@Brandon ***********

Thankyou for confirming my thoughts ..

@Paul ******

..som Nom na on me,I paid double I now realise,had been a big few days previously,hadn't done my homework,but thanks for the heads up,maybe next time I will manage a bit better,did you actually use USD?

@Gordon ***********

happened to me when I was in Cambodia about 12 years ago,can't exactly remember the ins and outs but ended up going to BKK,to British embassy to be issued with a new one,remember saying sawasdee Krup to the guard there on the way in and realising he was a Gurka,whilst inside the embassy,namaskared him on the way out and we both laughed..

@John ********

the nearest city to the border run I did is Surin..about 60km from there is the border,plenty of regular mini buses leave from Surin bus station every day,60 baht to the border,and they just return to Surin with the people who have left Cambodia..hope that helps..

@John ********

I paid in Thai baht,although I heard recommendation that us dollar is the preferred currency,was told by the "police" that 2000 was required,I must admit that I didn't do any homework until I had left and am still unsure what the correct price should be,a 30day visa was issued and that was that,som nam na on me if the price was too much ,not sure what you mean about where from,the border called Chong chom in Thailand and once across the border the "village"is called O'Samach..

@Brandon ***********

.. ok I hadn't realised that,thankyou for clearing that up..

@Brandon ***********

thankyou ,think a few people awaiting that publication,.

@Kool ******

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@Kool ******

yep understand about the "time in another country thing", haven't entered overland for a few yrs now,just planning etc the now,will await with eagerness,the clarity if and when the law is published in the Gazette,..thanks for the relies,