@Jan *******

no immigration payment if you leave the country and come back.

@Lashundra ******

Your landlord is responsible for it, but if not you can do it by telling immigration. Unless its your own home, you will need to do it. You're nearest immigration place should be able to advise.

@Huen ***

you do when you exit and re-enter. I thought the same as well, but you do

@Andy ******

Angkor Bro ❤️

Hope you get it sorted, your intention was valid, get training, get visa. For that amount of money seems reasonable to expect atleast 1 session per week for 6 months. Yeah there are gyms that offer less, but it's not always so easy to tell the difference.

I belive a comment above about reporting to Thai tourism is for sure a route. I do hope it's just a language barrier, as I have had communication issues, but after using google translate in different ways, got things cleared up.

@Sean ******

super smooth, just handed over my passport with the Visa printout, a press there and whatever it is they do behind the desk, done in literally 1 minute.

@Sarah ************

no, just showed them my visa printout, the one with the QR code on it.

@Paul ******

neither did I 👍 Very smooth, seemed quicker with me than the other folks too.

@David ***********

the dealership got the insurance sorted out for me. I'll take a look for you. Yes I have basic motorcycle endorsement on my UK licence, which was enough for here.

@David ***********

since November, was an easy 2yr transfer type licence from UK. You will also need a separate residence certificate for this for the DLT. So be sure to get 2, 1 for buying the bike, the other to get a licence. Each certificate expires after 30days from issue date.