Thailand Delays Automated Entry System for Foreign Tourists

[Photoguy21]

20 hours ago, bradiston said:

And just what do I think? An IO would detect one? I think an AI scanner would for sure detect a forgery. Better than the human eye. Anyway, what the hell do I know? Or anyone else?

IO has more chance yes

[sandyf]

On 9/26/2024 at 10:49 AM, brianthainess said:

So not only a smart phone, but you need a printer too, or go elsewhere to print it. 

Who's stoopid idea was it in the first place, automatic gates can just scan a passport, so what is the need or use of it. 

My understanding is the ETA QR code would allow you to use the e-gates, which would then scan your passport. There has been no mention of where the QR code would be scanned.

People should wait for the detail rather than speculating. There have been people posting about already using the e-gates, but on exit , not entry.

[bradiston]

1 hour ago, Photoguy21 said:

IO has more chance yes

But he's got to be looking for it, and know what he's looking for, on 150 different passports. AI could do that in a split second. An IO? Can't even find the last stamped page.

[bradiston]

57 minutes ago, sandyf said:

My understanding is the ETA QR code would allow you to use the e-gates, which would then scan your passport. There has been no mention of where the QR code would be scanned.

People should wait for the detail rather than speculating. There have been people posting about already using the e-gates, but on exit , not entry.

My Philippines one is on my phone but you can print it out.