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Almost Refused Entry at Chiang Mai Airport -Be Warned! - 2nd Visa Exemption
Though the OP is a good heads up, I'd suggest that someone without 14 years of experience needn't worry so much. There's people reading in that are now unnecessarily worried about their 2nd or 3rd ever entry. And even with 14 years of entering Thailand, the OP was still allowed in on visa exempt after filling in some paperwork and answering some questions. Which is a good cautionary tale to have your documents and cash lined up. -
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US Targets Thai Products for Stringent Origin Verification Amid Trade Concerns
I do believe that is all part of the "ZERO-DOLLAR" business of the Chinese. If you haven't been paying attention to local complaints from the Chinese-owned stores or rented by Chinese folks then since they negotiated their trade deal with the Chinese, the shops have been inundated with super cheap qualtiy on Chinese merchandise, in many cases copies of Thai-made items. Same with Chinese tourists, they got vouchers to shop but only at the Chinese controlled shops and therefore weren't spending so much here.. After Thai complants, I guess the Chinese are now going to VN instead so the Thais afe compaining now that Chinese tourists have dropped drastically. IMHO of course. -
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What psychosocial factors lead to bickering, etc. in online forums among older men?
Keyboard warriors and trollers come in all ages. -
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Are young farangs out of control?
You can't fix stupid and you can't stop you tube and click bait from promoting stupidity. -
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Russia Dismisses Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan Offers 3 Day Ceasefire
The POTUS is responsible for everything that happens in the world -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 29 April 2025
Thailand Faces Uphill Battle Against China's Tax-Free Shopping File photo Thailand's tourism sector sounds the alarm as China lures tourists with enticing tax-free shopping incentives. With a 13% refund rate now in effect, China aims to boost tourist spending through instant tax refunds, a move Thai tourism operators say Thailand should emulate to maintain its competitive edge. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1359152-thailand-faces-uphill-battle-against-chinas-tax-free-shopping/- 1
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