The reality is that most people cant afford it, thats why its “elite”… but can still contribute a lot of money to the local economies just by daily expenses…

@James *******

thanks so much for the info, more than helpful... at one point they were telling him he had to stay at the airport for 3 days if he wanted to return to cambodia (also my suggestion) or he could leave right away if he left for argentina, made no sense...

i will keeep you updated.

@James *******

hi james...

yes he was attempting to enter thru a visa exempt, he did a 1 day turnaround (i told him stay a couple more days, he didnt), for cambodia he entered on a evisa, he did not apply for a thai visa as argentines are exempt, he showed his thai bank account with more than enough money, they did not ask for proof of departure, he had the approved thai pass and showed them with all the requirements that the thai pass asks for.

he said in his flight about half of the people were on visa runs and about half of them were in the same situation as him...

@Pui ****

thanks but i never asked why he was denied as i probably assumed the same thing you did, i asked for suggestions as to what do do or options and some were provided, i wasnt asking to pass judgement. thanks anyway.

argentines normally enter on a 90 day exempt. no reason given, just denied.

my elderly parents came to phuket recently and i used this guy for sha+ transpotation



he was professional and fairly priced.

@Quest ********

@Quest ********

theres a fb messenger support link you can use...

i did, its not automatic, you have to request the refund and they credit you the same way you paid, it was fairly easy.

i arrived on a visa exempt, no onward ticket, the airline in order to board asked me to show the 20k...