@Da**

it says Non-O on the entry stamp and it's for 90 days so they stamped you in correctly.

@David **********

UK also has this. Last I checked the UK was also a European country 🙄

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Cheapest is NT Telecom with unlimited max speed for 6 months for 599B but this is data only (no calls) and coverage is not as good as AIS. I have used it as an internet backup as it really is unlimited and can tether. I get around 30Mbps down, but only 5 up at home in Chiang Mai.

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There are data SIMs from True, DTAC and My as well. The best data deals are data SIMs on Shopee.

@Chang *****

also Korea, North or South, doesn't matter, everybody welcome in Laos

@P**

all countries bordering Germany, bar France and the Netherlands, are visa free to Laos.

@Roy ********

you can use baht but you pay more if you do, the visa fee is officially in USD and it's cheapest if you pay in USD.

@Luit ****************

it's that you can type it right and it then changes it to wrong if it misreads your passport. It's not a great design, it should take the passport image first and then ask you to check the data. Not have you enter the data and then overwrite it. I can understand people missing this and this is not the first case, others have been caught like this as well, they entered data right but the system overwrote it wrong.

@Nick **

it's there, check again. AFAIK it's an obligatory field and should be there on any passport. Second row, position 22-27. Possibly you had entered it right but then it misread from the MRV.

@Jim *******

if you meet the criteria for being resident in Australia, but this means you need a permanent home or habitual abode in Australia.

@J**

you realise that says that pensions are taxable in Thailand if the person is resident in Thailand (i.e. over 180 days per year). That state refers to the state of residence, read it carefully.