@Braulio ********

tariffs are kicking in I guess

@Jasmine *********

that’s only slightly on the high side for your usage not factoring in the extra unit price you’re paying, we are using 2 x AC 14 hours during day and the bedroom one 9 hours during night, we’re paying around 3500-3600 monthly

@Martyn ******

they can ask, a few days ago when departing Qatar when returning to Thailand they asked me to show them the TDAC was completed, I informed them I don’t need to register it prior to checkin, no issue with that.

Also the poster can simply show the second passport confirming TDAC not needed in their instance, I travel on two passports and I’ve been asked a couple times to show my visa for the arriving country which may be on that second PP, shouldn’t be an issue

@Nick ***********

certainly you’d get a free room,, service not as you might expect though, no set menu and the rooms are quite small at Bang Kwang aka

“the Bangkok Hilton”

I entered yesterday this being my second application ,,,

checkin staff on this occasion at Doha initially asked I complete the process and show the barcode before checking in for the flight but I informed them not necessary to be completed prior to checking in, so no issue.

My first application when I entered a couple days after the procedure started, I didn’t receive the barcode but had note of the ref number which wasn’t required by immigration anyway since they hold all the info in the system.

@Av *********

still a low % of passengers get pulled, I travel out/in on a near monthly basis, have done this for 17 years, I carry around two pieces total 35kg - 40kg luggage each time and only been checked once in all those years, on the other hand yes of course the likelihood would increase if carrying more luggage.

@Colin *********

more to the point, was the QR code strategically placed, at least that way you could more closely inspect the merchandise before paying

@Jordan ****

those you hear complaining are likely those that can’t afford to stay in Thailand since both those countries are cheaper to live in.

@Ken *******

that was a sales gimmick, I refused the policy as I already had insurance cover and still got the account opened

I regularly use Revolut transferring funds to thailand but always to mine or my wife’s bank account in thailand, and I always try keep below the equivalently of 10,000 usd on any transfer, never had an issue with these quantities.