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I always use Saint Etoile in Central Rama 9. They bake really crusty baguettes - a large one is 60 baht. I absolutely recommend it. I believe they have many branches, but I have only tried this one.

In case you want to use google maps, it would be a good idea to download some offline maps, for the areas you need.

For some reason, Da Nang always seems to be the cheapest international destination from Bangkok. Book at least 2-3 weeks in advance, and you can find oneway tickets for 1500. Hotels are really cheap. You can have an ok hotel close to the beach for 300 baht.

I have a noname model, which is working fine, but there are surely better ones on the market. The important thing for me, is that it has its own SIM card. Google maps is essentiel when driving in Bangkok. Data only SIM card is around 1500 a year if I remember correctly. So make sure it has the SIM option.

Why would a router have Bluetooth? And how would that help with port forwarding?

I was positively surprised how fast I could measure the level going down on my device in one end of the apartment, and the purifier in the other. The apartment is 30 m2 and I use the Xiami 4 lite.

I have a bunch of knifes I would like to have sharpened. Does anyone know a place (not fancy expensive farang shop)? I live in Huai Khwang, but anywhere in Bangkok could be acceptable!

I had an EV in Denmark, and found that range shown by the car can not be used for anything. There is too much of a difference in types of driving. For example, range shown with full battery was 330, but driving on motorway at moderate speed would give me 220. At winter with heating on the range is rubbish. Can you tell me how much A/C affects. I would suspect it uses a lot of energy.

Passengers have a right to compensation in many cases. It is important to know the reason for the delay. If it is weather (and not just claimed by the airline), there is little to do. But moving on and forgetting about it, is pretty stupid, if you are entitled to €600. There is a ton of companies that can take this case for them. They work under a no compensation, no fee policy. Here is one I just googled: https://www.airhelp.com/en-gb/ They might as well try this, if they do not want the trouble themselves!

Update: Today I entered with my 2 visas. The IO asked me why I did not use the O-A. It did not seem to be a problem that I had 2 visas. I asked if my travel insurance was acceptable for O-A, but it was not as expected. Then I asked for him to use the TV, which he did without any problem!

I know CAPITAL LETTERS mean shouting, but I never heard about whispering. Is it because text is not black? I do not know how I managed to write in grey!

First of all. My O-A visa is an E-visa with multiple entry. I entered first time October 21 2022 and the stamp in my passport is valid until October 19 2023. My letter of approval must be used before September 18. My ticket to Bangkok was bought a long time ago, and can not be changed. I originally bought a prepaid insurance for one year. It turned out to be absolutely useless, so I cancelled it when I left Thailand last time. I am coming back for 6 months, and I do not want to buy a new health insurance. I have bought a travel insurance for 6 months, and it has much better coverage than my previous one. I wanted to see if they would accept my travel insurance, but I guess there is no reason to, as it would be rejected. I will keep quiet about my O-A, and only show my METV approval letter, and hope that it would accepted. I am just worried about what happens when they see I already have the O-A. If worst case is that they will give me a 30-day exempt, I can work with that. But if they reject me, it would be a disaster. Thank you for all the answers!

This quetion was also posted on a FB group earlier! I often see people write, that you can not have 2 visas at the same time. I have an O-A visa. I just applied and got an METV also. The O-A expires later this month. I am coming for 6 months, and would prefer to use the O-A as I would not have to leave the country and/or extend. I bought a travel insurance as it has much better coverage than a health insurance. It is also much cheaper. I would prefer to use the O-A, but I doubt it will be accepted without a normal health insurance. Will it be a problem to come with 2 visas and ask if I can use the O-A. If I can not, I will use the METV. If I am not allowed to have 2 visas, maybe I should not try to ask.

This one comes pretty close to the real test: https://thaidrivinglicence.com/techniques-for-safe-driving/

Hi, I am in my fifties now, and after working many years, I could see my self making a living of having a smaller guesthouse by the ocean in Thailand. I have no ambition of getting rich. I would be quite happy, just to live a decent life. My question is - how much money would it take to make this come true. I have a feeling that Pattaya, Phuket and Samui is too expensive to me. That is ok, I would be happy at a more quiet location, like Koh Chang, Prachuap Khiri Kahn, or something like that. Would 5 million baht get me anywhere? Does Thai banks lend out money to falangs? Any tips and insights are much appreciated!

Thank you all. I will try to apply without a ticket out of Thailand. I was under the impression that my application would be rejected, and I would have to start all over again. If they contact me when they need more documents, I might as well try that first. Thx

I am in the process of applying for a METV. In the supporting documents section of the E-visa application, I am not sure about #4 4 . Travel booking confirmation (of the first visit) I normally buy return tickets, but from BKK to Denmark, which means that when I come to BKK, the ticket is used. I was going to buy a cheap ticket to SGP or some other cheap destination, just for the application, but now I wonder if it is even neccesary. When asked for booking confirmation of the first visit, it does not sound like a ticket out of Thailand is needed. Perhaps because it is a multiple entry visa? Anyone can help me out?

They are building a new shopping mall/office space at the lot next door, according to this article. https://thethaiger.com/news/national/bangkoks-jodd-fairs-market-is-relocating Then the train market will move there opening in January.