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You have to do an arrival card before you get your stamp at immigration now.

I literally downloaded the app and registered at immigration desk when I arrived back a month ago
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@Willy ******
probably both.😂 Couldn't be bothered though.

I come from a country where you pay for electricity that gets shut off at any time for multiple hours per day. So actually having consistent electricity at this price is a dream come true😅
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@Sue *********
no 2 aircon. And they both on 16°c the whole day and I cook every night
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@Milan *******
is your aircon on 16 degrees like mine? 😂 My house is the fridge
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@Jamie *****
my aircon is always on and I cook alot. 4k a month easy
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You have to do a police clearance in BKK.
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@Brandon ***********
when I did my work visa in Thailand my agency had my passport for 4 days. Not saying this is the pro but it is common
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@Brandon ***********
I understand. My friend did his visa in Thailand to go to China. Kept his passport for more than a week. I am just saying it happenes. Always good to ask questions 👍 don't just accept but just saying sometimes they keep your passport. Scary but yeah.
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It happenes. Getting a non b in Laos, they keep your passport foe 2 days 😵 nerve recking but it's part of the process. If you are doing it through your agency they keep it for a few days to save you the hassle of traveling with them everywhere. It's difficult but trust. They don't have I'll intentions
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