@Aaron ***************

care to explain how, sir?

@Linhof ********

I’ve been to beautiful Thailand five times, on the fifth time I broke my arm. Get insurance!!!!

@Lee *****

read recent news, the TM3 has been scrapped earlier this week. Look it up.

To get 90 days, must apply for a tourist visa on line in your country. 60 days (200$ fee) plus one 30 day extension @1,900$ baht nearest immigration. Or 30day+ one extention plus border run for 30 day plus another fee on both sides. Not easy, must be very careful and picky where you cross the border. There are agents that take you by bus with others and do it for you. Go to consulate website for the exact instructions. Border runs of course excluded.

@Mike ******

yes, a River cruise in Bangkok, takes planning and reservations. Plus takes up one whole evening, even with an escort from your hotel, transport included and guide. Sells out for top deck. I just enjoyed it on /2024. It’s delightful at night, loved it.

@Jeff *******

yes, and not factoring in jet lag.

@Steve *********

just know everyone there is a fee of 200$ USD, takes about 4-5 days.

May be a repeat, but these services are so cheap. For one person it makes sense. The variety of foods available at food stalls is mind blowing. When you first settle, do it until you find the ideal home, apartment etc.

@Paulo *********

just try and do it when coming from overseas and already have flown 30 hours and three more to go. Try staying and traveling for two months. Not easy my friend.

@Nigel *************

sometimes they weigh everything, each item has a limit. Read their policy, so difficult when coming from over seas.