agents have been advertising their services for assistance with the application process for the DTV visa, I sent one a message asking for more details, they replied by saying they would complete all the paperwork, and you need to go to Vientiane Lao, and complete the process yourself, they want āļŋ85k baht ðēð
I recall seeing something in a post about a lady wanting her dog to travel with her in the cabin, because she believed her dog would fret terribly traveling in the plane luggage hold in a box, and was asking for some sort of guidance from the group, she probably just searched google for a photo of dogs in a cargo plane, just for illustration purposes, why are making such a big deal about it?? What makes you think she was purposely misleading people?? I honestly don't recall every detail. ðĪ
it is still a very new visa, and a lot of the details are very unclear, people are suggesting you contact the embassy/consulate, that you will apply at, with more specific questions about what is acceptable, and what isn't, they seem to be making up there own rules, on specific time lengths for treatment or courses to qualify.
Sounds like you would be better off getting a long term visa, you will get refused at the border at some point, have a look at an METV visa, you can get 8 or 9 months out of it with a couple of border bounces, or the new DTV visa, that is a similar visa but it's 5 years.
I've had one or mishaps with belt buckles hanging down, or things coming out my pockets, or even soilage, I've come to the conclusion just get them completely out the way, they will be hanging on a hook, while I do my business, there isn't always a right and wrong way, just do what works for you ððĪĢðð
sometimes there is toilet paper, if not just put your pants straight back on, it's just a bit of water, Thailand is a hot country, you dry off in no time at all.
if anything has escaped the toilet ðĐ people just spray the toilet and the wall, Thai toilets are usually wet rooms, with a drain hole in the floor, that's why the place is always swimming in water ð