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

If you tell the truth you have nothing to hide. Simple as that.

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

Waqar’s information is that despite previous posts to the contrary, there was no interrogation and/or request to provide sight of the documents he submitted for his application.

Thanks for your information!

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

Anonymous = Troll Heaven. Genuine posters advising others of their own recent experiences (not theories, beliefs and opinions) never need to hide behind anonymity.

Thanks for your report Jason. Sounds like the first immigration officer didn’t look at your entry record upon the two previous occasions either.

@Maitin ******

Go home when you reach each individual trip limit?

Anonymous participant You’ve been rumbled, hence the needle. Go back to Asean Now.

Anonymous participant You’ve answered the question. You either don’t have a Bangkok Bank account or a DTV (or both). Otherwise, you’d be keeping a low profile instead of raising the issue again.

Thanks for your update Dave. Things have definitely changed. I was previously told a Thai address was OK but they wouldn’t send renewed/replacement cards to Thailand. However, although they intercepted and destroyed my renewed debit cards, my renewed credit cards ‘slipped the net’ (their words) at least twice, arriving in Thailand via ordinary mail.

@O'nthe ****

I have a Halifax Clarity Credit Card. It had a £10,000 GBP credit limit. I liked that as it would have been useful in case of emergency hospital treatment. I was mindful about exclusive abroad use so only used it very occasionally, both in Thailand and in U.K. Due to lack of use Halifax reduced my credit limit to £500 GBP and now cannot be persuaded to increase it.