@Ally ***********

that sounds pretty interesting, thanks

@Jeremy *******

there was a question mark there for a reason. Last time I came in the immigration officer said they're now cracking down on anyone staying more than 180 days a year

Not from the UK but fellow European in Thailand. You can just get yourself an eSIM from AIS here. I would advise you to keep your UK sim as a physical one. European eSIMs are almost impossible to activate outside of Europe, physical SIMs are easier. If ever you phone breaks down you just swap the SIM and you're back in the air. I would get a prepaid card for the UK as you're not likely to use it for much else than receive SMS

@John *********

with two a year you're still within the limit, especially when spaced out right?

@Robert *******

exactly, this part gets overlooked a lot but saves a lot commission and fee on not having to do ATMs

@Robert ********

My Dutch bank tried to pull the same stunt. One email from a lawyer friend and the problem disappeared but I don't really trust them anymore

@Steven *********

and why is that? I have both, I don't see that much difference?

@Evan ******

I use my Wise for two months all over Vietnam. Doesn't work everywhere but usually no problem

@Danny ******

is that wishful thinking? 😅

@Steve ************

between 72 and 0 hours, I expect, like more and more neighboring countries now do