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Essecola

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  1. But my country is "for sharing". Ah but not here. Oh no. 1% of another people just spending their money is too uncomfortable. "This is ours" they say. But then when I "go back home" , I have to show my passport to an Asian when entering and I am a minority there too. The phrase "if you dont like it, go home" pops up often. So ok, where is my "home" then, where 99% of ppl look like me? Thai people can be in Thailand where it is 99% Thai. 

  2. 4 minutes ago, BertM said:

    Sorry you feel that way... Your life starts today, you can change tomorrow and enjoy what time you have left in this world. Remember, we can't change the past and we all have regrets. Best to move on from regrets so you can be happy tomorrow... Take care... Kindly...

    Oh no sir. The hatred from this will take a very VERY long time to go away, if at all. I cant get ten years of wasted money back. Not even enjoying the time I am here now because of CONSTANT, DAILY, worry about the "VISA"

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  3. Unending government issues in TH throughout many years. I spent a lot of money here and will be taking my funds somewhere else barring something stable popping up. Not recommending India, but at least they are decent enough to have clear rules that state visitors are allowed maximum of 180 days in a calendar year. Here there is no way at all to even make a halfways clear plan. Funny they don't like us. I come from a city that is more than half Asian immigrants. We have all heard the "go home if you don't like it" jingle, but when I go home, an Asian person checks my passport, and once on the street, and I am still a minority in the place my predecessors built and developed. I wonder if Thai people will ever return from a trip abroad and have their passport and baggage checked by a westerner. Oops, NEVER. These countries over here don't subscribe to diversity you see, not even if we are a tiny % (nearly 1.0-1.5%) and only spending money (as opposed to working).

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  4. Education visa will only stave off the problem for a period of time. And you are still at their mercy when you sit in front of them every three months and hope they don't decide to only extend u for 30 days rather than the 90 that you'd be expecting. It's really a shame they won't sell a one year visa for 100-125k thb. I'd love to buy an elite visa but what about after 18 months if I decide to open a business or go somewhere else, then a huge chunk of the 500k is gone and unrefundable. 

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  5. Fly into KL, stay in a hotel for a night, rest up, relax, eat etc, then fly over to Laos, one more night in a hotel, then over the border to Thailand. Yes it is a bit of an extra run around. But not so bad if planned well. Malaysia will pose zero threat of turning you around and sending back to USA so it avoids the worry of what was mentioned.

     

    If fly directly into Thailand and you have those five entries on record, there is a great chance you get admitted with no problem if you have a visa but no guarantee at all that you dont get selected for the "we are sending you back because we feel like it" treatment. At least if you enter at a land border you just get sent back across the bridge and not paying to be in a holdng cell waiting for a flight back to the states.

     

    If you fly directly into Bangkok, you do the 16 hours of flying with that worry in the back of your mind. Doesnt exactly seem like being on holiday does it? Having all that worry in your mind the whole time for the supreme privledge of being able to spend your money in Thailand.

     

    He writes "even a slim chance" of denied if flying into Bkk. Well it id indeed slim, but that "chance" is DEFINITELY there. No way at all of knowing if immigration chooses to start something if you fly in to Bangkok.

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