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Has anyone gotten a double-entry tourist visa from Savannakhet recently?

Thanks. Vientiane sounds good. I read somewhere that Savannakeht is also good for double entries too but I guess there are more things to see in Vientiane. Suggestions for a two-night/three-day stay would be welcome.

Hi. I'll be coming to Thailand in a couple of days. Due to a sudden change in my personal circumstances, I'm now able to stay in Thailand much longer than I had planned but it's too late for me to apply for any long-term visa from home. I've been reading some of the pinned threads but am not quite clear as to where is the best place for me to get a double-entry tourist visa in SE Asia. I'd like to make a trip of it and cost is not a major concern. I'll be using Chiang Mai as my 'base' for the duration of my stay and would be grateful for your suggestions.

Thanks guys for taking the time to reply and for your suggestions.

Thanks, vorei but, I work in the day, pretty much 10-hour workdays actually. Besides, I'm really not looking for a Thai tour guide. I'd rather discover things for myself - I've learnt so much in the last month setting up shop, so to speak, and my Thai vocab has improved dramatically.

Thanks for the suggestions. I don't mind the presence of some money-boys as long as they're not occupying every other seat in the house. One more question: an elderly westerner of about sixty I chatted with at Dick's last week asked me whether I liked farang. What did he mean by that? Not knowing what to say I just said, "It depends." He then asked asked, "Depends of what?" I said, "Depends on whether I find him attractive or not." He seemed to have taken offence. Did I say something wrong?

Hi all. I'm fairly new to Bangkok and here for a year for work. I'm looking for places where gay people hang out in the evenings which are not overrun by guys on the make. Bars, restaurants, lounges, etc where I can relax and meet people, not necessarily hook up. I've been to Silom sois 2 and 4 and they seem to be full of commercial boys and their whinging farang admirers. Surely there are non-commercial venues in a big metropolis like Bangkok? I'm in my late 20s, with a good job and speak a reasonable amount of Thai.