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	Immigration refused to grant us visas without giving any reason. The behaviour was very bad. We were told to go back to India. It was a horrible experience. I spent around $11,000 on my airfare and hotel booking and was rewarded with very bad behaviour. Thailand Immigration is harassing people for no reason. Perhaps they suspected I didn&rsquo;t have sufficient money, but how else would I be travelling by air? I have copies of all the documents if anyone needs verification.</div>
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Turned away for no reason

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