@Jeh ****

Best not to characterize an entire company on your own very limited experience. There may be unique factors that impacted your two shipments.

I have used Kerry for dozens of shipments - every one with perfect tracking, notifications, driver contact pre-delivery and timely, damage-free delivery.

I have also had good experiences wirh the Thai post office.

@Guillaume *******

Far easier to get Canada to offer an increases page count option than to get Thai immigration officials to carefully stamp passports to reduce waste.

First world problems.

At a time when millions are displaced or otherwise impacted by war, millions more facing winter with heating prices up 10X, severe food shortages, violent weather and flooding everywhere, and a nuclear power credibly threatening to unleash their arsenal on the rest of us.

Really?

Be careful - Thailand hospitals accept direct payment from insurance company from a very small and limited list of foreign insurance companies.

They will typically bill you and expect payment in full at time of service, and then its up to you to seek reimbursement from your insurance provider. Which can take weeks.

If you purchase insurance from a Thai company, much more likely they will accept direct payment from the company.

Most hospitals have a list of the insurance companies they accept direct payment from. Check the list before you purchase insurance.

@Justino *****

I don’t get your connection between being “woke” and feelings of entitlement. Conservative whackos are far more likely to be entitled Karens than woke liberals are.

I assume your country offers the option of a passport with a large number of extra pages?

Next renewal, get one. Trying to change Thai Immigration’s stamping procedure strikes me as an extravagant waste of your time.

Not only that, but Thai immigration officials are known to get grouchy. Trying to micromanage the way they do their job is likely to lead to unexpected negative consequences. Remember that individual officers have extremely broad personal discretion in granting visas and extensions. Your hissy fit over a stamp could easily result in a denial with no recourse of a visa, extension, or re-entry permit. Seriously.

@Chris *******

And miss out on the joy of flinging insults and talking shit and threats and racist ranting about how nasty the Thais and their country are?

Clearly there’s something terribly wrong with you.

I see Karen is alive and well here.

Oh the outrage! Yawn.

@Steve ******

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