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What are the recent changes regarding the priority service age limit at Chiangmai and how can one qualify for benefactor status?

Apr 4, 2018
8 years ago
Alan *******
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Looks like the age limit for priority service has been raised from 70 to 75 at Chiangmai. According to the whiteout and red marker, anyway.
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The age limit for priority service at Chiangmai has been raised from 70 to 75 years. This change has generated mixed reactions among users in the community. Some commenters indicated it was 'old news,' while others expressed urgency for services. Additionally, there were inquiries about qualifying for benefactor status, with discussions on the necessary donations and benefits like VIP visas and limousine services.
Jan **********
'old' news
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David ********
I have urgent needs 🤓
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Tony ********
Cheeky buggers 75 and elderly person i vlass a person in early 90s elderly i am a young 77 with gammy knees no elderly ha ha
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Ô±Õ¤Õ¡Õ´ ********
I’d like to qualify for benefactor status. Where is a good place to get those brown envelopes?
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Ciaran **********
I wonder how much you need to donate to become a 'benefactor'...
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David **********
You get the vip visa or I believe a member posted a limousine service which comes with the priority line, so it's not so difficult if you really want it.
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