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I am looking for help in finding a good place to get some medical insurance while in Thailand. I am 54 yrs old and planning to visit for about 3 months on a tourist visa. I do not want to go uninsured. I have read some post about medical insurance but I have not seen anything about travel insurance. I am in USA. 

Some post talked about Pacific Cross but I not sure if I would be inbound or outbound insurance. I am inbound to Thailand and outbound from the US. 

Just looking for either a broker or a company that will provide me a quote. 

Let me see if I am understanding this topic. If I live in Bangkok and have a bank account at Bangkok bank. Then decide to move to another city, let's say Ratchaburi, I will have to open a new Bangkok Bank bank account? I am think about when I have to update my bank book to visa purposes. 

Hello all,

I am planning in getting an multi-entry O-A visa. I am over 50 and have all the documents from the bank. My question is about the 90 day reporting. I am planning to travel within Thailand. I heard that I have to report to the same immigration office every 90 days. I was thinking that I could report to any office that is close to me when I travel. I just would hate to adjust my travel to go back home to report. I do plan to have a long term rental. I just want to travel and see Thailand.

Also, does a marriage visa have the same reporting schedule?

Thanks, 

Hello all,

I an thinking of getting a retirement visa. I am 55 years old and I do meet all the requirement for the retirement visa. I do have one question that I have not been able to find the answer to, "What are we allowed to do?"

I was thinking of going back to university and taking a few classes. I am able to speak, write and read Thai. I know there is a list of things that we are not allowed to do but I have not read anything about going to University. 

I do not want to go to a Thai language school, I want to go to a proper university. 

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks,