Dog breeds banned in Thailand include the American Staffordshire Terrier and Pit Bull-type breeds, notably the American Pit Bull Terrier, the American Bully, the American Bulldog, and the Sta
Les races de chiens interdites en Thaïlande sont : l’American Staffordshire Terrier et les races de type Pit Bull, notamment l’American Pit Bull Terrier, l’American Bully, l’American Bulldog et le Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
You won't have to show it to the immigration officer because when he places your RFID passport on his tablet, he will see that you have paid and that your tax form is filled out correctly.
If they gave you 7 days, it's because you exceeded 150 days in a year; otherwise, they should have given you 60 days. That's why I'm making this assumption, so it's not normal.
Thailand cracks down on tourists who stay longer than 90 days without a proper visa. However, if you buy a 90-day tourist visa, there's no problem; you just have to pay
This is perfectly in line with the rules in Thailand.You can't enter more than twice, with a maximum of 90 days each time, which makes 180 days in total. After that, you'll need to get a 90-day tourist visa, which you'll have to pay for.
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