Cowshed Cowboy wrote:http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/754 ... paign=news

Not sure if the link works but you could now be forgiven for thinking when is a visa crackdown not a visa crackdown in true Thai style. It's beginning to look like same old same old to me. I thought the idea was to prevent people from working without the correct visas ?

now the situation is even more confusing ... some borders will be "flexible" and others totally inflexible ... typical thai style !!

phuketrichard wrote:for sure the post above as a first post qualifies as spam

Yeah, wish you guys would report those when they happen.... lol.

OrangeDragon wrote:

phuketrichard wrote:for sure the post above as a first post qualifies as spam

Yeah, wish you guys would report those when they happen.... lol.

Why? The report list isn't checked from week to week anyway!

To be fair the mods manually check it among their many other duties.

when crossing into thailand by land border (from cambodia), then there is apparently only a 14 days visa stamped.

how much is this visa - for europeans ?

when leaving thailand (e.g. by plane), then only the departure tax is to pay and this is already included in the ticket price. (right?).

potty wrote:when crossing into thailand by land border (from cambodia), then there is apparently only a 14 days visa stamped.

how much is this visa - for europeans ?

when leaving thailand (e.g. by plane), then only the departure tax is to pay and this is already included in the ticket price. (right?).

The 14 day stamp when entering Thailand from a land border is free for Europeans. However, anyone with multiple, consecutive entries into Thailand can be denied entry by Thai Immigration at their discretion. This is supposedly being more strictly enforced starting 2 weeks ago.

When flying out of Thailand, your ticket price is supposed to automatically include the airport tax. You will want to double check your airline bill to be sure. Sometimes, at least in the past, a travel agent would not include that tax in the bill, forcing the traveller to have to pony up and pay that tax with cash (Baht only) in order to board the plane....and often by then they had already exchanged all their Thai currency into dollars or Euros.

thanks

Username Taken wrote:^^ Does the Report function actually work?

I reported one (or two) today and have had no feedback. Hardly worth the effort.

apparently it didn't work for you... because i see none that you've reported in the list.