@Wells *****

- if you do it yourself get there mega early. I made an appointment but it was useless. You will queue for a long time and you will be sent from one desk to another and queue again. If you have plenty of time and patience you can save 2k baht. I done most of the work and spent most of the day then got given a day to return for the stamp several days later. I couldn’t wait as had travel plans. I paid the agent and collected passport with stamp next day. It’s difficult on purpose 🤷‍♂️

@Wells *****

- on site at immigration office (conveniently 😂) on the left side as you enter.

@Wells *****

- Also consider taking the agent option on site at immigration. It is shall we say “more convenient” to use them. It costs almost 4k including the extension fee but you get the extension same day or next day latest.

I was trying to do myself but had to jump through hoops. It was going to take almost a week to get the final stage. (Maybe made difficult on purpose 🤷‍♂️)

@Wells *****

- I did mine earlier this month. 1 night check in at hotel got me the extension in Jomtien.

You need a TM30. You can check into a hotel for 1 night and get one.

They sell them at the airport but a little more expensive. Better to buy from a or better yet from the company direct in any mall. I used to pay around baht for a month unlimited at the airport but now have dtac (true network) eSIM for 1200 unlimited for a year. eSIM is also available for your Apple Watch 👍

@Tore *****************

- I disagree. The rate / cost is cheaper for me with revolut. I also have wise with card.

I’m only going by my own experiences. I have also used western union. Just gives me various options to transfer into my Thai account.

@Owen *******

- I have used them for a couple of years now and I have not had an issue. Maybe just lucky?

Money is usually takes a few minutes to reach my Thai account.

Revolut 👍

@Nigel *************

- we are in the middle of a house build taking a bit longer than expected.