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03-22-25 16:19 #14225Senior Member

Posts: 983So here are the full details: Yes, there is a fast lane for seniors at Suvarnabhumi Airport, but it's not officially published and not guaranteed.
Originally Posted by HorseTrader
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Here's how it works, simply:
• If you're 70 years old or above, immigration officers will usually let you use the priority / fast-track lane.
• Sometimes even 60+ can get through if you ask nicely.
• You don't need to book anything — just ask airport staff or immigration officers if there's a senior fast lane.
• If you look visibly older or walk slowly, they often just wave you into the fast lane.
• If you request a wheelchair, you'll automatically go through the fast track.
So: no official sign, but yes, seniors can usually get fast-tracked just by asking.
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03-19-25 02:25 #14224Senior Member

Posts: 5090A recession mentality seems to be controlling Wall Street now.
Originally Posted by AggieDad1
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03-18-25 11:17 #14223Senior Member

Posts: 2035In February and in November I used the first one that you mentioned. Prior to that I used a different entrance. All were good experiences, but I cannot explain where they are. When I land at BKK International I never fully understand where I am. I just follow the signs and take the hike.
Originally Posted by HoustonPlayer
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Years ago I didn't qualify for any specialized immigration queue. There were 1 or 2 times I had to wait an hour or more to get through immigration.
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03-18-25 10:40 #14222Senior Member

Posts: 427There are 2 fast track entrances that I know of and there could be more. The one you referenced which is to the right at the entrance to immigration past where Thais can enter using self service machines. The other is a seperate entrance to the left of the main immigration entrance which is only available to fast track customers and has multiple lines. There may be one to the right before the main entrance also close to visa on arrival entrance but I don't remember.
Originally Posted by HorseTrader
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03-18-25 10:31 #14221Senior Member

Posts: 2812I am allowed to use the fast track as per my visa, and it has made me waste time twice in a row. People on wheel chairs and people with infants take ages to get processed by immigration at the "fast" track. Last time by the time I got through my luggage was already on "last luggage" on the carrousel.
Originally Posted by HoustonPlayer
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03-18-25 09:24 #14220Senior Member

Posts: 2035I didn't realize that XXL and I were writing about the same thing, it has worked well for me. I've used that queue about 3 times and never had to wait more than 2 or 3 minutes before I was talking to an immigration agent.
Originally Posted by HoustonPlayer
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03-18-25 08:45 #14219Senior Member

Posts: 427The age to use Fast Track is 70.
Originally Posted by HorseTrader
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03-18-25 08:35 #14218Senior Member

Posts: 2035Immigration for Old Men
At the start of the zig-zags to immigration, an airport representative will be stationed. If you are older than a certain age, you can talk to them about the special queue for old people. That has saved me a good amount of time. Perhaps someone else will post that age threshold, I think it is around 65 years.
Originally Posted by XXL
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03-18-25 04:19 #14217Senior Member

Posts: 2812Not too long, unless you use the fast track. Yes, the fast track takes longer than the normal queue. I am allowed to use the fast track but will do so never again after being screwed twice already.
Originally Posted by ElSexoChino7
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03-18-25 02:16 #14216Senior Member

Posts: 331More like a hangover
These are not normal times. Not bad times, just not normal. The world economy got screwed over by covid shutdowns and then got a sugar high from all the money printed to keep the world leaders from looking bad. You are starting to see things return to a more normal world economy. It will take a few months, but things will bounce back. The GDP numbers will look bad for a couple of quarters as all that money works it way out of the system. You could also compare it to a hangover. You are right, the economy basics are still good, except in China, they are screwed.
Originally Posted by Explorer8939
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03-18-25 00:32 #14215Senior Member

Posts: 5090In the beginning stages of a recession, there is often a "flight to quality" assets, such as gold. *If* the recession drags on, even quality assets decline in value.
I'm far from certain a recession is coming. The underlying economy seems strong, but the uncertainty from Washington is creating chaos.
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03-16-25 11:51 #14214Senior Member

Posts: 6685Thai Gold is different from Au on the spot / futures market. Tired of explaining it!
Can you back up your statement with any empirical evidence?
Originally Posted by Allover
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How is this financial advice from a International Trick working out? Simply another reason why I don't take advice from International Tricks and one country SexPats.
Originally Posted by Interstella
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Gold had a good week eh?
Originally Posted by Allover
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Is that an acknowledgment of what I have been saying or what?
I'm the ONLY one that has been posting any credible information on Thai Gold. If you want to talk Au I am up for it, but bring some facts. We got enough lame ass opinions by those who don't live in Thailand plus some who have not even set foot in Thailand.
Check out this analysis of the Au futures chart using Ellot Wave:
https://youtu.be/jKNBjWESS9w?si=Bflgu_rE0XUSTfuo
Note the movement into the blue target area and just because price has moved into this area does not mean we have a retrace on the immediate horizon.
Thank you for giving me you permission. Do you think I actually need it? ROTFLMAO! Where did this guy go anyway? Was I real or just a fake profile from one of the usual suspects?
Originally Posted by Interstella
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Another one bites the dust!
Thai Gold is not an investment. It is a place to store value. That is how Thais use it here in Thailand. I have only spoken about Thai Gold. Thai Gold is not the same as the world gold market. People who don't live here simply don't understand this. So don't get it twisted the next time you want to step to me with a counter argument against Au. I'm not buying Au. I am buying Thai Gold.
Originally Posted by Allover
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Ballin like Thai Gold Pro!
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03-14-25 11:29 #14213Senior Member

Posts: 6685Thai Gold anyone?
Au: Price breaks 3000.00 USD for the first time.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business...ng-3-000-in-q1
Read it and weep. ROTFLMAO!.
Ballin Like a Thai Gold Pro!
Originally Posted by Explorer8939
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03-11-25 00:28 #14212Senior Member

Posts: 5090Inflation isn't the problem right now. The problem is the US economy tanking, and it's due to total incompetence by decision makers in the USA. Unless they want a recession, in which case, they are brilliant.
If this continues, it's going to be a quiet summer in Pattaya.
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03-07-25 19:03 #14211Senior Member

Posts: 6685Inflation drives down the value of fiat currency each and every year you hold it
In the next recession in the DisUnited States of America we will witness the GDP growth stall and inflation continue upwards due to the increased costs of the inputs used to produce consumer goods being passed on to the consumer in the DisUnited States of America.
I would rather hold Thai Gold as a reserve than fiat currency.
But the absolute best thing to hold will be a property that is not in my name where I can live and raise food in Thailand. I'll sell ALL of my Thai Gold to make that happen.
ROTFLMAO!








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