@Ron ******

However, most UK airports do display instructions/information in foreign languages for whatever it is that is important information for them.

@Christopher ********

I agree ☝🏻every government worldwide 🌍 should be aware English is the most common language spoken and understood, if the Thai authorities are going to only display a poster which is for foreigners in Thai language then is says to me it’s done on purpose for some reason or another. Most likely to be able to fine the foreigner!

@Benjamin *****

I’m British... 😊👍🏻🇬🇧

@Christopher ********

The Officer 👮‍♂️ took a picture of this poster on my phone 📱 to show to my girlfriend...

@Tod ********

I see now

@Tod ********

ok

@Tod ********

Yes 60 day tourist visa from the London Thai Embassy.

@Tod ********

The 60 day tourist visa, I entered on September 4th, so it finished on November 2nd. Then I extended for another 30 days tourist at Changwattana for 1.900 Baht, that finished December 2nd, so to obtain another 30 days stamp I flew to Phnom Penh yesterday and straight back... it’s the 3 time I done it, this way over the last 4 years, so it seems to be logged on their system.

ok, this time I came on a 60 day tourist visa issued in London Thai Embassy, last time I extended 30 day tourist visa at Changwattana Embassy, so I’m guessing that was my mistake, I should of applied for the 60 day visit family extension...

He gave me another 30 days stamp until January 1st...