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Barrydives

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  1. I have spent time (almost 15 years) in Thailand on various visa's including Education, stamp on entry, and the last two on a Retirement Visa. I have never had a problem with any of these and although I was apprehensive about border runs and renewals these all went very smoothly, we just tend to worry too much about things. With your record of not being in the country for years on end then I honestly don't think any Immigration Officer would even think twice about putting another stamp in your passport and once you are on retirement then you have zero issues. But for peace of mind go and see a Visa Agent and you will get sorted with no worries.

     

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  2. 7 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

    Last week at Kalasin falls in Kachanaburi I was charged 10x's more than the GF who they thought was Thai. Her 30 baht, me 300 baht and then 30 baht for the car to enter.  Tried to show my Pink ID card and was pointed to a sign confirming even non Thai resident/expat ID'S not accepted anymore. If your a foreigner your a tourist in their eyes.  If you look Thai, like my GF from Myanmar they don't even blink.  It is what it is, dual pricing, and a way to make money.  Luckily the vendors selling food don't charge the same way.......

    Kalasin Falls? I live in Kanchanaburi and have never heard of these.

     

  3. 33 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

    Yes I completely agree with you. Riding in  the left lane is bad enough, but overtaking in it is fraught with danger.

     

    We discussed this at length just a few days ago.

     

     

    I never ride inside the solid white line, because to me this simply is not a lane. I usually sit in the first proper lane when there is no traffic or when I am simply following traffic, I use the outside lane for overtaking when required. I have never had an issue with the police when doing this.

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