@Dang **********

Simple solution for your 20 day stay is to enter using your Thai passport.

And if you enter Thailand on your US passport, you will be treated as a foreigner in that you will require a valid visa and you willo be subject to 90 dayy reports, etc.

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

But apparently he got the letter from his embassy and it was rejected by Immigration?

@Istvan ********

But I can do it for 400 thb per night if you deal direct on here rather thasn through Airbnb.926?preview_for_ml=true&source_impression_id=p3__cGoMzH59cHCQLRiQ&guests=1&adults=1 But I can do it for 400 thb per night if you deal direct on here rather thasn through Airbnb.

@Istvan ********

If you decide to come to Chiang Mai, I have an Airbnb room available close to the Honda school.

In Chiang Mai the Honda Safety Riding Part gives lessons from beginners (2 day course) to big bikes (another 2 day course) using their bikes and on completion of each course they give you a certificate to take to the Transport Office and a list of other documents that you will need (Doctors certificate and Residence certificate). Or if you have a bike licence from your home country it is easy enough to get a Thai licence from the Transport Office

@Benjamin *****

But not shown as required here: 7. Evidence of deposited money under Clause 5 and evidence of income under Clause 6 (for one year) showing the total amount not less than Baht 800,000

@Benjamin *****

Mate, Usually your posts are spot on but I believe that the 800,000 thb for an extension of stay based on being retired does not have to be shown as an overseas transfer. Please confirm for me.

@John ******

I doubt very much that you can show a photo on here of you "International" licence because there is no such thing. Perhaps you have an "International Drivers Permit" which is simply an English translation of your National Licence.

@Michael *******

Correct. I used my Australian licence (no IDP) and the transition was smooth and simple.