• Grab: The local version of Uber. Use it for taxis, food delivery, or to get around easily. Grab Bikes are for the brave ones ;) Always ask for a helmet.

• Google Maps: Works well for walking and driving directions.

• XE Currency: For quick currency conversions.

• Currency: Thai Baht (THB)

• ATMs are widely available and most accept international cards.

• Credit cards are accepted in many places, but cash is still king at markets and smaller shops.

• From the airport: Pre-book with our transportation partner (see “How to Get There”), or use Grab for convenience (might be expensive to Pattaya)

• Local travel: Grab is the easiest. You can also try tuk-tuks for short distances—negotiate the price before the ride.

• Grab Motorbike taxis: Common in cities, but only for the brave! Helmets required.

• February is dry season and usually warm and sunny. Expect daytime temperatures around 28–32°C (82–90°F).

• Light clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent are recommended. A light sweater for air-conditioned spaces might come in handy.

• A plug adapter (Thailand uses Type A, B, and C plugs – 220V)

• General Emergency: 191

• Tourist Police: 1155 (English-speaking)

• You can also contact us for help anytime during your stay.

https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home


1. All passengers must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card.
2. If the alien stays in the Kingdom longer than 90 days, he/she must notify in writing the nearest Immigration Officer, concerning place of stay, as soon as possible upon expiration of 90 days. And required to do so every 90 days.
3. Aliens are not allowed to work unless they are granted Work Permit.
4. Foreigners are required to submit their arrival card information 3 days in advance of their arrival date in Thailand.