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Padang Besar border 'bounce' report August 2025
A "couple of days" out doesn't assure you won't be denied-entry returning by air, if you have significant time (more than 60 days) in Thailand "recently" (undefined). The way you did it is what I used to do (though flew-out to Penang, then train-back). At land-borders, if denied-entry, at least you'd just get turned-around and go back to the other side - not locked-up and force-flown back where you just left - then possibly denied-entry there, and force-flown to your passport-country. I would NEVER use an airport to enter as a Tourist more than once per-year (if staying ~60+ days per-entry) - maybe twice months apart - because they deny entry randomly to COERCE the use of their "Safe Entry Service." That "service" works well - because Immigration line their pockets with it. -
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Ukraine Zelensky: Russia Stalls Peace; Trump Pushes Ukraine Deal!
If this means the draft dodgers go home from Thailand then i'm all for it. -
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Ukraine Zelensky: Russia Stalls Peace; Trump Pushes Ukraine Deal!
Even if Russia win - at what cost ? Their economy is smaller than Spain. -
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Crime CCTV Shows British Man Vandalising Pattaya Woman’s Home
So many shoes. I have never seen so many shoes. it seems obvious that he spent most of his targeting her shoes. -
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Thailand's Cashless Leap: Ahead of the Asean Pack by 2028
Yes, it is breaking the law, probably a section of the Civil and Commercial Act or whatever it is called. In a broad sense, it might also be interpreted as an act of lèse majesté. -
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Best solution for Google Meets during power-outages Thailand?
To clarify: I am trying to replace the experience of using a desktop with 4 monitors, during a power outage. Of course, although this is impossible, yet one can, at the very least, select a laptop with a larger display of 16". As for power to run the laptop, I will just rely on the battery in the ThinkPad16s, which is quite substantial. The question is: a. What is the best way to connect to the internet for video conferencing, either router during power outage, or some mobile connection through AIS. b. If the router is powered by a separate backup battery, then will the 3BB fiber signal still be usable? Or, will that stop during a power outage? I have never tested this before.
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