I don’t know if this is true, but I thought I read in one of these groups that if you have an overstay from one country, it could be harmful for you going to another country
Flying to Krabi from Bangkok, my friend paid for his ticket with Vietjet. They refused him a boarding pass because the ticket name was not the same name as in his passport, he omitted his middle name when he purchased his ticket.
so why didn’t you mentioned that in your original response? Instead of making a blanket statement that the maximum single draw amount is 30 K Thai baht. Put yourself in the OP‘s position. He reads your answer and goes to a blue ATM and goes and finds out he can only draw 25K, then he goes to an SCB and tries and he can only withdraw 20 K. All I’m saying my friend is that your statement is very misleading because it makes it sound like you can go to any ATM and withdraw 30 K that’s all I have to say about the matter.
how can you say he is so wrong when everybody in this group will agree going through immigrations is strictly up to the office so you’re standing in front of so what might be so wrong for one immigration officer may not be so wrong for another.
now that you mention it I do remember having to pay $50 because I thought that that was a crock. I received mine in January 2022 I got it because several banks were requesting it so I could open an account.
I’m confused if the immigration officer said you have to leave the country and come back in. Why would you not take his advice but instead you turn to Facebook for suggestions?