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28 minutes ago, Dania2019 said:

Neverjoke whith Thai - they don`t understand, and don`t like. No sense of humor they have

Not always a good idea to joke with anyone in english if english isn't their mother tongue, excepting if they're extremely proficient/fluent.

 

It can often end up with them being the only one that's not laughing!????

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33 minutes ago, Dania2019 said:

Neverjoke whith Thai - they don`t understand, and don`t like. No sense of humor they have

 

Thanks. Any info about immigration at Dagobah? I'd like to get ED Visa and learn the way of the force.

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The Saudis wont put a full page visa sticker in your passport unless there are two blank, facing pages, so that the exit and entry stamps are on the same/facing pages.

 

As for the Thai immigration officer, it's the "Thai-way or the Highway!".

 

Something I've noticed with Thai IO's, the male ones are much less likely to staple your departure card in your passport than the female IO's are, on arrival!

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32 minutes ago, Dania2019 said:

Neverjoke whith Thai - they don`t understand, and don`t like. No sense of humor they have

Not always.

Nearly twenty years ago I used to take a group from Utapao ariport to Phnom Penh for a few days at a time.

The Thai IO at Utapao was really laid back and relaxed.

I remember we would sit in the cafeteria (before immigration), waiting for the Bangkok Airways flight. The IO would wander into the cafeteria and stamp us out of the country in there.

When the flight was announced, we'd just walk straight passed the immigration counter, waved through by the same IO and board the flight.

Often there were less than ten passengers on a 70-seater aircraft, so we boarded very quickly and took off straight away.

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7 minutes ago, Tropposurfer said:

word of my experience as world traveller. Never ever, ever, make jokes about things like child porn to an official of any status or organisation anywhere on the planet.

As an aside it's not (in my messed up opinion) ever ever a funny, witty, smart time or thing to make jokes about the heinous abuse of innocent totally vulnerable dependent ones as children. 

I consider that post as doing just that ! We men need to stop doing such things  ! Now TV folks have at me for saying this !!!

 

No need to "have at you". But you could have just said "Child porn is not something to joke about."

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9 minutes ago, Time Traveller said:

I think you're thinking of Taiwan. Thailand is the land of smiles. Everyone likes a joke.

As long it is on "Charley Chaplin level "....:wink:

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I see we have reading comprehension issues here....where did I talk about joking with Thai immigration about kiddie porn.

 

In fact where did I joke about kiddie porn at all?

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18 minutes ago, moe666 said:

Really no sense of humor, do you speak Thai? 

1. I think they have their own sense of humour.

2. Like a mentally deficient toddler with a speech impediment.

3. This is Kafkaesque

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7 hours ago, Dania2019 said:

Neverjoke whith Thai - they don`t understand, and don`t like. No sense of humor they have

Officialdom of any nationality tends not to respond well to sarcasm or childish attempts at humor.

 

Many Thai Visa members are unable to understand sarcasm.

 

Saying Thais have no sense of humor is ridiculous.. 

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Oh that’s interesting. I am American. Traveling internationally for decades the US only stamped me in once and I got upset and protested because the guy opening up and stamping randomly wasting half a page in the middle of the passport. The CBP agent said “ I have to stamp you unless you ask me not to”.

I told him this is not true and he silently looked at me with a facial expression lacking any care or concern. It was Newark International Airport.



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59 minutes ago, Date Masamune said:

Oh that’s interesting. I am American. Traveling internationally for decades the US only stamped me in once and I got upset and protested because the guy opening up and stamping randomly wasting half a page in the middle of the passport. The CBP agent said “ I have to stamp you unless you ask me not to”.

I told him this is not true and he silently looked at me with a facial expression lacking any care or concern. It was Newark International Airport.


 

i Just pulled my old passports and every one has stamps in

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9 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Not always.

Nearly twenty years ago I used to take a group from Utapao ariport to Phnom Penh for a few days at a time.

The Thai IO at Utapao was really laid back and relaxed.

I remember we would sit in the cafeteria (before immigration), waiting for the Bangkok Airways flight. The IO would wander into the cafeteria and stamp us out of the country in there.

When the flight was announced, we'd just walk straight passed the immigration counter, waved through by the same IO and board the flight.

Often there were less than ten passengers on a 70-seater aircraft, so we boarded very quickly and took off straight away.

Those days are long gone now...

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52 minutes ago, Nyezhov said:

i Just pulled my old passports and every one has stamps in

Dude, if you travel internationally at least once a year, you should get Global Entry. No lines, use kiosks which read your passport so no silly IO questions, no US stamps in passport, special exit Customs lane after you get your baggage so again no lines. $100 every 5 years and now many credit cards will reimburse you for that fee.  

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10 minutes ago, JerseytoBKK said:

Dude, if you travel internationally at least once a year, you should get Global Entry. No lines, use kiosks which read your passport so no silly IO questions, no US stamps in passport, special exit Customs lane after you get your baggage so again no lines. $100 every 5 years and now many credit cards will reimburse you for that fee.  

No thanks, if you have to give info, oh well, but I never volunteer it. I try to be as UTR as any fat, loathesome, weed smoking traveler can be.

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