So.

What exactly have you lost?

Some Accor points.

Well, prove to Accor that they were fraudulently taken and make them return them.

They will.

Accor will then demand refund to cancel payment to hotel. So the hotel will then lose out, as they should, as they allowed the identity fraud to occur.

As to you, you end up the victim of identity fraud, but other than that too have lost nothing.

No need for you to do anything in Thailand at all.

It’s pretty much the exact same process as if someone had used your credit card details and placed a transaction on your account that you then dispute…

@Jeffrey ***********

Did you go there at all?

The rural townships in Korat and elsewhere in Isaan that I went to were pretty much unaffected. Life just went on.

@Dimitri *******

Hahahaha

You should have seen a bit more of Thailand maybe.

Rural areas, villages, were alive, and never noticed a change. Be they seaside, countryside, or mountain side areas.

Only the tourist based areas had problems, and where “ghost towns” as you put it.

As by the way, they were all over the world…

@Bill ***********

FYI

@Cliff ********

Yes, get a travel history in passport, other Asian and western countries if you can…

@Srini *****

One needs to see and read the Thai original. Could well be a less than perfect translation…

@Srini *****

It states what happens for “less than 90 days”, and what happens for “more than 90 days”, but leaves what happens for “exactly 90 days” overstay as being unspecified.

@Bill ***********

FYI

Meme’s denial earlier this week…

@Tod ********

It was my first ever yearly extension...

Thank you...

@Benjamin *****

Thanks for that...