I am very pleased with my dual SIM Oppo 94 ColorOS. Works well in Thailand and the UK and Oppo updates it regularly

I think the last two Click models were/are a dangerous design. In an accident the pointed fairings on the front sides could rip your leg off or easily break it. The Honda Lead looks much safer.

@Brian *******

yes you can change to worldwide and extend nationwide insurance to 180 days. I have done this before

They don't charge for a one day overstay at Suvarnabhumi.

@John *******

yes it's Kasikorn bank John.

After using Wise for many years I've switched to Western Union recently as the exchange rate is significantly better and after getting a few free transfers the fee is now 99p. Also if you use Western Union's direct bank transfer the fee is still 0 with a slightly better exchange rate. Like Wise they tell you exactly how much you will receive (unless you're receiving Bank takes a cut). KBank does not. I usually transfer £1,000. I don't know how their rates for larger amounts compare. WUs website and app were dreadful to begin but seem to be working smoothly now.

If one really is a tourist traveling around staying in hotels etc., and although hotels must always do a TM30 reporting a foreigner staying with them, surely a hotel isn't going to be happy about having to provide a TM30 with signed copies of the owner's housebook and ID CARD for immigration?

I offered 20thb, but her mother said it was too much.

Yes but they charge about double for checked baggage. That's her to go on a comparison site first like Skyscanner.net or momondo.co.uk and you will see others like trip.com or booking.com offering the flights about the same as Agoda. The checked baggage on booking.com it's about the same as for the airline.

If U buy a new AIS SIM for 50thb they have a promo for 6 months 30gig for 200thb per month. But it looks like Dtac beats that.