I can vouch for Darren from

@Seek **********

.

You can check out his company website below.

Seek2insure.com

He is an agent (also from UK) and has run the insurance business in Thailand for years. He has helped my foreign boss comparing

plans by different providers and choosing the best one with great coverage and reasonable price for long-term stay.

Speak to Darren at Seek2insure.com

He can give you comparison of different plans/policies by different providers and recommend which one is the right fit for you.

Dimitris Antoniades

I work as a personal assistant and I would recommend those who are looking to buy a health insurance to reach out to

@Seek **********

. I recommended them to many clients and they were happy with him.

Speak to Darren and he can give you a legit advice on which plan/company is the best fit for you. They are independent agent who don’t work for any specific company so they can compare different plans of various companies for you to decide, depending on your budget and coverage you want to get.

@Mövenpick ********************************

If you want a spacious room with a view and balcony, check this place out.

They also allow walking in hotel garden once a day upon advanced booking.

Actually it depends. Some info on Google or old threads here isn’t up-to-date.

@Garrett **********

Planning to 😊

Love to go to flower farm so bad.

Bangkok....so freakin boring. Wanna go up north to experience cold weather!

@Steve ******

Good to know. Which branch? So only passport required?

Krungsri (yellow one) is the easiest bank for those without work permit - you just need to bring original passport + property rental agreement (go to Siam Paragon or Sukhumvit 33 branch).

Can do with Bangkok bank as well but they require a certificate of residence from your embassy (aka Statutory Declaration for Aussies, etc) instead of rental agreement.

Edit: Make sure to call and confirm with the bank first before you go.