@John *********

That didn’t get through to my brain cell (the left one). That’s a language thing. Thanks for pointing it out. 👍

@John *********

Aren’t you supposed to report to IO when your employment has finished?

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

… and then press the red button a few times more to test whether the computer changed its mind… 🤣

@Shawn ******

It’s not even a visa. It’s an arrival card. Countries created this so the personal information is already in the system so the immigration officer doesn’t have to do it.

Shortening the queues.

@Wayne *******

Why would that be? You can still enter without a tdac after 30 April, but you may expect a long queue. 😉

@Anna ********

I know what “within” means. I’m not as illiterate as most Americans. 🤣

@Lynnette ******

Your wording is equally confusing. “Within 3 days of arriving”, meaning I have three days after arrival to complete? 🤣🤣🤣

@Lynnette ******

That’s my wording! 🤣🤣🤣

The website says “within 3 days” or something and too many conclude it must be no later than 3 days upfront. Confusing and leading to wrong conclusions.

@Brian ********

“At least”. Wonderful translation to English as you can find many in Thailand.

I am quite deep into the tax rules of Thailand as I started a Facebook group on “Thai tax rules for expats”. You won’t believe the unbelievable number of translation errors and misinterpretations of the Thai law with which we deal on almost a daily basis.

That said, we should be grateful that they at least try. I consider that a courtesy to their tourist economy, but keep telling people to “handle with care”.

Thailand Tax rules for expats

@Brian ********

Yep. That would have been the best wording. 👍