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Thailand Visa Exemption (60 days) and Visa On Arrival (VOA) (15 days)
Probably! The reason I say that is because, from what I've read on AN, different country's embassies set their own requirements. EG, I've only ever applied from UK and I can tell you immediately what the London embassy requires, but I've read here that (for example) Germany might differ from UK as might Sweden etc. In fact I seem to recall posts saying that in the US, if you apply in person, it depends from which state one is applying. Seems strange to me but "it is what it is" My suggestion is to look at the first page of the site I posted earlier https://www.thaievisa.go.th/ This leads you to answer questions about your "Country or territory of passport/travel document" and your "Current location". I therefore assume that the content of the following pages will depend on those answers. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 6 December 2024
Driver Accused in Fatal Crash Allegedly Using Phone, Faces Charges Photo: The Thaiger Police have revealed that a tragic crash involving 39-year-old Zhang Yigong, which killed one person and injured several others, was not alcohol-related. They suspect he was using his mobile phone when the accident occurred. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1345460-chinese-driver-in-high-speed-collision-wreaks-havoc-in-pattaya/#findComment-19431324 -
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Biden Administration Weighs Preemptive Pardons Amid Trump’s Return
Tell me which names were NOT pardoned by Trump that were quoted and commented on by Jimmy...........? Hey, you can only protect your leader by going so far, as you will and do look daft..................🤭 -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
Yep many Thais are quite woke; many are very easily offended over the slightest criticisms. -
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Rama II Road Construction Halted for Safe New Year Travel
"Safe New Year Travel". That'll be a first! -
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Chinese Driver in High-Speed Collision Wreaks Havoc in Pattaya
Driver Accused in Fatal Crash Allegedly Using Phone, Faces Charges Photo: The Thaiger Police have revealed that a tragic crash involving 39-year-old Zhang Yigong, which killed one person and injured several others, was not alcohol-related. They suspect he was using his mobile phone when the accident occurred. Zhang was driving a Toyota Alphard van when he collided with 12 cars and motorbikes on Thepprasit Road near the Sukhumvit exit. This reckless drive resulted in the death of 30-year-old Sahaprom Wongmak and left two others injured. Following the incident on December 5, Pattaya City police detained Zhang, charging him with reckless driving causing death and property damage. Despite the severity of the situation, Zhang has refused to speak, baffling authorities since he tested negative for alcohol. Rumors suggest Zhang may have been distracted by his phone and possibly arguing with his girlfriend at the time of the crash. Police have taken Zhang to Bang Lamung Hospital for a drug test, with results pending. Efforts to confirm the insurance status of Zhang's van have been slow due to his silence. However, an interpreter is set to assist today, aiming to break the language barrier and move the investigation forward. Police are determined to gather all necessary evidence and proceed with legal actions. -- 2024-12-06 -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
"I like the fact that the Thais are not woke" No, most of them are in a state of permanent somnolence -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
Wrong attitude. However, I wonder why this news keeps coming up knowing nothing will be done about it. It is however telling that the writer has done no research, otherwise he or she would know that all nearby countries, other than mainland China, impose nationality based dual pricing. It's not a Thailand only thing. However, depending on the country and venue, some extend locals pricing to foreign residents too, which only a small number of mostly privately owned venues in Thailand do. About the only good thing to emerge in recent years has been free entry to certain museums, historical parks and even national parks (the latter only applies to foreigners) during the New Year period. They started this in 2019 (the national park free entry scheme, applying to some, not all parks was launched for the first time last December and lasted until the end of February). The validity of free entry to specific museums and all historical parks has gradually been extended from 5 days when it was first launched to 17 days in 2023/2024.
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