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There's actually what they call a seamans passport. It basically carries a travel document. They are used for crews to enter a country when needing to join a ship. Some country's allow you to enter visa exempt where you would normally need a visa.
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Correct Robert. Commercial skippers and crew in Thailand is a reserved occupation.
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They are not easy to obtain and have a strict criteria. They also don't give automatic visa free entry. You certainly couldn't use it as a holiday passport.
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You say your delivering boats into Phuket? In that case, your certainly working in Thailand if your operating in Thai waters. Getting a tourist visa isn't going to solve that situation if it comes to light.
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You never know where or when the problem is going to arise and when they are likely to up the anti at any crossing.
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It's not the patient that needs the visa. It's his friend.
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Unfortunately, other than extending his visa for another 30 days. There is nothing else for him other than leaving the country and buying a single entry tourist visa valid for 60 days in a near by country at an Embassy or consulate.
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I just looked on the Airasia App. KL isn't too bad. Penang is ridiculous at around 8000 baht or more return from U-Tapao inc add on's.
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I guess it will be an excuse though for the airlines to double there prices from about Wednesday onwards as per normal on a long weekend holiday!
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Be aware Monday May 14th is a Thai holiday. Royal ploughing ceremony. I'm not sure if that effects immigration offices, Embassys and consulates abroad.