frodo77

Thanks Crossy, that's good to know. When did the rule change?

Lite Beer, on 2012-02-15 07:37:46, said:

Really??
I was told you need a passport with minimum 6 months validity to enter Thailand.

I did this last year with no problems. I renewed my passport while in Canada. Upon arrival in Bangkok, showed new passport and old one with retirement extension and re-entry permit. Immigration wrote in new passport next to entry stamp, and then you visit your local Immigration Office where they transfer everything over for free.

I also had a similar experience 3 days ago. I suspected a virus, but my anti-virus failed to pick anything up. I even ran a couple of virus removal programs and nothing was found. Fortunately Spybot Search and Destroy caught it. It was a worm, and could not remove it within Spybot's window, so had to delete the folder it was in. I changed my password as a precaution, and seems ok now.

smiling mantis, on 2011-12-14 14:00:19, said:

You were very fortunate, as TOT's responsibility ends at the entry point into the building. Here at my condo, 3 times my line has been compromised by the management, but each time I got a friendly TOT tech to help out and so I was lucky too.