Rob13

There have been plenty of reports from people refused boarding.

Be good to hear from someone firsthand who actually got turned away.

How is that answer remotely helpful in any way?

Don't know how helpful it is but he answered your question.

Tell him to go online and get a AirAsia ticket to Myanmar or Penamg about 3 weeks after he enters Thailand. Cost about a hundred dollars and will save him a bunch of trouble.

If he's coming from the US I doubt they'll let him board the plane

Try another agent, they're all over down there.

Maybe check Ibis or Best Western then, They're both in the Namphu area.

NamPhu, the water fountain area. Alotta restaurants,bars caterring to the tourists.. Plenty of hotels and gust houses all around there. easy to find a clean friendly GH in the 500-1000 baht range.

I think you'll find most of them are 'guest friendly'.

The rules are no secret; foreigners are not allowed on Thai military facilities.

Welcome to Thailand.

I did not know about this rule.

However, if I went on that ship and was refused entry I wouldn't come to Thai visa and make a complete fool of myself.

Where would you go to make a complete fool of yourself?

pics?

There are areas in the US closed to Americans.

Makes sense, seeing how it's an active vessel.

Guess you haven't lived here very long. It is active and that's why it's only for Thai's to see.

There have been many stories about similar cases over the year.

Good that you figured it out. Now we only need to make the author of the story understand , also.

I don't understand your post. I don't live here, I'm just here for a few months . Just seems like common sense to not let foreign nationals on an active navy ship, even if they are from an allied nation. A retired ship that's been set up for tourism would seem odd to not let foreigners on, that's not the case here though. No doubt if it were the case though I'd imagine the admission fee would be about 10 times what the Thais pay

Makes sense, seeing how it's an active vessel.

10 seconds on google

Thank you so much guys for all ur suggestions.

The company gave me offer, it's a Singapore brand, it has a retail shop in Phuket town, inside of royal paragon. i hv been there 3.4 times. the shop is mostly for chinese tourists, selling big brand watches.

another side the company said me that if i can do Non B visa by myself is also ok.

If they were honest they would have deducted a couple thousand baht from your first pay check for visa costs, or pay for it themselves. Asking for you to pay 35000 baht to them even as an option shows what their character is. Not people I'd want to work for.

35000 baht to change your visa? Don't do any business with these people.

Try creating a new account from a new IP address without using a proxy and see if you're still blocked.

Alot of sites won't allow proxies. Cuts down on trolls and people using multiple nicks.

Refugees might be a bettter term.

quartz?

Same same in the land of the free; from the IRS web site:

Immigration Terms and Definitions Involving Aliens

Alien

An individual who is not a U.S. citizen or U.S. national.

https://www.irs.gov/Individuals/International-Taxpayers/Immigration-Terms-and-Definitions-Involving-Aliens

Have a cigarette and wait for the smell to clear then try again.

That's what I do. Too risky carrying the PP around everywhere you go.

I think it's OK as long as you're not wearing clown pants or hanging out at Zoe.

this technology has been expanded to diesel trucks

The technology of putting dancers in the back of trucks