I like Remitly. I’ve never used it except to send money to Thailand. I’m guessing they have other services. I like it better than Wise.

@Mike ******

car rentals are usually available at airports. Reservations a good idea.

@Brandon ***********

the 30 day extension is 1,900TB plus a current 2x2 passport photo. Obtained at your nearest immigration office. Should be done one week to ten days before your 60 day expires. Cash Is best. Be prepared with all documents. Fill out all paperwork forms at that location. They will date your stamp. You must leave Thailand at or before that date. If you have difficulty with the forms there is usually someone there that will help you.

@Nick ******

thanks for the kind suggestion.

@Todd ********

say, have you ever considered there are individuals out there that rarely use hotels? Usually only for a rare vacation or out of necessity due to loss of residence. Not everyone is savvy about everything, so stop and think!

@Tony *****

you are correct. He can benefit from the sale financially, but cannot own property only the building. Must vacate within one year also.

That’s why many foreigners buy condos.

@Sab ****

the fee is 1,900 tb plus current passport size picture. They will take there if needed.

Why can’t people comprehend the original notice???? So many judge first and ask questions later, Geez people.

@Graham *****

as an observer, I also thank you. I’m American with different circumstances. Your kindness is well noted.

Nick Rostron so sorry, maybe a different day and clerk would be better? Worth a try. I went to the government offices in Khon Kaen with my Thai fiancé for his business issues, as an observer. I couldn’t believe the endless paperwork. We had to drive over an hour each way. The sad part is; could have been handled easily through a fax. I was amazed how patient, cordial, and accepting the Thai public were.