@Michael *******

that makes sense. It's probably not because of the thai workers but the extremely limited budget they put into these projects, as every single government funded app or website seems to be broken at launch.

@Michael *******

You said this: "Non goverment companies use Thai and Foriegners"

That's what's confusing.

But nevermind, it won't change anything. It is what it is, with this thai immigration chaos.

@Michael *******

Yes, I said I don't understand what you said. I know what I said.

@Michael *******

I didn't understand that..who uses what?

Not to be negative here but "huge volune of applicants"?

Is the website limited to 1000 applications? 500?

How does a government funded website just crash because of high volume, when we all know the the volume of users of the Thailand Pass website isn't even remotely close to say, Lazada or Grab, which run perfectly fine with thousands of orders coming in every hour..?

@Jon **********

Hong Kong is an independent country.

Macau is a region in China.

Corruption? In Thailand? How dare you?!?

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It's a Thai website, if it works, thank Buddha.

There are ATMs on every corner. The TMB ones let you withdraw 30,000 at a time for a 220 baht fee.

You don't need to bring cash, unless that's the only form of money you have.

It's always been where you're going to stay your first night. You'll have to write the same thing on the stupid little paper you get on the plane on your way here, too.