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If you travel on a visa-free basis from Ukraine, then upon arrival go immediately to passport control? And what will they ask? How much money is needed if they say to show one for 7 days?
If you travel on a visa-free basis from Ukraine, then upon arrival go immediately to passport control? And what will they ask? How much money is needed if they say to show one for 7 days?
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This is Thailand, they never ask anything there. Just give a passport for a stamp and that's it
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answered 5 years ago
For two visits, they didn’t ask for finances, although the card and cash weren’t far away, in case they suddenly demand it. I haven’t traveled without a visa yet, but when I applied for a visa at Suvarnabhumi AE, everything seemed to be silently done - I gave her money for a visa + pictures made in Kyiv, waited a bit, called and gave the passport. The only thing is, look carefully at which passport office you go to, depending on the country of departure. (For example, when a visa was required, and Russian tourists had visa-free travel - there were different passport offices).
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answered 5 years ago
Of the three times - once they asked about finances. For 15 days, 600 dollars was enough. You need money with you - a lot of excursions, fruits, etc. - there is something to spend. This is not Egypt
If it is difficult to collect the amount - borrow dollars from friends for a week - it is not necessary to spend everything there.
If it is difficult to collect the amount - borrow dollars from friends for a week - it is not necessary to spend everything there.
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answered 5 years ago
"This is not Egypt :)" (c)
+1 is five points ;)))
By the way, tourists who like to pay in bucks fall under this item, we change for baht, this is not Egypt;))
+1 is five points ;)))
By the way, tourists who like to pay in bucks fall under this item, we change for baht, this is not Egypt;))
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answered 5 years ago