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Anyone has any experience paying with a (crisp, new) $100 bill for the Laos VoA? I'd like my change in USD rather than THB/LAK... 

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58 minutes ago, Almudena said:

They do give change.  I tendered $41 and they give back $5 when I got my passport back at the window.  I can't see you having any problem with a crisp $100 bill, However try not to go at the first time of opening, give them chance to build up a float first. 

that was a while ago as the fee is now $40 since May

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In early November, I crossed over via friendship bridge in Nakhon Phanom with a hundred. They didn't have change in USD but tried to get it which caused a bit of delay. I said I would take anything and after a phone call to the higher ups they finally gave me change in  Kip.

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15 hours ago, sometimewoodworker said:

No change is given. Present a $100 bill and that is the cost, or 2 new $20 

I have received $5 change there at one time when the visa fee was different.

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21 hours ago, ClaySmc said:

In early November, I crossed over via friendship bridge in Nakhon Phanom with a hundred. They didn't have change in USD but tried to get it which caused a bit of delay. I said I would take anything and after a phone call to the higher ups they finally gave me change in  Kip.

Hope You had a Sack With you to carry Yer Kip in !! 555 !!

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7 hours ago, Nong Khai Man said:

Hope You had a Sack With you to carry Yer Kip in !! 555 !!

Kind of nice to reflect that you are a millionaire until you buy a couple of coffees.

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