@Robert **********

I have found everything I have needed in the DC or NY sites. What are your reading skills?

@Robert **********

Patently absurd response.

Perhaps they should look at the embassy website, but they'd rather be lazy and then whine when they don't get what they want.

Things haven't changed all that much in the 30+ years I've been traveling here.

@Christopher *********

and you are a knob for posting what I should or should not do.

I don't reward bad behavior, when you do, it just increases.

Or should I say, thanks Bradley.

@Todd *********

And yet, you bring up US politics. Who is the biggest idiot? Hmmmm.

You’re not in your home country so leave it there.

@Brown *******

Look at their profile. They asked if they needed a visa for 9 weeks at the beach. Never visited the embassy website for their home country; they didn’t mention their country. It was way too vague.

Then they ghosted the thread.

@Manfred *********

I like guessing countries when no info is provided. If it’s a particularly vague or cringeworthy, I assume it’s being asked by someone from my home country.

I’m 90% correct.

I have learned to be very clear in asking questions because of groups like this.

When I am clear, have tried finding info elsewhere, I’ll use the search feature here, and if I need clarification, I will ask.

Studies have shown that doing a bit of research on your own helps retain information.

@Greta ****

Not my experience, but I have no doubt it can be like that.

@Christopher *********

Stupid questions deserve derision.

@Ian ****

Or invest in a paper travel book, Lonely Planet or Moon still provide good Asia centric books. Tons of valuable information.

@Galenus *****

Some people ask the same questions year after year.