Payment Once You Get To Bangkok Airport?

[loubrockbank]

my memory seems to have gone you know when you come into bangkok airport say from the uk, i recall once we got there me and my partner had to pay something ... can any of you remind me how much it was? just so we are prepared fro our nest visit ...i think it was something like £10 each and had to be a £10 note?

thanks!

[loubrockbank]

oooops i seem to have posted this topic twice...sorry, any ideas how I can get the mods to delete one for me

[susquosh]

my memory seems to have gone you know when you come into bangkok airport say from the uk, i recall once we got there me and my partner had to pay something ... can any of you remind me how much it was? just so we are prepared fro our nest visit ...i think it was something like £10 each and had to be a £10 note?

thanks!

Sounds like Turkey to me.Certainly not here.

[seonai]

Or Burma... that's $5 not crinkled or crushed

[loubrockbank]

haha my memory may be bad but definatly thailand

we flew into bangkok last time on xmass day 06 .... is it possible that they fooled us? if so im such an idiot!

[dr_Pat_Pong]

haha my memory may be bad but definatly thailand

we flew into bangkok last time on xmass day 06 .... is it possible that they fooled us? if so im such an idiot!

There used to be a 500 baht departure tax collected ( in baht ) but it is now included in ones airticket.

[Payboy]

haha my memory may be bad but definatly thailand

we flew into bangkok last time on xmass day 06 .... is it possible that they fooled us? if so im such an idiot!

this is 2008 - you dont need to pay cash anymore...

you can wire the money thru western union before you leave for thailand - i could pm the details if you want to do that...

Edited March 6, 2008 by Payboy

[lopburi3]

There is no such charge and never has been.

[Crossy]

There is no such charge and never has been.

True ^^^ assuming our OP is travelling on a British passport. Could he be thinking of the 'visa on arrival' for those from the sub-continent and other places?

[onethailand]

Indonesia, US$10 on arrival, though they will accept other currencies.

[bendix]

Indonesia, US$10 on arrival, though they will accept other currencies.

For a short stay, but US$25 for longer.

I wonder if the OP is thinking of Cambodia, not Thailand

Edited March 6, 2008 by bendix

[SeaVisionBurma]

Or Burma... that's $5 not crinkled or crushed

Myanmar/Burma requires USD$10 or the equivalent FEC 10 (Foreign Exchange Certificate) for DEPARTURES only - there is no charge for arrival. and yes, the notes should be clean, untorn, and unmarked when exchanging or purchasing with USD but believe me they'll take anything when you're on your way out - as I have told them before, 'its those ten sad torn USD$1 notes or nothing - your choice!'

I wonder if the OP is thinking of Cambodia, not Thailand

makes sense - $10 to get a 'visa on arrival' for Cambodia.

OP either scammed or confused about which country they were arriving in to on xmas day - too much "Christmas Cheer" or "Festive Spirit(s)" perhaps??

Edited March 6, 2008 by SeaVisionBurma

[loubrockbank]

ok mystery solved....it was when we left NOT arrived....yes I am such a plonker

thanks anyway!

[Mossfinn]

- too much "Christmas Cheer" or "Festive Spirit(s)" perhaps??

ok mystery solved....it was when we left NOT arrived....yes I am such a plonker

thanks anyway!

You're sound lou, to much xmas cheer, not a plonker.

Moss

[dr_Pat_Pong]

- too much "Christmas Cheer" or "Festive Spirit(s)" perhaps??

ok mystery solved....it was when we left NOT arrived....yes I am such a plonker

thanks anyway!

You're sound lou, to much xmas cheer, not a plonker.

Moss

Drinking to excess causes memory loss.