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Just received my DTV I arrive on 1 May headed direct to pattaya, would anyone like to show a newbie around are there services for this ? I’m gud for a beer or 10 shots
Extended this by another 30 days at Bangkok immigration
I tried to change my flight return date to leave before the end of that 30 day extension, but the company want £870 for one way so i got a Thai Airways flight foe £360 to Heathrow
Can i enter Thailand on a one way flight ticket and just book a return flight when i no my return date,seems easy to me
Hi everyone, on the 27th I'm entering Thailand in BKK with DTV, for the first time, I don't have an exit ticket from the country, could this be a problem? thanks
I've had my bag stolen with wallet and passport inside.I have a photo of .my passport on my phone.I fly home tomorrow at 6.00pm.Im a UK citizen . What's the procedure for replacing or getting a temporary passport.T.I.A.
Small report: Just passed through Nong Khai Immigration (approx 19.00, taking the Vientiane - Nong Khai bus). I've lived in Thailand before, but this was my first visa-exempt border bounce (initial arrival in January, extended in March). I spent 1 week in Luang Prabang before coming back. Upon arriving at the checkpoint, the first policeman sent me to Room 15 to speak to the supervisor. He asked me what I was planning to do and to see a ticket out (which I had thankfully bought in advance), but did not ask to see ฿20,000 or any confirmed hotel bookings. I hope this helps someone.
Edit to add: I had heard anecdotally that flights to neighboring countries are looked at with some suspicion by the border guards, so I booked to South Korea. These are more expensive, but under Korean law all airlines must offer a rather generous refund policy. It might be worth considering this for your own situation as well.
Hey long time travellers... Sorry if this is a dumb question, but Asia is weird sometimes.
I've got a long layover coming up in bkk. It is just from my arrival until my commuter flight home to the north. In the states I know I can just go to the counter and ask for a seat on an earlier flight (these are seldom full). Does that concept exist in Thailand?