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Very useful discussion. Particular thanks to TallGuy and Sheryl for their most helpful information
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I agree about Vision Centre. Reasonably priced, speedy, professional service. My long time ophthalmologist at Ram Hospital, whom I have been seeing for annual check ups for 17 years, recommended Vision Centre as the best place to get glasses.
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He finally got the visa yesterday. I probably would not have started it if I had realised how tedious the process would be. I found an agent who handled it without it being necessary to go to Bangkok. If anyone else is looking for an agent for an Egyptian visa, then I can recommend Visatogo. They have offices in various cities in Thailand.
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On 8/23/2023 at 7:01 AM, Skipalongcassidy said:
Worked for me and my Thai wife just last month...
I don't understand how this was possible, but would really like to know. Thank you for your reply to my PM, but from what you said it appears your wife got an evisa online, which even the web site you referenced says is not possible for Thai citizens. I think it would be very helpful for others going to Egypt if you could explain the details of how you did this supposedly impossible feat by posting here, so others could follow your helpful example
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2 hours ago, Skipalongcassidy said:
Worked for me and my Thai wife just last month...
Thank you. I have sent you a PM
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6 hours ago, windas said:
Hi guys
My Thai wife and I went on holiday to Egypt a few years back. Arrived at the airport, whilst in the imo queue there were agents running about to get the visa pronto for you for a nominal fee of about 400bt probably shared with IO. I can't remember if we had to pay for visa on arrival.
Thais are required to get a visa in advance, and it cannot be done via the internet. I don't fancy trying to go to Egypt on the chance I can bribe someone in the immigration queue, even if the airline would allow you on the plane without a visa
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10 hours ago, theoldgit said:
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Thank you for this suggestion. Unfortunately, if you go through what they offer then it amounts to the unhelpful advice to contact the embassy
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1 hour ago, Skipalongcassidy said:
Google visa requirements for (your nationality) to Egypt... it's all there.
Oh, no, it isn't. The information you will get by doing this is contradictory or unhelpful. Sources on the internet do not even agree on the address of the Egyptian embassy in Bangkok. That is why I am looking for someone who actually knows what they are doing to help
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18 hours ago, Muhendis said:
I have of course tried emailing. They don't reply
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Does anyone know of an agent who will help with a tourist visa for a Thai to visit Egypt? I want to take a trip there with a Thai companion. We have previously travelled together to many countries, including the US, the UK, New Zealand, Schengen etc., but Egypt makes it more difficult than any. The Bangkok embassy has no web site, so I cannot even get the application form or find out what the requirements are. If I were in Bangkok, I would go there in person, but we are not. This is bizarre for a country such as Egypt that really needs tourists to keep the economy afloat. I am hoping to find an agent who can help.
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i am going to ask about the status on the missile site, sorry spy post, sorry, sorry, perfectly innocent new bomb proof consulate
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If you import items into Thailand you have to pay customs duty and VAT on them. You should expect this on an international shipment. This is what the shipper is asking you to pay, plus a small service fee to handle the transaction. This is not extortion but government taxes you pay on imports, particularly if you ship via an express service. If you ship by the post office, then taxes are normally waived below a certain value, but it would take a long time. What value did the person shipping the glasses to you declare for the shipment? Thai Customs will normally charge taxes on this plus on the shipping cost. You can get an itemised list of the charges from the shipper's web site if you look
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I would be most interested to hear the answer from someone knowledgeable. You are very lucky to be able to get so close to this family. We have Chinese Pond Herons later in the year, but they will fly away if I approach, although I certainly mean them no harm
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Thank you very much to Kuzie57 and DFPhuket for their valuable information
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I appreciate all the replies. However, they contain rather different advice. In previous years with similar flights, sometimes I had to go through immigation here, sometimes in Bangkok. So the question is what is the procedure at present? Has anyone had recent actual experience?
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I am flying from Chiang Mai to Europe via Bangkok on Thai. I usually avoid transiting via Bangkok for international flights, so have not made such a trip since well before Covid. I can't remember if I exit Thailand through Immigration in Chiang Mai or in Bangkok, ie. should I check in at the international or domestic terminal at CNX? I know that the procedure has also changed from time to time in the past, so I am looking for recent experience. If you have recent experience, please let me know. Thanks
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On 6/21/2023 at 7:16 AM, Dante99 said:
Their price has gone up about 10% but service is still good.
I agree with the two posters. Best Friend Visa is very good and very reasonable in price. I have been using them for many years
On 6/20/2023 at 4:50 PM, Raindancer said:- 1
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You can get a booster at Chiang Mai Neurological Hospital, which is part of the CMU complex. I went there last week to talk with them and check availability. Any morning between about 8:30 to noon, no appointment necessary, just walk in. They only have Pfizer. I believe it is free for anyone who lives in Thailand. I plan to get it next week.
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Go to Rimping in Meechoke Plaza. They have quite a range of smoked salmon, ranging in price by a factor of 3 or 4. You are right that the cheap stuff is not very good---avoid it. Look for Thammachart Seafood smoked salmon---it is good. They often sell out of the good stuff, so you may have to go more than once
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Reclaiming tax is comparatively easy. I go to the tax office in the city hall complex, which is sort of opposite 700 Year Stadium (your tax office may be different, depending on where in CM you live. Early in the year (March or preferably before), ask your bank for a document certifying the amount of interest and take this with you along with the bank book, your passport etc. Best to take a Thai speaker along also unless you speak good Thai. I have always found the people there very helpful. Then you can apply for a tax ID. Actually reclaiming the tax is mostly done over the internet now, but I used to go there and fill in the forms on paper. I have always received tax back in a month or so after applying.
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On 9/30/2022 at 6:50 AM, Dante99 said:
it is open according to fb page so get on down there and enjoy
I plan to go this Tuesday. I have hopes of enjoying the experience....
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19 hours ago, Mahseer said:
"The restaurant provides the best quality of international cuisines such as European, Thai ,and Japanese. All dishes are served at premium standard guaranteed by two reputable chefs of Chiangmai “Chef Dan from Sipolle” and “Chef Aod from Chef's bistro”
Thank you for this information---where did you find it?
The food should be good and I will definitely try the new restaurant once it is open
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On 9/26/2022 at 1:15 PM, VillageIdiot said:
Wynken, Blynken, and Nod would be the obvious inspiration for those names.
Something always gets lost in translation.
As previously pointed out, Dan and Aod are normal Thai nicknames---Aod is quite common---not some made up names like Wynken, Blynken and Nod
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The chefs who are opening the new restaurant may be Chef Dan of Sipolle and Chef Aod of Al Dente (which opened where Sipolle once used to be before it moved). If so, it will be well worth going to for Italian food
Restaurant Reviews in Chiang Mai.
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i really don't understand the point of your post. We don't even know what restaurant you are talking about. I hope you tried it, in view of the generous offer from the owner not to charge you if you did not like the food