Why not just bounce at Chong Mek and get a 30 day exemption stamp that you can then extend another 30?

@Colin *******

many sources, and quite well known. And if you are american it’s apparently 60K.

Why argue something you don’t know ?

Yes, many foreigners work illegally without work permits in Thailand. Also well known

Its the same system regardless of country. Unstable internet connection? using VPN?

Or just try again tomorrow

@Paul ********

if you say so….

@Paul ********

its not different. Rules about bringing medicine to Thailand is the same regardless of nationality. London embassy website has incorrect information

@Aake *********

Alright then. Out of experience I would not trust the embassies when it comes to this.

@Paul ********

Its a official government website (FDA), it where you have to submit the application for the permit.

Not shooting anyone 😉 Its not a new thing with outdated embassy websites. Heck, go look at 10 different ones and information will vary.

No need to be offended because i pointed out the facts.

Its a few years ago it changed from 30 to 90 days.

For medications, this is pretty much the only reliable source.

@Ilse *********

is know, i live in NL. But it is still a useless document in Thailand . You still need that Permit from Thai Government.

Class 3 and lower only requires your name on the box.

@Henrik ****

it does meet the requirements for all medication except class 2.

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@Paul ********

it’s currently 90 days. Never trust Thai Embassies websites. They are riddled with misinformation and outdated information

%20for%20Travelers%20who%20travel%20into%20Thailand_10.8.22.pdf