@Jo *********

yes I agree 100%, there is a lack of education that's causes unnecessary fear, but that doesn't detract from the fact that the fear is real and therefore should be respected. Same as many Thai suppositions, or other people's religions or believes.

@Terry *******

you are so full of yourself, good luck with that.

@Terry *******

and if you're asymptomatic and don't show any signs how will you know? And how about the incubation period? It's disrespectful because wearing a mask is to protect OTHERS not you. So you are risking infecting THEM by your actions, and you have no idea if they are asthmatic or have any underlying medical problems that may cause them serious illness through your actions. Plus you're now in Thailand, when in Rome do as the Romans do. Or are YOU so important that other people's feelings and health aren't important?

@Terry *******

many "foreigners" ignore it and it isn't "enforced" but look around you at all the Thais and respect them.

You have to wear on the plane and in ALL public places

I never got a reply to hundreds of emails, Constantly showed as processing then deleted. My friend had the same as you, wrong name, which it clearly wasn't. Paid and resubmitted, but same again. e-visa are a scam, no contact number, no emails nothing

@Kool ******

this was not just a minor issue and was "supposedly" one of their best lawyers. Anyway, not my problem. I gave my opinion, now up to everyone else whether to listen or not. No difference to me

@Kool ******

I do have knowledge but as I said I cannot say here on a public forum. You can ignore my advice or not your choice but they almost caused me VERY serious problems.

@Kool ******

Yes I was going to but.... that's why I say DO NOT use them.

According to Thai libel laws you cannot post ANY negative comments about anyone or any entity in Thailand online no matter whether it's true or false.