@John *********

your Thai idp will cover you in Vietnam both are 1968 ,for Cambodia you need a 1949 idp ,so you will need 2 different idp

This depends on what visa you have ,if youvare arriving on a 60 day exemption then yes it's correct if you have a retirement visa one way is ok

If the ford has a wet cambelt don't go a where near it they are trouble,who would design a engine with a rubber belt running in oil.Dont know if they use these engines in Thailand ,wet belt engines are used in Europe and they are crap

@Nick ******

you need a bank account to get a visa ,the banks won't give you a bank account unless you have a visa,having tried to sort out the bank account first and failed I decided to use an agent bht for bank account and retirement visa on the first year then is every year after.

On 0 bht (£) I get £1000 interest per year this covers any agents fees plus a bit left for me.

Use an agent and they will sort the 0 bht out without you loosing any interest on your money at home,yes it costs but the interest more than covers it.

@Andrew ********

This is for a 60 day multiple entry tourist visa not a 60 day visa exemption

Come on a 60 day visa then apply for a retirement visa or get a multiple entry 60 tourist visa can stay for 6 months every 60 days you need to do a visa run to get another 60 days,or chance it on multiple 60 day exemptions doing boarder runs

@George ********

tried Elton get bank account in Ban phe Bangkok bank filled in all the paperwork the bank workers were very helpful right at the end computer said no had to have 60 days left on my visa,as I had a 60 day multiple entry tourist visa I would of had to do a visa run and open the bank account on the same day.

I tried to open an account in Bangkok Bank and failed used an agent got the account sorted easily without any problem

I used an agent that sorted the money out for me,left my money in UK account earning about £1000 interest a year more than covers any agent fees.