You arrive in Thailand. You go through passport control, standing in line with a thousand tourists from China and India. Finally, you reach the tired immigration officer.
Then — a problem. You already have three 30-day stamps. They refuse to give you another one, despite your return ticket, cash, and even photos of your house in the Land of Smiles.
There’s nothing you can do — you have to fly to a nearby country to apply for a tourist visa. Laos or Malaysia.
Oh, and don’t forget to check the working hours of the Thai consulate — and the visa requirements.
You lose several days:
- traveling
- standing in line at the consulate to submit documents
- standing in line again to collect your passport with the visa
It’s manageable if you’re traveling alone — but with children, it becomes more expensive and complicated.
You return to Thailand.
Again — passport control.
Again — the same long lines.
Again — the same tired officer.
For some reason, they don’t like your previous entry stamps. You are allowed in, but reluctantly.
Next week, you have a short trip to Singapore for two days. And now you’re not even sure whether you’ll be allowed back into Thailand — your own home.
There Is Another Option
You arrive in Thailand. Alone or with your family:
- pass through passport control via a VIP lane
- enjoy coffee in a lounge
- get into your limousine
- and go home in complete comfort
A week later:
- you book a limousine
- go to the airport
- pass immigration through the VIP lane
- enjoy champagne in the lounge
And within a couple of hours, you’re already at Clarke Quay.
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Author: Alexandra Agapitova.
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