@Hoang *******

So if you paid with a credit card I would contact them and ask for your money back.

Is there anything you have done that my have you blacklisted ? If for example you have never been to Thailand before, I would try making a cashback if you purchased your ticket with a credit card. Your credit card should guarantee you receive the product you are paying for. If the airline or immigration make a mistake it not your problem.

Just how I would look at it , I might be wrong.

@Lye *********

Oh ok . I never mentioned being able to board the flight , hadn't it already gone. I am suggesting using if you paid with credit card, contact them and ask for a charge back . As far as I understand the only condition to recondition is you didn't receive the product paid for.

@Lye *********

sorry credit card

@Lye *********

He wouldn't be expecting anything other than the terms he accepted his credit score.

@Lye *********

But how is he supposed to know what is on the immigration computer? I think this is the point we're you are not getting the product you are paying for. Unless he was informed about the blacklisting or changed his information in a way he couldn't be contacted.

@Lye *********

But he had the right documentation , no ? I don't think the bank will worry about how's responsibility is , it's clearly nothing to do with the client as his only relation to Thailand is leaving well within the visa expiry.

Demand your money back from the Airline

If you purchased with credit card, contact them for a charge back.

@Steve *********

No I am retired here . But if I get a opportunity of the possibility of stretching funds . I might as well try it . Been to Malaysia and Singapore but not since 1988 so the change will be interesting. Loas and Cambodia will be the first time .