I've got a Honda PCX 125cc. It'll go anywhere and two up.

@Pete ******

To be honest, I don't take much notice of anything all the so called farang experts living in Thailand say. Farangs are all visitors in Thailand , apart from the few hundred that have permanent residency, so I don't know why farang visitors are on FB (Sadbook) trying to put every farang bang to rights. All I know is the eleven years I stayed in Isaan previously, I didn't, apart from on four occasions have any issues with immigration.

@Pete ******

You've obviously read my post, so what you say is irrelevant to my past experiences. Some people on Sadbook, just like ridiculing others comments. Looks like your one of those people. Gone to Thailand, married a Thai and your now an expert on everything, except how Thailand really works.

@Ralph ******

Maybe I've got a likeable face 😂😂😂

@Pete ******

And dozens of times over twenty+ years.

@Pete ******

Airline? Take your pick from the 13 different airlines I've flown into Thailand with 😂😂😂

I typed in Google yesterday. Did the 2004 Tsunami affect the Gulf of Thailand. AI, came back with the answer ',YES'. Well it didn't affect the Gulf of Thailand, it affected the West coast, which is the Andaman Sea. So much for googles AI 😂😂😂

@Ivan ********

Never been asked by any of the airlines I've flown with to Thailand for proof of a return ticket.

As far as I know there hasn't or isn't any specifics regarding timeline of course length, as some have said, it depends on the visa Dept., of different Embassies or consulates.

My personal opinion is, I'm 76, have travelled the world for over 50 years, mostly work related, but spent eleven years based in Thailand between the age of 49 & 61. Kept myself very fit all my life and although no one knows whether illness would hit you, my risk assessment on myself, because of my general health was very low of having a big medical episode. When we get older were more at risk of certain medical things, ie., heart attack, stroke and as usual with the quite older folk, succumbing to cancer. Nothing is guaranteed in life, apart from paying taxes & dying. If a person feels like they need peace of mind having insurance, that is Upto the individual. In my case after fifty one years of travel to all four corners of the earth & having not paid for any insurance of any kind, the amount of money I haven't parted with is huge.