Maybe but the same thing has happened in the past time and time again. Seems really stupid to me that a country celebrates annually with a water festival during it's hottest/driest days. They shouldn't have water shortages in Thailand if they planned ahead. As I said 'same same every year.'
I have to agree. If my missus goes to BKK on the bus she sleeps the whole 4-5 hour journey, no problem. Same goes for a car journey to Korat, one and a half hours away. Same applies to return journey.
What a load of tosh you write up. My wife renewed my passport in May 2019. She also acted as agent for a friend at the same time. Never a problem. Took photo copies of out passports pages and had our Visa stamps transferred the next time we had to report to immigration. So yes you can use whatever method you're referring to.
Knowing what I know now I'd go for the H Pylori antibiotic meds before I have the Asthma meds. It'll save you a lot of money if you first make sure you haven't got Asthma. Not too many doctors here clued up on H Pylori.
My H Pylori symptoms mirrored Asthma and for months I was treated as if I was Asthmatic. It took a Gastroenterologist examination to sort out my problem.
I've got to admit that I was somewhat surprised on Friday that I bumped into an Iranian. I asked him about what visa he was on. He replied he wasn't on a visa. He was a political refugee if I recall correctly. I still can't get my head around it. The guy spoke English as good as a native and openly admitted he was working in the cassava fields. Anyone else come across the likes? Does Thailand accept political refugees?