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story time. Sunday evening, ~15 hours before my boarding from Paris I got a weird feeling that something is wrong. Turned out it’s my visa, or its absence. As a holder of one of the weakest passports, I’m privileged to fill in piles of paperwork in order to travel to any country. By some miracle, the lady from the airlines, that I initially called to cancel plane tickets, suggested what if I enter Singapore as transit, meaning that it must be <96 hours and I must go to another country after. We yolo. Watch me the next morning flying 14 hours with 50/50 chances of entering the country. Took an hour to convince the airline stuff to let me on the plane; the week before I sweet-talked the embassy to release my new foreign passport on time. 
Crossing the SG border today felt like I’ve won Olympic Games, no less. 
Idk if there’s any moral of the story, check your docs before flights, but that’s where I’m casting from:

54 hours in “transit” in Singapore and had to leave for a new country.  Guess where I am…

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Wow, that's a stunning view of Bangkok's skyline! The contrast between the modern high-rises and traditional Thai architecture is captivating. Those illuminated rooftops really make the city come alive at night.

The lush greenery in the foreground adds a nice touch to the urban landscape. Bangkok's blend of nature and concrete jungle is truly unique. How are you finding the city so far? Any favorite spots or experiences yet?