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Elías *******
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@Peter ********
so the answer is to freeze accounts randomly? BRILLIANT! 😂
Elías ********
Participante anónimo 139 you can do all of that with TrueMoney. Even sending money to local bank accounts. And also pay local prices for YouTube, Netflix, Disney+ etc.
Elías ********
Sometimes they do ask to send the same things again. Try sending the very same document.
Elías ********
@Elan *********
I'll check about it. The issue, I personally see, it's about reimbursements of payments? Supposedly, DTVers aren't allowed to have Thai bank accounts, fine then. But I like my home country insurance because if something happened, I get reimbursed very quickly (if not super high amounts, the money is wired within 24 hours). I also wonder how would we get money from a Thai insurance company even without having a local bank account.
Elías ********
Yes, you need to, but only if you stay 90 days CONTINUOUSLY in the Kingdom. Every time you travel abroad, the clock resets.
Elías ********
It seems they won't cover more than 3 months IF continuous, but every time you enter again their (the insurance company) clock resets. As I go home at least a few days every two to three months, and I haven't had problems using that insurance over and over.
Elías ********
@Aaliyah *******
it depends on your own passport and whether you need a visa or not for that country. You could go to Laos, Cambodia (only by plane), Malasia, Myanmar or even to Singapore, Korea, etc.
Elías ********
Don't waste your time. Just cross the border, in and out in 10 minutes and then you get 180 more days.