That doesn't sound at all right. What if someone came in on a single entry O visa? "In the last 30 days" is the established timescale; I am sure Maneerat will sort him out.
K, you have quoted the pension life certificate requirements; this is different - a certificate of identity usually requires something stronger......I may be wrong.
Are sandals, T-shirts and shorts typical of someone who drives a motorbike than can comfortably do 132 kph?
I am guessing that the OP was better prepared than that for his journey.
Here we go. The holier than thou brigade are swiftly out of the blocks.
The OP exceeded the speed limit (possibly by 10% if it was the AH1, if the limit was 90 kph on the AH1 then it is ridiculously low limit) and paid his dues. Not sure why you think driving a motorbike at 82 mph is "endangering the lives of people living in Thailand"
Because they did what they said on the tin - and at a reasonable price.
I wanted travel cover, I got it
I am quite happy never to have had to make a claim.
There is no prostitution in Thailand.
Guilty on all other counts.
Learn one thing - don't drive that vehicle again until you have your DL at the end of March.
I seem to recall that mine was OK. But then again I am not using it now so maybe it wasn't. My VIVO 1933 is as good as any phone that I have had in the last 10 years.
Wind your neck in tiger.
Were you aware that the insurance is invalidated if you don't have a license?
You can think about becoming a smart ar5e when you have the knowledge.
Amen!
Did you have a specific example of " farangs that made use of such 'agency service' being extradited from Thailand with a 5 to 10 year entry-ban?"...I mean a real example.
You don't need to maintain 800k permanently in a Thai bank account. Two months prior to application and 3 months after, then it can drop to 400k.