Yep, can get it just walking toward the airport exit, easy peasy. 👍

Fwiw, when I originally applied for a visa I entered my name First Last and it was rejected because on my passport is First Middle Last though nothing on the application stated ‘as it appears in your passport’. I had to pay and apply again.

My point, don’t leave any room for something to go wrong, you could very well be sent back at the border. 🙏

Doctor will see it, they will laugh, say ummm can’t test for that…and so on.

Most expensive part for me was a vaccine that insurance did not cover for $357. That was the worst of it.

I’m a diver so Samui is obvious for me but Chiang Mai is a bit less expensive overall. But as mentioned the smoke gets pretty bad in the north because it’s also coming from Myanmar and Laos.

Fwiw I’m in Khon Kaen and one thing I see a lot of is families and children.

Warning, keep your dog close and confined. Soi dogs run in packs and can be dangerous.

@Aaron *****

welcome to Thailand! Rules, requirements for a multitude of things vary province to province, branch to branch, etc. 😇

Do you have a lease? Technically the property owner is obligated to complete the tm30 as a checks/balances process. I had a similar problem but in my case the property owner essentially was overwhelmed by it all. 🙄

If you have a lease, passport with visa and you complete a tm47, immigration might be able to help you.

Wow, I have no useful answers but feel for your difficulties. 😔

Listen to the people who are saying non-B visa!! The rules are very deliberate and strict, you CAN NOT WORK in Thailand with any other visa and risk not only deportation but YOU will be held accountable and the remote possibility of even being arrested, though deportation and restriction is more likely.

Not being anything but deliberate. Seems like not the best place to ask about Canadian entry and visa requirements. Thailand itself has nothing to do with it. It appears a Canada Visit Visa is mandatory when planning a trip to Canada.