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gim12

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  1. love the logic...somebody isnt wearing a mask and the keyboard insulters  assume that is synonymous with a being a Trump supporter, well then based on that logic (?) Biden must be a Trump supporter....from Yahoo news

    Maskless Biden appears to cough or clear throat in hand before meet and greet

     
    Luke Gentile
    October 25, 2021·
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    9 hours ago, BananaGuy said:

    errr … are you maybe being a little silly? I’m no guru but have read here many times that only an onward ticket is required to enter Thailand … say a cheap flight to Vietnam or wherever. No need at all for your self-admittedly expensive ‘solution’ … but of course if you find it fun, knock yourself out.

     

    Others will also point out the slightly greyer ‘rent a ticket’ approach.

     AS I SAID ABOVE "buy it to the cheapest foreign destination" , in other words, an onward ticket,   put it on your credit card and later cancel, it costs NOTHING and is cheaper then a rent a ticket. I dont find it fun but I do find cancelling a ticket online is easy, costs nothing, keeps your options open and  immigration happy. 

    It is only "expensive" in the fact that you need to have the funds to buy an expensive, but refundable ticket,

     

     

  3. I too have BC insurance. When i looked into going I asked BC to send me a letter showing I was covered and to include alll the pecifics in the letter. required by thailand.  For example BC wrote the polcy covered covid expenses and was vsalid until ...etc Received the letter in about one week. I used it to apply fro a coe and had no problems getting the coe BUT I never went so didnt have to deal with immigfation

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  4. Just now, gim12 said:

    so he is concerned about applicants not receiving a QR code, nothing about how hotmail cannot be used (per a UK poster hotmail is popular there) nothing about having to convert jpg to another format, TP wanting a code from the covid vacc form that USA does provide,  60 pages of intelligent complaints about  the site and he is concerned about a QR code not being received?  UN FNG BELIEVABLE

    2 typos   above, should read that the usa does NOT provide ...and 7 pages not 60

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  5. so he is concerned about applicants not receiving a QR code, nothing about how hotmail cannot be used (per a UK poster hotmail is popular there) nothing about having to convert jpg to another format, TP wanting a code from the covid vacc form that USA does provide,  60 pages of intelligent complaints about  the site and he is concerned about a QR code not being received?  UN FNG BELIEVABLE

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  6. i travel frequently and for all countries I fly into,  I buy a fully refundable and changeable return ticket to show the arline and immigration at arrival, i(in other words i buy two one ways, one ticket i will actually use to fly into a country and an expensive refundable that showns a return that i will not use) if my visa is extended  or my plans change i can change the return date to show at immigration, I later cancel the ticket and buy an onward ticket from wherever I am,

     

    but beware that:

     

    a fully refundable AND changeable ticket is expensive so you will need funds and note their cancellation policy

    use a credit card and buy direct from a MAJOR  airline-makes it easier to cancel

    buy from a major airline-i had a huge hassle getting a refund from air asia

    you can buy a ticket to the cheapest foreign detstination to show immigration, it doesnt have to be back to your home country, example when i fly into the Phil i show my ticket to guam (a cheaper ticket  than back to usa mainland)

    also, you will have to buy a return ticket in Thailand and the two one way tickets will cost more than a roundtrip but it does give you flexibility

    there are other ways but this has always worked for me flying into both europe and asia, hope this helped

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    "The life span of humans – opposed to life expectancy, which is a statistical construct – hasn’t really changed much at all"

    Walter Scheidel

    https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20181002-how-long-did-ancient-people-live-life-span-versus-longevity

     

    i understnd the difference between life expectancy and life span, below states that people are living longer-(2nd paragraph,) regardless my point remains-pension checks and social security are not provided by the "nanny state" but are earned by the recipient

    https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/lifeexpectancies/articles/howhaslifeexpectancychangedovertime/2015-09-09

     

    often argued that life expectancy across the world has only increased because child mortality has fallen. If this were true, this would mean that we’ve become much better at preventing young children from dying, but have achieved nothing to improve the survival of older children, adolescents and adults. Once past childhood, people would be expected to enjoy the same length of life as they did centuries ago.

    This, as we will see in the data below, is untrue. Life expectancy has increased at all ages. The average person can expect to live a longer life than in the past, irrespective of what age they are

     

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