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@Vitaly *******
Well, normally I would show them my visa at the check-in counter and not be hassled again afterwards. It does depend on your situation; basically, you should be prepared to show it again though it shouldn't happen.
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@Matthew ******
yeah that is weird AirBNB is legal for stays of 30 days and above.
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@Nicolas *************
Possibly. Just have it inside your passport. It's something you should show when you check-in.
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@Matthew ******
AirBNB is certainly accepted for long stays. Only for short stays is it an issue.
Paul *******
Well duh. How else is she supposed to know what visa you're on if you don't present it together with your passport?
Paul *******
No. You do need to show your visa though.
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@James *******
It's a hassle and if you're traveling anyway, good reason to avoid doing one.
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@Heath *******
No, you're the one who's confused. You can send it in via mail as well, no need to go in person.
Paul *******
Actually, Vientiane and Savannakhet employ a hybrid system. Despite what they claim, you need to be in Vientiane or Savannakhet when applying for your visa and you will be called in for a short interview in addition to making payment in cash, in THB, in person as well.
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@Helen *******
You need to leave every 90 days to avoid filing a 90 day report.