What if I have $1M in my US bank account, and ATM access to that money, and CC's with limits totaling over $100K USD?
Do I still need that much money in a Thai bank account?
I have used Dr, Chartchai at Samitivej Hospital Sukhumvit 49 Bangkok.
He is very good and I have been happy with every surgery.
Not plastic surgery, actually, but reconstruction after cancer surgery.
He is so well regarded that he has patients flying in from Australia for his work.
This is a very good suggestion. Just flew to Phnom Phen for a quick border run. The flights to Cambodia/Vietnam/Malaysia/Singapore are cheap and easy. I just booked a trip (one way) to Singapore - 1,505THB. Unbelievable. The trips will provide a nice changeup during your stay.
I still have, and still use, my 2014 Intel MBP. almost 10 years on, three replaced keyboards (I am really tough on keyboards), and some delamination of the screen (unnoticeable when lit), and it is still a workhorse.
I have the M1 MacBook Pro. Best computer I have ever owned.
The screen is fantastic, and the keyboard is finally "back" to awesome.
I have been waiting for the M3 (if 3nm) to upgrade.
The only improvement I would like to see is a slightly smaller trackpad.
I have sent credit cards from the US to Thailand.
They are wrapped in 3 pirces of paper, then placed in a sealed envelope marked "Confidential".
This is declared as "Documents" on the customs slip.
No problems yet, after 3 time.
I worked on Wall Street (as a lowly programmer) for many years.
The traders also had a famous expression they repeated often:
If it floats, flies, or f___s, rent it.
I vaguely remember 10 years ago watching the sunrise at a tiny sidewalk bar on the corner of Sukhumvit Soi 7/1. Along with numerous other patrons, and, of course, the girls. Bangkok truly never slept. I would not even entertain the idea of such a feat today, but I am sure there is a wave of younger guys behind me who are perfectly willing to step into that void.