JayClay

The police are on the way to you now...

While I agree with you, the customer seemingly went straight to TikTok rather than giving the owner a chance to rectify the issue first. A story of silliness on all sides, if you ask me.

I wasn't asked specifically, but chose to show one when being grilled by an immigration officer at Suvarnabhumi. They didn't seem terribly interested in it, I think they're well aware that people buy throwaway tickets, they were far more interested in the answers I gave to their questions. It certainly didn't do any harm having an onward ticket, though, and it certainly helped validate my story.

So does he have the right to retain the documents now he's no longer the president? It's a genuine question; I don't know the answer.

He's not the president

I've always thought that fees should be based on the amount of employment positions available in a given field. So if you want to study technology or science, for example, the fees are relatively low, where as if you want to study drama or underwater basket weaving, then you pay a higher premium. This way, so long as loans are provided to cover the fees, anybody can still choose to study anything they want, but there's a gentle encouragement to study in an area where employment is more likely.

Hello What point are you trying to make?

I would love to see the research paper that backs up this suggestion...

Another option is to look on air b'n'b for a condo that you think you might like then rent it for a month first. That was you can try it out to see if it meets your expectations. And if not, you've got a whole month to find somewhere new. A lot less hectic than renting a hotel for a few days and rushing to find somewhere.

Well he presumably wouldn't have even been able to board a plane to Thailand in the first place, then.