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Stuart ********
Make lots of small withdrawals and print the next lot on an empty page. That might help.
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@GLynn *********
immigration rules apply everywhere. They may not be enforced as much as anywhere else but they still apply.
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@James *******
Agreed. My point is that it’s never a good idea to break a countries immigration rules regardless of the small fine. It may act against you later albeit unlikely. I had a friend who was going to get UK citizenship and they had been out of the country for a few extra days as their mum was seriously I’ll. Caused them no end of issues.
Stuart ********
You CAN skip it but if you want to come back to Thailand without issues then not advisable. Never a good idea to break a countries immigration rules.
Stuart ********
I would say do it now to show that you wanted to do it but couldn’t. Just leaving it sends the wrong signals IMHO.
Stuart ********
Don’t cut it too fine regardless of what they say on the website. Always book an extra day and book a late flight on that day ideally one you can change or doesn’t cost much to lose.
Stuart ********
I think your e-visa serves as the multi entry part which you show next time you enter.
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@Francis ******
I’m up in CR so it would be a bit less hassle than immigration and I’ve never been to Laos 😉. Not worried about the cost as long as it’s not crazy.