@Enrique ******

Paying for using ATM is not paying extra, maintaing ATM will cost money, so it is not strange that you pay for it as customer.

Transferring money or exchanging also is a service that costs money, so who else than the customer should pay for it?

@Iñigo ***********

That you think it is insane does not make it not normal.

It is not typical Thai, most countries tell you that you have to take source documents with you, and also check them.

It is perfectly normal, and your argument that once checked, means extra checks later on are useless is just an invalid argument.

You can read here a lot of stories of people who think they don't have to comply with any rule the moment they are approved.

@Greg **********

You are so funny, drawing conclusions just because you not get fined.

I don't know what you can do with your nose, but telling me I have invalid theories is just stupid.

It is not a theory at all, fact is that Thai immigration keeps everything in their records, just as most Thai institutions.

Thai are famous for archiving everything with numerous forms.

@Tod ********

Where did I talk about officers at entry?

You just seem not be able to read and therefore think I not catch up.

Fines will be there or not at immigration offices.

@Tod ********

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@Ivan ***********

also says, it varies by office or maybe even by officer, but you can be sure it stays in their files.

MemorablePomegranate4083 When you do first report somewhere between day 75 and 90, maybe because day 90 or later does not fit your agenda, the second report has to be done before day 180, and can be done online.

@Adam ********

You got both emails immediately?

@Greg **********

nothing is cleared in the files with a new entry.

@Tod ********

That is just nonsense, they have complete records, and there are reports of fines.

@Iñigo ***********

she was just doing her job, so why should she find a new one?