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hello everyone..can u help me please!

danglez
#1
..I really need some advice/tips :D..im from Philippines and im planning  go to Thailand to visit my boyfriend and stay there for a couple of days at my boyfriend’s place after that need to be back in Philippines coz I do have work here.... I’m kinda scared because this would be my first time to travel outside the country (all alone) and ive heard that  traveling alone to Thailand will have a very difficult time leaving the country(especially for the first timer)..is it really true?..and some of the people says that visiting friends or boyfriends as a main reason of tour will sometimes cause for denial in immigration...help me please..salamat po :D
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hanshaw
#2
ikaw makadesisyon nun... kung kayananin mo then go ahead at kung gusto mo din go... wag ka makinig sa sinasabi ng iba sariling desisyon mo pakinggan mo kc pag may mangyari sau at least di mo masisi ung ibang tao... have faith in urself but dont forget to pray for ur safety un lang!! ^^

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Primadonna
#3
Hi Hanshaw,

Maybe you can translate this in English so everybody can understand what you wrote and it can be useful for others too?
Hasnaa
#4
Hi danglez,

Welcome to Expat.com.

Please note that your post was moved on the Thailand forum for better interaction and visibility.

Thank you and good luck :)

Hasnaa
Expat.com Team
kenthz
#5
Going to Thailand is not a problem since youll be considered a tourist which would allow you to stay for 30 days max. I dont think you'll have a problem with the immigration since you have a job back in our country.
iamsweetpoison
#6
U can contact me on yahoo or skype: sweetnaughtynik

Last year I made my pinay gf visit thailand, I will guide u exactly, have a nice day po :)
Hasnaa
#7
Hi iamsweetpoison,

Please share your information and advice by posting them directly on the forum for the members to benefit.

Thanks,

Hasnaa
Expat.com Team

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