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Kono ******
ORIGINAL POSTERGoing Thailand in June will 2000£ be enough hotel and flight already paid for
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Graham ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI need a extended 30 day visa my 60 day runs out 18th May but going home 25th May anybody recommend a agency please thank you all sorted now
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Jan 21, 2025
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Harjot *************
ORIGINAL POSTERHello, I am in Hong Kong with HKID. I am a Indian passport holder. I want to train muah thai in thailand for 2-3 months. From a google search, I see that I can get 14 days visa free entry with my passport.
If I go to apply for 2-3 months tourist visa on the thai website, I am asked for accommodations and acceptance of institute for the course I am taking.
I would like to get to Chiang Mai first, find what I like and train at that gym and find a condo.
I'd like to budget within 600-800 usd per month.
I want help and guidance on how to proceed.
Thanks!
If I go to apply for 2-3 months tourist visa on the thai website, I am asked for accommodations and acceptance of institute for the course I am taking.
I would like to get to Chiang Mai first, find what I like and train at that gym and find a condo.
I'd like to budget within 600-800 usd per month.
I want help and guidance on how to proceed.
Thanks!
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