So, you decided to go to Thailand, and not for 2 weeks, but for a longer period. Let's say a month. Below, follows a list of recommendations before the trip. 1) Money issue. Of course, in Thailand you need money :-), so you need to decide how you will bring it there. There are 2 options, either to carry cash, or to put money on a card and withdraw from local ATMs. In any case, it is recommended to make yourself a card and keep it separately he nala! Since cash can be stolen, and so you will have a card in reserve. So, you decided to go to Thailand, and not for 2 weeks, but for a longer period. Let's say a month. Below, follows a list of recommendations before the trip. 1) Money issue. Of course, in Thailand you need money :-), so you need to decide how you will bring it there. There are 2 options, either to carry cash, or to put money on a card and withdraw from local ATMs. In any case, it is recommended to make yourself a card and keep it separately he nala! Since cash can be stolen, and so you will have a card in reserve. Therefore, in any case, we make yourself a Visa Klasik and put the necessary amount there. 2) Vaccinations. To do or not to do, it's up to you. In principle, in Thailand, few people become infected with hepatitis A or diphtheria, or tetanus, but anything is possible. The list of vaccinations that it is desirable to do for a trip to Tai can be found here (select only the country you need). 3) Visa issue. How to get a visa for citizens of Ukraine, written in detail here. 4) What to take with you to Thailand. In principle, everything is sold there and is not more expensive than in Ukraine. Therefore, you can go with a half-empty backpack. But I would recommend taking a mug and a kettle. Thus, you can always drink tea or coffee in the room. And yet, the price of boilers for some reason in Tai is higher than ours + they have other forks, so buying a kettle there, you will not be able to use it in Ukraine. 5) Warm clothes and clothes and shoes. In the south (near the sea) of Thailand is warm, so the most that you need is a windbreaker from the rain. In the north of Thailand, a sweatshirt (sweater, raglan) is also useful. As for shoes, you will mostly wear sandals or flip-flops. That's basically it. Thailand is a very good country for tourists :-).