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Paul *******
What's your medical issue that you would be denied travel by plane? Anyway, go to Laos. The Cambodian and Burmese borders are closed (except for Mae Sai-Tachilek, which is open if you sign up for an expensive tour via a Burmese agency and get your visa through the Burmese embassy in Bangkok or the consulate-general in Chiang Mai).
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Interesting they celebrate Christmas. Christmas Day is not adhered at all in Thailand, except for Christmas trees at shopping malls and hotels.
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@Ching **********
Land is fine if you own a car...in many ways more exciting than flying, which is a form of public transportation. In any case, definitely stay out several days and return to Thailand using a different border crossing (I almost always do this).
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@Robin ********
There are 5 offices in Bangkok. Each one is different. Depends which one you renew through.
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@Ray ****
That is very reassuring. Thanks for sharing. What airport? Airline also if I may ask? My understanding is that Air Asia customers arriving into Don Muang are more likely to be questioned than passengers arriving on full service carriers into Suvarnabhumi.
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@John ******
I've tried sending you a PM but either you haven't seen it or it didn't arrive. Anyway, sorry to hear about what you went through. I suspect your length of stay in Cambodia as opposed to frequent entries is what concerned the IO.
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The headline mentions Cambodians, not those coming from Cambodia as such, "hired mercenaries" and those coming in on visa exempt.

I expect Russians to be scrutinized as the news have been saying.

Those arriving from Cambodia have been randomly questioned since October but no biggie for the most part.
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@Jam ******
It's due to laziness...they should use the appropriate 180 day DTV stamp but some officers just write it in pen instead.
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@Bob *********
Speaking Thai in Thailand is and should be the default, regardless of whether you were once a student on an EDU visa.