@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.

Squat toilet is healthier for the body, as it’s our body’s natural way to go to the bathroom. But it’s also more uncomfortable and uncivilized looking than western toilets. Most Asian homes don’t have those anymore, only public restrooms. I can see how it’s a scary way to go if you’ve never done it.

@Jim *******

let’s see if it actually last 5 years, and if it’s renewable after 5 years. The Thai government loves to change rules…🧐

Someone said you have to show proof of residency like a lease or utility bill from the county you reside in.

@Glenn ****

that was my understanding but everyone jumped on my throat saying it’s multiple 180 days within 5 years😒