colinm

Anybody got more info on this?

Like where exactly is it in the countryside or through the mean streets of Chiang Mai?

During Songkran the shops are closed during Songkran

Looking at Doi Suthep it may be raining! Or it may just be hazy! Can't really tell....

Anybody else see the banners above the roads around the moat saying "Songkran Festival 1-18"

The moat would dry up with all the people throwing buckets of water at passing motorbikes for 18 days...

There is a dim sum restaurant on Sirimangkalajarn road, open 24 hours. Look for the Dim Sum road sign!

I think a restaurant near Central Duangtawan hotel (out the hotel turn right) might do Dim Sum also

Here are a couple of sites with movies and times:

Airport Plaza

Kad Suan Kaew

Alliance Francaise movies are listed in CityLife every month

I just checked and the new number is... (drumroll....cough....)

303.9

299. Crisis averted!

10/20 baht to ferry across the Mekong from Chiang Khong, visa around 30$ I think. Not exactly a boat trip, unless you want the 2 day ride down to Luang Prabang?

Another motorsport event you might want to add. There is the Rincome Rally around the 23rd March, sign outside Amari Hotel, somebody must know more about this.

Thanks Maestro,

It isn't a troll, from the front page I clicked here:

Multiple Entry Non-Immigrant Visa

It states this visa is your best choice and the application form states Holiday. Doesn't say anything about what else is needed to apply.

I guess this is no longer/never been correct then?

At this page [http://www.thaivisa.com/424.0.html]here[/url] it looks like it easy to get a one year visa. Purpose of visit "Holiday" for one year is okay?

Is no other documentation needed for this visa?

What are my chances of getting this if I apply in the UK (I'm a British citizen). I already have around 6 VOA in my passport.