@David *******

yeah found that out today (though my documents were just fine). Super easy here!

@Tod ********

just applied today in Jakarta — will make a post soon.

I think I was actually remembering someone saying “if you make a mistake, they let you leave and go fix your mistake before paying” so payment is the last bit and isn’t the cost of entry.

Did they *ask* for 2 months of bank statements, or did you supply it just in case?

@Paul ******

KNEW IT

@Paul ******

Bro, go back to listening to Andrew Tate or something. I'm sure Thai Immigration will be happy to have you aboard.

@Paul ******

I think you need to calm down, Paul. I'm not seeing any evidence of "losing" anything except for my time.

@Paul ******

My reading comprehension is just fine.

1. Classic move to blame your unclear/bad communication on the person reading it. Most good communication follows a structure (thesis, support, conclusion). Yours...didn't. Randomly criticizing people + using ALL CAPS on facebook screams fidgety insecurity.

2. This is completely conjecture. You're connecting dots where there are none. (eg. adult foreigners getting denied DTVs for hours overstay has nothing to do with 4 year old children getting denied entry to Thailand when they become adults.)

3. Regardless of your anecdotal experience, I know plenty of foreigners living in Thailand with their foreign children under age 15. Many of their children are currently overstaying with no issue. Any future issue is purely conjecture. Call it reckless, call it whatever you want. People are living their lives based on available information, not anxious conjecture.

@Paul ******

Having a hard time connecting your initial statement (future repercussions) to your ending statements (stateless workers).

@Braydon ********

I feel you. We’ve been here a long time. Immigration really won’t do anything. A lot of foundations are advising their volunteers to do the same. It’s weird, and I totally get the caution.