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Ok thanks, I appreciate the help.

Yes her last visa was in 2018. Thank you for your help. It is so hard to ask specific questions these days. So in your opinion, since we have a eTA, we are good to go?

When applying for a visitor visa to Canada for my wife (Thai). The website suggested an eTA, electronic travel authorization. So we applied and got one. My wife got one because she has had visas to Canada before. Now I am wondering if she still needs a visa. The gov website made it seem like a substitute for a visa. But we don't know for sure, and can't get that information from the websites. I fear that we will find out at the airport that the visa is required. I would like to know for sure. There is still time to apply for a visa, but not much. Has anyone from here had experience with an eTA for a Thai person?

All the cheaper flights to Canada go through the US these days. I wondered how complicated it is to get a transit visa for my wife (Thai) in Chiang Mai. She had one before, but it was a long time ago. And how long does it take?

It's raining pretty good here in Chiang Rai

Thank you very much. I did use a search engine by the way, it only gave me Chiang Mai locations. I appreciate your help.

I need a photo for a Canadian passport, and I don't want to go all the way to Chiang Mai

Why is it necessary to attack Biden? Any video clip shows the man is a drooling dementia patient, somehow propped up by the best chemistry man can buy. Those who choose not to see it can't be reached through reason.

Thanks for the replies. Good to know

I am coming back to Thailand through Hong Kong. When I left three weeks ago, there was a lot of concern about Covid in China and some confusion over the requirements to enter Thailand, ie. PCR tests... I am out of the loop now, so I don't know the situation anymore. Will coming from Hong Kong be a problem, And do they require a PCR test on entry? Or previous to entry?

I was heading out next week to see my parents, who are old and not well. I had to wait two years for the BS vax restrictions to be removed. I could have gone before Christmas, but I had some things to take care of here first. Now I will have to cancel my flights and possibly never see them again.

Thanks guys,

Don't have TV, but thought I would watch Canada/Croatia. Don't care what language.

Anyone know where to look up the amount of rainfall in given area in Thailand. In Chiang Rai we seemed to have had an exceptionally wet year.

If you clean it up, they will come.

@kumaI think I will go for the Maxxis Bravo AT 700's. They seem to be a good performer for the price. If I didn't need some good mud traction occasionally, I would probably stick with the Michelin Primacy tires that came with the truck. the set I got on now look like I could get 70k out of them if I had to.

The head in the sand defense.

And what about the vaxxed who died of the vax. Are they your heroes?

Don't kid yourself, it is a hell of an achievement to have come through all of that fear mongering, extortion and massive peer pressure and to have stood by your convictions Everyone who avoided the vax is a hero in my book.

Ever seen a Thai election?

If you had it without knowing it, wouldn't that make it even more of a win for not taking the treatment?

Seems like what I am looking for.

It takes me about three or four years to put 60k on that truck. And after the 60k it is very hard to return them.

I have my share of 4x4 experience, growing up on a cattle ranch. I understand that if the ground is soft there is no hope. But in our case we have been stuck in conditions I would describe as greasy. I just want an upgrade in traction.

I have a 2010 Ford Ranger. We have been using the same type of tire it was sold with, some type of Michelin that is clearly for highway only. Excellent tread life averaging over 60,000km per set. But horrible traction in any sort of mud. We have gotten stuck with this thing on level ground more than once. It is not a 4X4. This time around I am will to give up some tread life and endure a little more noise, in exchange for a little more grip. I haven't compared tires in forever, and I have no idea what to try.