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Sneaking through airport security with an expired Thai DL?


Hal65

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Want to go to Lipe and not by train from Pattaya/BKK. Every time I've used my expired Thai DL at banks and AIS/True it's gone unnoticed. You guys think domestic flights the same, or do they really look at the date?

 

PS: ALL of my current IDs are tied up at the embassy

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3 minutes ago, flyingtlger said:

Just use your passport unless....you've over stayed or got something to hide.

 

14 minutes ago, Hal65 said:

PS: ALL of my current IDs are tied up at the embassy

 

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50 minutes ago, Hal65 said:

Want to go to Lipe and not by train from Pattaya/BKK. Every time I've used my expired Thai DL at banks and AIS/True it's gone unnoticed. You guys think domestic flights the same, or do they really look at the date?

 

PS: ALL of my current IDs are tied up at the embassy

Go for it, you wont get into trouble, the worst is that they let you on your flight. your choice.

 

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7 minutes ago, simon43 said:

Still in the same place as before - it hasn't moved.....

Oh....that's good. I heard it had been towed away to be welded to the Isle of Wight. Might have known it was just a rumour.

Those old foggies on the IOW would never agree to it.

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Just turn on the charm or plead for some understanding at check in, it can work. When leaving the UK to take up residency permanently in Thailand to be with my newly acquired wifey i was 12kg over my baggage allowance and that was duly pointed out to me by the attractive check in lady. I replied to her in my best chat up way ''can you please please just overlook this matter as i'm moving to Thailand permanently to be with my new wife''

 

She just smiled and waved me through lol

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1 hour ago, Hal65 said:

Want to go to Lipe and not by train from Pattaya/BKK. Every time I've used my expired Thai DL at banks and AIS/True it's gone unnoticed. You guys think domestic flights the same, or do they really look at the date?

 

PS: ALL of my current IDs are tied up at the embassy

Happened to me not long ago, I didn't realise car driving license had expired, they wouldn't accept it, so showed them my bike which was still valid.

Suvarnabhumi airport flying domestic.

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1 hour ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

I can't fix stupid... it only takes being detained one time

Use my DL here, passport copy on the phone.The police will accept that.

 

If you cant fix stupid, how do you personally get on in life?

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1 hour ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

good luck to you in not being detained.

A little over the top to say the least ????

 

I'm amazed how some of you manage to get out the house in the morning on your own.....

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10 minutes ago, sungod said:

A little over the top to say the least ????

 

I'm amazed how some of you manage to get out the house in the morning on your own.....

lol...indeed...bet some members jump at their own shadows....

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4 hours ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

The most recent news in Thailand that carrying a copy of your passport is no longer acceptable... I too use my Thailand driver's license whenever possible to avoid the hassle... however that is also getting harder and harder to use... good luck to you in not being detained.

Sounds like you have been asked a lot to use ID, where did these events happen?

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1 hour ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

So, do you need to carry a passport in Thailand? Yes, there is a requirement for all tourists to carry their passports in Thailand at all times. Thai authorities might request to show a passport during raids on nightclubs, at roadblocks, and on other occasions. It is possible to get around Thailand without carrying a passport, but there is a risk of 2000 Baht fine for not having a passport with you.

I have  asked previously for proof of your scaremongering!

Where is the link to the royal gazette changing the LAW?

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