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Stupid european airlines require Thai visa before boarding
hi all,
I`ll be travelling from Berlin to Bangkok for 6 months and then returning to Berlin. The travel agent here says that Lufthansa and other local airlines require a visa covering the length of your stay, or they won`t let you board. The Berlin Thai embassy will only give me a 2 month visa, so, what to do? All this is silly, since the Thais give on-arrival one month "entry permits", no visa required (for my country), and I won`t be in the country more than a month before travelling elsewhere. thanks in advance |
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Stupid european airlines require Thai visa before boarding
"AsiaWanderer" wrote in message om... hi all, I`ll be travelling from Berlin to Bangkok for 6 months and then returning to Berlin. The travel agent here says that Lufthansa and other local airlines require a visa covering the length of your stay, or they won`t let you board. The Berlin Thai embassy will only give me a 2 month visa, so, what to do? Buy a one way ticket to Asia? All this is silly, since the Thais give on-arrival one month "entry permits", no visa required (for my country), and I won`t be in the country more than a month before travelling elsewhere. That's only your version about the truth. Thai authority possibly don't take it so and might nail the carrier. Carriers are very reluctant to take any chances. |
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Stupid european airlines require Thai visa before boarding
"AsiaWanderer" schreef in bericht om... hi all, I`ll be travelling from Berlin to Bangkok for 6 months and then returning to Berlin. The travel agent here says that Lufthansa and other local airlines require a visa covering the length of your stay, Or an onward ticket out of Thailand to any other country for which you have /or don´t need a/ visa. : or they won`t let you board. The Berlin Thai embassy will only give me a 2 month visa, so, what to do? Buy an onward ticket out of Thailand. Refundable if you haven´t fixed your travel plans yet. All this is silly, since the Thais give on-arrival one month "entry permits", no visa required (for my country), and I won`t be in the country more than a month before travelling elsewhere. But the Thai authorities are entitled to ask for proof that you will leave Thailand after your 30 day stay. They never do this in practice, but are entitled to do so. And if they do and you don´t have a return or onward ticket, they may fine the airline. So airlines are not stupid at all. Sjoerd |
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