes, 60 days is correct

DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) could be an option..

It's available to people for study in Thailand like Muau Thai boxing or to study and learn Thai Language..

Certain conditions and costs involved so do some investigation and see if that could suit you..

@Ivan ********

UK passport do require a visa for Cambodia..

$30 US dollars

You can get this on arrival but it will slow down the entry processing because you have get the visa from a separate immigration counter first before you proceed to the actual immigration officers for border entry processing.

Sometimes visa on arrival can get busy so you may have to line up with many other people to get your visa.

It's easier to apply online for a eVisa before you travel and then just proceed straight to immigration processing on arrival..

The eVisa is for a single entry up to 30 days entry into Cambodia .

And it's valid for 3 months so you can use it to enter anytime during a 3 month period....

Here is the Cambodia government visa website

@Ivan ********

Depends on your passport country but most require a visa but these can be obtained on arrival or before you travel via Email through the Cambodia government visa website..

Ticket date change depends on the class of ticket you buy..

Got nothing to do with border bouncing...

Buy the most expensive flexible ticket and you can change the dates if you want..

Or lower cost tickets sometimes charge a fee to change..

And discount low cost fares often cannot be changed.

Depends on the airline and thier ticketing rules.

Read the fine print before you buy 😁

@Ivan ********

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia..

Depending on your passport no visa required for Malaysia..

Cambodia and Loas would require a visa

I would bus to Mochit bus terminal and short taxi ride to Don Meuang airport..

Grab a cheap budget airline flight to a somewhere like KL.

If you have a British passport then HCMC Vietnam is a another option as on a British passport you don't need a visa for Vietnam (45 days on arrival)

Sounds like a scam...

Online driving license?..

Get an international driving permit from Australia before you travel..(then you are legally allowed to drive)

If you going to be in Thailand long term then sort out the local driving license once you are here..

It depends on your passport country and what your visa requirements are (if any) to enter Thailand..

If you are from 1 of the 93 countries that now get visa exemption entry then no payment is required unless you apply for a particular visa before travel for longer than your 60 day excemption entry period.

Visa and entry conditions to Vietnam is dependent on your passport country .

Some countries require visa before travel (no visa on arrival) and some countries are allowed entry on arrival .

Since you don't state your passport country then you will need to do some research yourself.