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  1. Oh yes, the mighty "crackdown". Almost a whole day went by without seeing this catchphrase. I can sleep easier now.
  2. The real issue is the freelancers working without a work permit. But honestly I don't think anything will be done about it. The "crackdown " in Pattaya only lasted for a few days , and they returned to Beach road shortly after. If they truly cared they would police the areas every night.
  3. Betcha the overstay was the main concern.
  4. Here's a novel thought.. how about actually punishing bad behavior instead of just taking a bribe.
  5. Many of the Thai Temples I have visited have posted THE BUDDHA IS NOT FOR TATTOO OR DECORATION. To each their own I guess. But for me personally I would not get a tattoo of Buddha out of respect for the culture.
  6. At this point I have little sympathy unless your robbed at gun point. Anyone who takes just a few seconds to read about the do's and do not's of Thailand should know the basics . Don't carry large amounts, don't be flashy with jewelry, don't brag about your money, keep your money on your mind, and your mind on your money. 🤔 💰
  7. A lot to do about nothing. Like almost everything else in Thailand " Government proposes" , in the end it will have poor emplimentation & lack of effort. They literally tell you to just do border runs in this article if you're opening a bank account for stay. Was there supposed to be a "crackdown" on multiple border runs to eliminate this? 😂
  8. Not a surprise. Asia has this all over. In Japan there are many "Japanese only" restraunts. I think the root of the problem is how trouble making tourist are dealt with. Far to often it's a fine, followed with photo op of opportunity, and public apology. They really need to enforce visa bans on trouble makers. Or jail time to send a message.
  9. I've never had any problems while in Thailand, It seems most issues arise from overdrinking or someone bringing their entitled attitude over. And after being in Thailand traffic I wouldn't dare to ride a motorbike without a helmet. Lol.
  10. Absolutely. If the bar tries to convince you it's not necessary. I leave. I buy a drink I pay. If I buy a lady a drink. I pay. Never had an issue with end of night bill.
  11. I have traveled to Thailand many times. Never had any issues with anyone. It's really easy to stay out of trouble. Speak and treat others respectfully, don't over drink, take a motorbike or taxi if it's late. And very importantly watch your bar tab.
  12. They could have saved themselves a lot of trouble and just held up a sign that said " We're gullible, take our money."
  13. The mayor also said he can not move resources to keep the beach clear , because he is still concentrating on the " crack down " on foreign free lance ladies in beach road.* Ok, he didn't say that...but It sounds like the basic rhetoric . Remember folks ,Pattaya is a family friendly destination after all. SMH.
  14. I've been saying this should happen. But unfortunately the only thing Thailand seems to go after on a steady basis is if you're a farang not wearing a helmet.
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