Hua Hin Forum

Most foreign visitors simply ignored the law and risked arrest by entering the country on a tourist visa to participate in meetings. Arrests were rare, and people took the remote risk for granted. I imagine that most visitors did not, and in fact entered the country on a visa-exempt stamp, declarin...

Note: I'm not sure the below is correct with qualifying on Sunday and the race on Monday, unless they are basing it on their SAF HQ time which they've never done before. Check the news as we get closer...... Screen Shot 2018-10-07 at 14.38.14.png Yes those times are correct. The Qualifying takes pl...

The problem with the express line train was that while the journey only took 20 minutes, the train ran once every 40 minutes. The city line train takes about 45 minutes but going once every 20 minutes. So, unless you happened to arrive at the train station at a time close to departure for an express...

It all depends on how much you're saving on your accommodation, though. A baht bus in the morning at 10bt, followed by a motobike taxi back at 100bt isn't a massive outlay.

His comments about the Koh Tao girl, his comments on the foreign cave diver rescue team, and his leading of the foreigner crackdowns in Bangkok. If that doesn't qualify as xenophobic I don't know what does, the guy is a schmuck. Ok, fair enough. I'm not aware of his comment about the Koh Tao girl o...

What about the linked article makes him out to be "Anti-foreigner"?

It will be impressive if they actually manage to make the H an U from HUA HIN gravitate in mid air as in the artist rendering

You are of course correct, hhinner. I was even telling myself not to make that mistake as I typed the post and still managed to, somehow!

Indeed. I assume they're just reporting the news? I haven't been able to find another source for it yet. Certainly a private tour company won't have the authority to be issuing visas electronically on behalf of the government.

OMG guys :oops: Just having a mad 2 minutes. We're off to the Passport Clinic in 90 minutes with my son, and realised we don't actually know what we need with us :oops:. I've Googled, and have come up with: Old Passport ID Card We'll also take: Blue Book Birth Certificate Does anybody know exactly ...

According to this website, Thailand are to begin trialling an eVisa system for applying for Tourist visas. Initially open to residents of France, the United Kingdom, China and the United Emirates at the end of the year, and with plans to roll out to other countries into 2019.

If you have a lot of patience you can find the online booking here . Note, after logging in you'll probably get a message saying something like "{your browser} needs to resend the form information to continue". Select CANCEL, not OK... otherwise you'll get stuck in an endless loop and not ...

Personally, I think this bus is more comfortable than any taxi, and generally driven in a much safer manner. Taxi may be a little faster. While this is true, taxis do hold a couple of advantages, specifically on the HH-Pattaya route, if you can afford them. Firstly you can go whenever you want, and...

There's still the "airport" bus option, which is much cheaper than a taxi