I woud like to ask if anyone has flown from BKK to Cambodia for a visa run/visit with AirAsia, and faced any issues for not having an eVisa. Asking because I've read on another group of a situation where a person has been denied boarding for not having the Cambodian eVisa, although it is well known you can get a VOA once arrived. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if anyone has used a train ticket as proof of an onward ticket, and if it was accepted by AirAsia staff at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The ticket I intend to buy is from Nong Khai, Thailand, to Vientiane, Laos.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi does Air Asia still have a bus that goes from Pattaya central festival to Utapo Airport

Thank you

Is Agoda good to use to book flights? Comes up more than 2000bht cheaper than booking through websites airasia etc

Has anyone travelled recently from Kuala Lumpur airport to Thailand with AirAsia or Batik Air? I am in KL and have these two airlines as options. With my passport I have visa exemption stay of 60 days.

Do they ask for onward / exit ticket? I am thinking for using onward ticket web site or buying ticket directly from airline?

Hello Everyone,

I need to exit Thailand mid of this month to do a "visa run". As I am based in Bangkok: what is the most effective / cost effective way to do do so ?

Thank you for your recommendations / advice.

Update: I figured out the problem. What a royal mess. So, despite the fact that obviously the country code comes before the phone number in terms of fields on the page, the country code must be chosen AFTER the phone number in order for the phone number to be accepted. Makes perfect sense, right? Pete wins! "Clunky" is an understatement. I discovered this by trying to change the country code to Thailand thinking maybe it simply didn't like the U.S. (kidding...sort of) then switching it back...voila. It worked.

Original post:

ok, this falls under the "everything else" category.

For months, I've been having prhoblem after problem after problem with the AirAsia website. The most recent is today and I'm wondering if any other Americans (meaning folks still having a U.S. phone number and/or emergency contacts in the U.S.) have run into the same and, if so, what they've done to work around it.

The website will not accept my cell phone nor that of my daughter as being valid mobile numbers. As a result, I cannot book a ticket. This is urgent as I'm trying to book a ticket for Tuesday. For those who might say, "Just try another airline". VietJet's website won't do a search at all for the dates I'm trying, even though third party sites say there are flights and the app won't open without an error, lol. It seems someone doesn't want me to take this flight (maybe a sign?).

Thanks to anyone who may have encountered this and be able to share a solution. I could not think of where else to ask, because AirAsia has taken weeks to respond to previous inquiries.

My passport got wet and damaged here in Bangkok, Thailand. The embassy said that they can issue me an emergency passport to go back home and renew my passport instead of issuing me a temporary passport to travel further. But, i already have a flight ticket booked to Malaysia. I've already tried contacting AirAsia airlines but it's difficult to reach them and contact with them person to person. So, can i contact Malaysian embassy and check with them if they can help? I also have a soft copy of my passport's bio page before it got damaged.

Seems it's impossible to talk to a live person with AirAsia now.. Also, seems impossible to cancel a booked flight..

Hello, I've booked an air Asia flight from Bangkok to kuala lumpur. But, my passport has been damaged due to rain water yesterday so would the airlines let me board the flight at the airport?

I've hereby attached the images of my wet and damaged passport.

Please let me know as soon as possible.

Thank you!

P.S. :- I'm in Bangkok right now.