@Terary *********

lol “I actually applied for it while in Thailand” We did read, and thats the part that is 100% illegal 😉

You cant exit by car with a rental car though. Laos is also easier by land; just park, walk trough, walk back. No need to stay over like sometime required with Malaysia.

I usually fly to Ubon and drive to Chong Mek.

Yeah I was sitting up all night eagerly waiting for your update on how you committed fraud and then post about it on a public forum 😂

@Bennito ********

nice guy you must be eh? Next time maybe refrain from arrogant sarcasm to legitimate questions….

@Bob ********

indeed, I thought that was fairly obvious. Just posted the link for information of what it is. Indeed each country has their own procedure

@Bennito ********

ever heard of a IDP😉 He can drive with his Spanish license, just need to get a IDP which is extremely easy and cheap to obtain…

You go and get a IDP, then yes. So your Spanish license + IDP lets you drive for the first 3 months of your stay.

@Brandon ***********

Yes. I think that’s standard at most EU embassies. At least when I applied last October it was 75 for SETV and 175 for METV.

Brandon Thurkettle I thought so as well, but I see now the SETV here in NL is 75 euro. But doesn’t matter, still worth the convenience of avoiding wasting a day to get the extension while on holiday.

Last time I used METV, easy to apply, approved in two days. And super convenient when in Thailand. (I spent 6 months)

I will definitely be getting proper visa next time as well, unless I know the trip will be under 30 days.

Brandon Thurkettle definitely 👍 Spending an hour applying for a E-visa (for those that can) is way more convenient than spending the better part of a day for extension. Well unless your in Chiang Mai I guess (I was in and out in 20 minutes at the new office at the mall)