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flyingdoc

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  1. Yes, excellent grammar indeed !  There have been some very sensible and helpful posts on here for a change.  Of course there will be some discrimination, but you sound sensible enough to be able to deal with it.  Try life here first for a while. You could come to like it !  It has lots of definite advantages over the U. S !! 

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  2. There seems to be no hard and fast rule, and I can see why many people are worried.  In the UK things have been made even more difficult, by taking away the power of Thai Consulates to issue visas any more, and making it more difficult to obtain one by post from the Embassy in London.

    So, to sum up, visas are now more difficult to obtain, yet V.E. entries are being arbitrarily clamped down upon.  In addition, if you have a visa as they want, and you travel around during that period, you must pay for a re-entry every single time?

    Does this really encourage tourism, when some other countries nearby, issue 3 month visas, or allow visas to be obtained at the point of entry?

  3. The answer is that they are entitled to, and sometimes they do check.  7 kg is the norm, but one or two airlines allow 10 kg, and a very few, allow unlimited weight, but not size, as carry on, provided you can safely lift it up into the overhead rack. These include British Airways and now Easy Jet, amazingly.

  4. The problem with VE entries, is that if you go out of the country touring, then come back again within the 30 days, a new VE entry has to be granted and it looks as if you are making far more entries/exits on 1 visit than you really are.  How do they count or tally these up?  One frlend who knows an Insider IO, said that it is completely hit and miss - depends which side of the bed they got out of that morning, whether they had a row with the wife, g/f, mia noi or whatever!

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