@Brandon ***********

that I made a mistake and owned it

@Brandon ***********

Brandon Thurkettle welI well, I guess that now places me in the position as the incompetent one.

(Bowing my head in shame and walking backwards to the door)

And yep....see it now. I apologize to any of the airline front desk staff I may of insulted. I am now wearing my dunce cap.

I wonder if they ( I hope not as it would be a completely incompetent worker) but would there be a chance as they are reading the visa exemption rules and they are seeing India is not on the list...however you are just flying from there and it is not your nationality??

@Ivan ***********

I didnt try it with the void on it. Not worth the risk of time and money to show up. It also all depends on the person looking at your passport at the time.

@Surv****

I can only advise to get a new passport....

@Ivan ***********

happened to me...

@Dimitri *******

the one prior was 10mil baht...

@Rampi *******

555/LOL...really, a friend of mine...not the typical "asking for a friend" reference meaning...

@Steve *********

wow....amazing guess. I didnt think people would know about this. I didn't until I heard them tell me their story....it's the shit you make a book or movie about...at the least an A&E daytime movie.

Ccl Cyl if applying as a foreigner to come to Thailand for a job teaching possibly a lot of vulnerable kids, in a country with a checkered past. Those teachers working or volunteering for schools or organizations that had other intentions, the international criminal check was to stop circulation of these people once caught would move to the next country.

For him, in theory would have only a thai background check if one is even done at all.

I think they need teachers, as there was a shortage here due to visa crackdowns and COVID closures