@Carsten ***********

It doesn't matter at all, immigration requires 1000 per letter. Where is the problem?

@Carsten ***********

That's nice for you, in Udon Thani I paid 1000 Bath for every letter to the traffic authority. That should also be the rule.

Those are the rules. Two driver's licenses. So two letters of immigration. about 1000 Bath per write

@Dennis ********

That wasn't the case for a long time. Now you need a mobile phone contract running in your name. And this confirmation from the provider is necessary. Then everything works fine

observe the normal requirements. Personally appear with a passport, registration form, finger print, photo is taken in the bank as well as the most important confirmation from your telephone provider.And that's all it takes.

@Martin ********

I just replied to the post and said sounds very cheap..There are then only minimal insured sums included.

AIA is of very good quality and Bath cheap.But with a smaller sum insured and not too much daily allowance for the bed, this price is possible. Maybe the death sum reduced to a minimum fits so far,then this premium is possible with 53 years

@Daniel *****

But of course, otherwise the erection will no longer work if you can't splurge with a new car.

I bought my wife the iPhone 15 Pro Max last year. Price Bath, so about 1500 euros. No real difference to Europe. Apple actions don't really exist. Maybe over a period of time cell phone tariff, but it's not cheaper either....

@Sean *********

This is the same problem with Wise. Wise describes the problem in his app that the Bank of Thailand does not authorize a labeling as an international transfer. The recommendation is to obtain the confirmation from the correspondent bank, which will be the first to receive the money. In order to secure a transfer as an international transfer, Wise recommends Swift Transfer from bank to bank directly in its own app.