@Dany *******

It doesn't matter. The landlord isn't going to make their life difficult to accommodate a foreigner. Also, it's absurd that one needs to refile just because they've left the country and come back. What kind of bureaucratic nonsense is that?

Which may result in the landlord refusing to take on foreign tenants in the future. I am also certain that you will end up paying any fines. The landlord certainly won't pay fines on behalf of a foreigner.

@Steve *********

Agreed

@Chris *****

You just need to be a citizen. If you're an EU citizen you can apply there.

Better to print it out

@Sujy ********

Clearly you don't know anything, otherwise, you'd know very well that Kip are accepted for the visa AND can easily be purchased from one of the money changers at the border on the LAO side in Vientiane.

@Sujy ********

I have crossed there MANY, MANY times over many years and also at other borders. There are zero issues paying in USD over Baht or vice versa. Notes must be in great condition, that's all.

@Tod ********

Yes although money changers are much better. They're everywhere now...not just in Bangkok or tourist places like Pattaya and Phuket. Most larger towns and cities have money changers, from Mae Sot to Lampang, Nakorn Ratchasima to Khon Kaen, Udon Thani to Nong Khai, Ubon Ratchathani to Surat Thani and so forth.

@Sujy ********

Nonsense. Nong Khai is the Thai side, Thanaleng or Vientiane is the name for the Lao side. Get it right or people will be confused.

No one has ever demanded payment in one currency over the other. You ALWAYS had a choice.

Also, there are MONEY CHANGERS on the Lao side. You can purchase Lao Kip right there. Duh!!

Not to mention there are money changers stocking Lao Kip in Thailand. Might not be easy to find (except in border cities) but money changers are definitely able to purchase Kip and sell some, if in stock.

@Sujy ********

You're confused. First you mentioned Nong Khai but when I corrected you, you claim you're talking about the Lao side.

They've always wanted THB or USD, though Kip is fine too.