@Paul *******

nothing stupid regarding the airlines - they comply with Thai rules and if a passenger is denied entry they carry the costs

@Gary *********

maybe you will get a request eventually...

@Gary *********

well why have I as a Danish citizen been asked for a Thai TIN number from the Danish authorities and my Danish pension company? It's an international agreement signed by Thailand OECD and a lot of other countries

@Drew ******

of course he did - otherwise it would for sure had been mentioned in the post

@Big****

the onward ticket must be within the initial permission to stay. This was a quote from one of the moderator's in this group

@Gary *********

no it is not

@Brian ********

that's not what I agreed to since it depends on the intention of the one using it and how. It means white people - nothing racist in that. So if we say black people you consider that racism - I don't. The definition is prejudice discriminating antagonism. That is not present in being called farang which we are. As I said if used with intentional malice it's another matter. In it's core to use your terminology it is not racism but a statement of the obvious. But enough of this.

@Brian ********

well it means white people and that's what we are. Said without malice no problems. If used deliberately in a negative way then yes a problem bordering on racism. No problem of course that we disagree 😊

@Brian ********

that's your interpretation

@lawrie Smith well you did say foreigner when you wrote farang since that is what it means. So hating the word is kind of ridiculous