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Tourism Thailand Delays Tourist Entry Fee Amid Travel Concerns
They did that already and called it exit tax, which would probably also cover an entrance tax, but was only charged when you exit. -
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Tourism Thailand Delays Tourist Entry Fee Amid Travel Concerns
Ticketing system challenge to discriminate base on nationality or visa status? Will the fee apply to all Aliens? They could put it on the TDAC arrival card. Surely a country of 70 million people can mount an online platform that accepts credit card payments? -
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Crime Foreigner Buries Dog Alive in Shocking Phuket Incident
Nah MAGA mate. One too many Big Macs -
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Economy Trump's Tariff Troubles: Thai Academic Sounds Alarm on Key Issues
That's some fascinating information. I wish that was the reality, there's not a single person that I speak to in America (with the exception of those that are making millions of dollars a year) that are not experiencing hardship right now, that are not complaining about the skyrocketing cost of living, and that are not complaining about the highly diminished quality of life. So who's living in a parallel universe, the one who's reading statistics or the ones who's are living on the ground, in the US? -
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Tourist visa at Laos Thai embassy
Additionally, you can fly to Hat Yai and take a minivan to the Wang Prachan border in Satun, which is located on the border with Malaysia. The journey takes around three to four hours. When you arrive, before you stamp out, there are a couple of windows to the side of the Stamp Out building. Go to the end one and explain that you want to return the same day. Give the Imm Lady your passport, fee of 2000 baht, and TDAC details, and she will provide you with a ticket number to present on the Malaysian side. You'll then walk over to the Malaysian side, give them your ticket, and they will stamp you in and out. Then you return to Thailand to get your stamp back in. If you can arrive around 3 to 4 pm it's not as busy, and the whole process can be finished in less than 30 minutes from my experience. Done this six times now, including this week, and I have had no problems at all.
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