@David *********

I had to get one for the DLT in Nong Khai. It took 8 days to receive it from immigration.

@Sylvia *******

I've stayed here inbound and outbound. Checks all the boxes. Affordable, shuttle to and from and they even have a pool.

@Debra *******************

follow Brandon's advice and you will be fine.

@Nigel *************

what he said wasn't ignorant, the price might be a bit different but there was no ignorance involved

@Max ************

this is from Wise 5 minutes ago

Not to mention, agents are few and far between up here.

@Daniel ********

if he is trying to accomplish this in Nong Khai he will have to go to Laos to get a non-o because Nong Khai doesn't do it in house.

@Stuart **********

there are 3 Thai embassies in the US. The west coast uses L.A, the Midwest uses Chicago and the East coast uses Washington D.C.

@Charles *********

it's the Thrift Savings Plan that I was part of as a US government employee. Very similar to a 401k for the private sector.

@Charles *********

Yes, I live in Thailand now. I ported to Tello because after 90 days in Thailand T-mobile will cut you off if you're living here and they won't tell you when they do. Tello has worked with my US credit union credit card so far. It's only been a month, but from everything I have read, it's the way to go. I need 2fa so it's the way to go as far as I have seen. It also saves me $80 a month compared to what T-mobile charged up to the point of them canceling me. I only use my US number for TSP authentication. TSP won't do email authentication without a huge runaround.