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Farewell then, The Girl, I hope

you will come back soon

to the LOS.

 

By sharing your troubles, 

you made us forget ours

for a while.

 

Whether what we said helped

you or not,

We are happy you were

with us

for a while.

 

 

Just now, Aditi Sharma said:

Farewell then, The Girl, I hope

you will come back soon

to the LOS.

 

By sharing your troubles, 

you made us forget ours

for a while.

 

Whether what we said helped

you or not,

We are happy you were

with us

for a while.

 

 

i think she got the advice she needed. she'll be fine

6 minutes ago, Happy enough said:

i think she got the advice she needed. she'll be fine

Thanks, Hon.

36 minutes ago, Aditi Sharma said:

Farewell then, The Girl, I hope

you will come back soon

to the LOS.

If you read the thread she states there is Zero zilch no way she is coming back.

Ps some of us dont have troubles to forget.

Stream in a tea cup after all

3 hours ago, Aditi Sharma said:

Farewell then, The Girl, I hope

you will come back soon

to the LOS.

 

By sharing your troubles, 

you made us forget ours

for a while.

 

Whether what we said helped

you or not,

We are happy you were

with us

for a while.

 

 

Are we ? Maybe you ,but you did not help her in any way .

15 minutes ago, anto said:

Are we ? Maybe you ,but you did not help her in any way .

exactly

How do other countries deal with overstayers in the neighbourhood? Or is Thailand the harshest of them all knowing full how forbidding the IDC is. 

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7 hours ago, Aditi Sharma said:

How do other countries deal with overstayers in the neighbourhood? Or is Thailand the harshest of them all knowing full how forbidding the IDC is. 

As I live in Thailand i wouldnt have a clue Google it. A quick google search informs you Cambodia $5 a day going up to $6 after so many days.

Laos seems to be around $3to $7.

Myanmar is about $3 daily and a $3 handling fee. 

None seem to be inclined to custody for overstayers.

Edited October 9, 20178 yr by jeab1980

3 hours ago, jeab1980 said:

As I live in Thailand i wouldnt have a clue Google it. A quick google search informs you Cambodia $5 a day going up to $6 after so many days.

Laos seems to be around $3to $7.

Myanmar is about $3 daily and a $3 handling fee. 

None seem to be inclined to custody for overstayers.

In India as far as I know overstayers can be jailed for up to five years and are also liable to a fine. Jail conditions are comparable to those in the IDC but things are visibly changing fast. I dont think you can pay bail and avoid the jail term. Are there places in Thailand where foreigners even with valid visas are not allowed to visit? I dont mean private property of course.

Edited October 9, 20178 yr by Aditi Sharma
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1 hour ago, Aditi Sharma said:

Are there places in Thailand where foreigners even with valid visas are not allowed to visit? I dont mean private property of course.

Not as a general rule. In times of tension along a border, foreigners may be prevented from visiting areas near the conflict areas, but I do not think there have been cases of that recently.

1 hour ago, Aditi Sharma said:

In India as far as I know overstayers can be jailed for up to five years and are also liable to a fine. Jail conditions are comparable to those in the IDC but things are visibly changing fast. I dont think you can pay bail and avoid the jail term. Are there places in Thailand where foreigners even with valid visas are not allowed to visit? I dont mean private property of course.

Theres a lot of things wrong in India but this topic is about a SA girl

4 hours ago, jeab1980 said:

As I live in Thailand i wouldnt have a clue Google it. A quick google search informs you Cambodia $5 a day going up to $6 after so many days.

Laos seems to be around $3to $7.

Myanmar is about $3 daily and a $3 handling fee. 

None seem to be inclined to custody for overstayers.

I guess when you dont pay they will send you to hell :-(