What are you talking about?

Try using facts and complete sentences.

@Ralph ******

I don’t think it’s legal to discriminate by age in America.

Buy travel insurance the day you book your flight from a good provider such as World Nomads.

Don’t wait to purchase the travel insurance because the price and benefits will change  the more time passes from the day of booking.

@Tim *******

up to one year with AXA

Asked and answered here many times. Use the search feature to review.

Rules can vary in each province. Some may require proof funds came from outside Thailand.

Open a separate, fixed deposit (2% interest bearing) account in your name for sure, and don’t use it for anything else.

2% now. It was 2.5%

@Sarick *********

Do they really stamp your visa for a late 90 report [edited].

@Tim ******

Did you go to the DTAC booth at BKK or some random shop?

Did you buy a sim, an esim or just service?

How long ago was this?

@Tim ******

AIS, DTAC and True prices are the same at the airport, in the malls or at the standalone stores.

All 3 cellular carriers have booths at BKK. There is no price difference between company stores and independent resellers (7-11) as all the available plans are published.

Go to any booth after you clear immigration and hand the attendant your phone. They will have you choose a plan from the chart. Show your passport. They will load and test your phone to ensure it works.

This is not difficult.

Most will use an eSIM.

Some will add the Thai SIM to their existing as a second SIM and toggle back and forth using the phone’s settings screen.

I would never trust a 7-Eleven clerk to load a Sim into my phone however, the people that work in the airport can do it blindfolded, all day long every day.