Instead of getting mad at people who make different suggestions, you should add in your post that you are not interested in going to other countries to get them. Those suggestions are actually useful for people who travel around. I’ve also had glasses made in Japan and Taiwan during my travels.

I was told TM 30 doesn’t expire as long as you still live in the same house, we renewed our lease and didn’t need a new TM 30 for the new lease. I went to Japan a few months back, and just went to the immigration office for a new TM 30 after I came back to CM.

Interesting…you are trying to apply for DTV visa to seek treatments for a condition you are currently having and want to also get insurance to pay for it…I highly doubt that would work. Insurance companies have policies to protect themselves from exactly those situations. 🤷🏻‍♀️

What’s the reason your vet wants another round of shots? We moved here with our dog last year, it was easy, we just followed the instructions on Thailand embassy website.

@Ning *****

there’s no titer test requirement for entering Thailand with a pet. I did it last year.

Many Asian nationals wait years to just get a tourist visa to visit the West. Welcome to the club.

@Danny ******

you must only stayed in the old town and nimman. One can not just walk to a cafe if you live in a MooBaan.

@Danny ******

plenty of people in their 30s and 40s live outside of the city center when they don’t want to live like a tourist. Myself included, it’s so much more peaceful and beautiful when you get to wake up listening to the birds instead of traffic.

@Danny ******

no one rides bicycles in Chiangmai unless it’s within the moo Baan you live in. It’s dangerous enough to ride motorcycles in Thailand, why would anyone rides bicycles on a major road. It takes 40 minutes driving from Doi Saket to HangDong, one does need transportation living in CM.

Follow the rules and regulations on Thailand embassy’s website or google it. It’s simple. I came with my dog. As along as yours have all the vaccines and paperwork, no quarantine. Service dog should give you the ability to fly your dog in cabin with you from the US. There is no official national registry or certification process for service dogs. Thailand also doesn’t recognize emotional support animals.