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my 30 day visa extension trip today in Hua hin

daveyboy69
daveyboy69
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits

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1 hour ago, Zikomat said:

By the way, most of the Thais still think that foreigners are the main spreaders of the virus in Thailand. This is from my own experience.

I agree. That is in spite of the fact that the Thai government's own numbers show that most of those infected are Thais. It is human nature. When people are scared, they look for scapegoats, and tend to settle on a chosen minority. In Thailand, with the coronavirus, they have chosen Westerners. In the US, of course, they are singling out anyone they think looks Chinese.

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    • ukrules
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      What you're describing here are 'roadblocks' to prevent you from getting a visa extension - these are not reasonable requirements.   They've introduced a series of onerous requirements which

    • audaciousnomad
      audaciousnomad

      Jesus Christ...all of that for just a tourist visa extension?  Treating visitors like criminals on house arrest!

    • Peter Denis
      Peter Denis

      With stories like yours, it looks like Immigration is really on a dedicated mission to destroy tourism as well as long-stay in Thailand forever.   

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