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Yes, I agree. Just tried it. (It contravenes what the IMM IO told me). I think the glitch was that I said I was resident in Thailand, instead of in the country of my passport. So the difference is that "Country or Territory of Residence" should be "Country or Territory of Passport, or Citizenship". Anyway, resolved for the next time, if TDAC still operates by the next time I travel, which I will postpone now until the "war" in the Persian Gulf has stopped. Hope it wont be as long as the Iraq adventure, (8+ years).

Here's a sample:

OK, got it. You state your country of residence as that of your passport, and your city of residence as anything you like. That then produces a departure date option. You choose a completely made up departure date some time in the future, a completely made up mode of transport and a completely made up flight number. This allows you to complete the accommodation section, (which obviously isn't completely made up, but in my case my condo). Thinking back, I seem to recall the old TM.6 also required something similar, (except as it wasn't digital it worked). So yes, TDAC is not fit for purpose.

I completed my TDAC online, and received the email with the QR code and "completed" message. However, I could not complete the Accommodation Information... so I left this section blank, (it would not accept any insertion in any box). The IO asked me to show what my address was, so I typed it out on my phone, and explained that I could not enter data. She said to show arrival and departure date as the same (when filling out the TDAC online) and then add my residential address, but there doesn't seem to be any facility to do that. Anyway, eventually she stamped me in. Is there a fault in the TDAC? (I would be shocked, and horrified)😉 Does anyone know the work around to include the address of a non Thai resident? I had my pink ID with me, but was so flummoxed by the situation, I forgot to show it.

I came in to BKK yesterday, arriving at 4pm. I searched for the Priority Lane, and when I found it, asked the IMM guy if it was for Biz Class, he said "no" and pointed me the direction of general IMM section which was massive, (and I would expect would take at least 1 hour or more). When there I asked another IMM officer, and he told me "no Priority Lane", only "Diplomatic". So back I went to the small lane for "crew" and unmarked on the left and joined that. About 100 people queuing, including LTR, Elite, Elderly etc. There were several kiosks in operation. Moved along quite quickly, (20 minutes or so). IMM Officer never questioned why I was in this Q. I haven't travelled much recently, but BKK seems shambolic, and obviously I arrived around the same time as several large plane loads. For the main IMM line, it snaked into the main hall. The next issue however was the TDAC, which I had completed online. I had left this section blank, (as I could not complete it...it would not accept any insertion in any box). The IO asked me to show what my address was, so I typed it out on my phone, and explained that I could not enter data. She said to show arrival and departure date as the same and then add my residential address, but I cannot see how to do this. Anyway, eventually she stamped me in. Is there a fault in the TDAC? (I would be shocked, and horrified)😉 Does anyone know the work around to include the address of a non Thai resident? I had my pink ID with me, but was so flummoxed by the situation, I forgot to show it.

When you make an appointment with a contractor assume it will be altered, or delayed, or cancelled. Check to confirm up to 1 hour before, although this too is no guarantee, as grandmother deaths occur regularly, and every Thai has multiple grandparents.

IMDbTruth & Treason (2025) ⭐ 7.1 | Drama, History, Thriller2h 1m | PG-13Came across this, which I had missed. Outstanding!

IMDbHope Gap (2019) ⭐ 6.8 | Drama, Romance1h 40m | PG-13I missed this previously, but watched it the other night. Great acting by the three principals. IMDbEternity (2025) ⭐ 7.0 | Comedy, Drama, Fantasy1h 54m | PG-13Not bad at all.

After much toing and froing, including copying my email to Support to Grab's CEO in Singapore, I received a call from someone in Thailand, who explained how the system had been changed and how it works, so have happily been using redemption "coins" on Transport. They changed the system, but didn't inform anyone how to use it.

And that they wasted a FIFA Peace Award, which could have gone to others more deserving, like Putin.

Slightly confusing when they keep changing their name. What are the odds that this wont be the only name change this year, post election, post dissolution?

Yes, the repair fixed the problem. Actually it was fixed with a replacement screen. I wrote a recorded delivery letter to the Thailand CEO Mr Jun Young-Hyun but still awaiting reply, which I dare say will be like waiting for Godot. It confirms what many have written online. I wrote after no response to LINE official or their "Customer Service" hotline, or their "Email to CEO's Office" on their website, which is obviously how much Samsung value their customers after sales.

I was in India when they were implementing the denomination change. There were queues around the block at every ATM. Hideous mess, which achieved nothing in the end. I paid all my bills in advance, (package), or by credit card and tipped in GBP or USD cash, which was highly appreciated. Despite its reputation, I have found Swiss banks to be pretty inept, and their AML overrated. Mine go in the bin.

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I'm in discussion with them. No, not within warranty, but never dropped, and used with a clear silicone protector.