Level Contributor Hi there, I'm coming to Thailand tomorrow and I am a little bit unclear on whether or not I should bring my electronic cigarette and liquid.I think from what I have researched that it is banned, but I can see many discussions of people bringing them in for personal use.Is there a large risk if I were to get searched coming in with the electronic cigarette?Does anybody know how strict these laws are?of Oldest first Newest first 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 » Level Contributor It is illegal to sell the equipment and liquids in Thailand not illegal for them to brought in and used with their own personal supplies by visitors.Level Contributor Thanks for your reply.Where did you find this info out?Just a little nervous as I've heard it's a 10 year maximum jail sentence for importation.Has anybody had any experience bringing electronic cigarettes in?Level Contributor Or, has anybody had any experience buying electronic cigarettes in Thailand post January 2015 Level Contributor I bring mine with me.

Have been into the kingdom 4 times since Jan 2015.I have brought nicolittes cartomisers and batteries.One of my trips was around two months so I brought 15x3 packs of cartomisers.Level Contributor Greg I spend 4 months every year in Khao Lak and although not a user myself friends who visit there or live there and are users.konyo vaporizer reviewsYou cannot legally buy e-cigs or supplies in Thailand or import them and there are penalties for that.vaporizer fuse 650However, you are not intending to either sell or import them are you?e cigarette philippines makatiYou are bringing them in for your own personal use.pusat vaporizer di jakarta

That is not importing.Level Contributor GregChi, in Feb/Mar of this year I brought my vaping gear with me into Thailand.This included 3 EVOD clearomizers tanks, 3 batteries and 2 X 30 ml of e-juice.I also went through an additional 4 security checks for internal flights without any issue.Just remember to dismantle everything/set the safety lock on the battery and store in your carry-on (hand) luggage.pogue vaporizerLevel Contributor Did you have any issues I'm concerned about the same Level Contributor I've heard its now illegal and you can get a massive fine or up to 5 years prison in Thailand for vaping.pusat vaporizer di jakartaLevel Contributor This may help or further confuse https:/… Level Contributor Yes I've been reading on some of the other forums Thai Visa and Pattaya Addicts potential for 5 years in prison for vaping which is ridiculous because cigarettes are openly smoked in some of the bars and agogo's in Pattaya and Bangkok 2 destinations mentioned in this post 1 Pattaya 2 Bangkok of Oldest first Newest first 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 » Staying in chumphon & ferry to koh Tao Koh Phi Phi in September Please Help!

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Still, it's good to have enough elbow room while shopping.Robinson Robinson's downstairs majors in perfumes, cosmetics, watches and timepieces.The brand names featured here are Lancôme, Estée Lauder, Clinique, H20+, Ralph Lauren, Giorgio Armani, Revlon and Paul Smith.The watches are mostly Japanese and are of middle-range quality.Upstairs, Robinson features women's shoes and accessories, and probably the biggest selection of women's underwear in Thailand – certainly the largest in Phuket.Further through is a very attractive child's clothing section which, predictably enough leads to the toy department.To one side here you will find an interesting collection of pewter goods; vases, cups, cigarette lighter covers and souvenir plaques as well as salt and pepper shakers, all at reasonable prices.You'll also find a household appliance department here as well as a sensibly priced men's shoe section – this appears to be a bargain area in Thailand and Robinson features shoes with labels such as Pierre Cardin, Lacoste, Matino, and Polo.

Big C The upstairs section of Big C is a neon-lit affair featuring sports accessories, TVs, digital cameras and computer accessories.Downstairs features a large food supermarket, a stand of magazines and DVDs and rows of household goods.Sport Shops Near the main entrance there are two large sports shops almost next to each other: SuperSports and Sport World and so you're going to come out a winner simply by comparing prices in both.Both are on the left-hand side as you enter Jungceylon and of course Big C has a sports section.Also present in the complex is a Surfer's shop with all the necessary accessories.Restaurants in Jungceylon A-Z (click to see the full list) Jungceylon is a wonderful destination for both shopping and dining enthusiasts.Around the areas known as the Port Square, Silang Boulevard and Sino Phuket Zone you’ll find rows of restaurants, bars and coffee shops serving Thai, European, Korean, Japanese and Chinese cuisine.Like a large courtyard, the Sino Phuket Zone is an ‘open-air’ set up (it’s actually covered but the roof is so high up, you won’t notice it.)

Most venues along this strip provide not only indoors but also ‘outdoors’ seating, making it the perfect place to experience good food or to just hang out and people watch all year round, come rain or shine.SF Cinema City Showing five movies at the same time several times a day, SF Cinema is the perfect place to catch up with what's new in the contemporary cinema world and to enjoy popcorn and Coke.Here, you can watch your chosen flick in Deluxe, Premium or Sofa seats.3D movies shown at reasonable prices, noticeably cheaper than in the west.Location: 3rd floor, Phuket Square Shell World Museum & Shop Shell World Museum and Shop was set up by Somnuck Patamakanthin, the same guy who founded the spectacular Shell Museum in Rawai, it's a colourful and educational place to be even if you don't buy anything and sells lots of fashion accessories, trinkets and even full-size varnished conches - some of which are quite spectacular.You should know that in all likelihood these are not Thai shells, but if that makes no difference to you, it's quite a treasure trove.

Shell Museum has fixed prices.Location: Sino Phuket Zone, facing The Irish Times Strike Bowl Strike Bowl doesn't mess around: Open from 11:00 onwards, it's got 16 bowling lanes, video games, snooker and hires out bowling shoes for a very fair price.Snacks and drinks available.Location: 3rd floor, Phuket Square Gaming Arcade These video games make up a semi-circle on the top floor of Jungceylon adjacent to the Megaforce Gun Simulation and the SF Cinema City.The games cover a lot of ground, including soccer simulation, Formula One races, motorbike stunts, shooting and more.Location: 2nd and 3rd floor, Phuket Square Mario Land Games Zone Above McDonalds you'll notice a colourful gaming zone in which, if you're lucky, you just might win of the giant pink teddy bears.Here, you can unleash on Guitar Hero, play snooker, impress your squeeze with a punching bag and play grabbit on a (pink) machine.It's so cheesey it's fun.Location: 2nd floor, Port Zone Mega Force Buy a ticket at Mega Force, rent a gun (several types available) and prowl around looking for a screen that has a juicy target that you can nail.

Predictably, it's noisy but if this idea of fun lights your candle you can do so in style here.No danger as there is no live ammo in this equation.Mega Force claims to be the first laser shooting range in the world 'applied from military training technology' so it certainly is a unique experience.Soft drinks and beers are for sale here and for some mysterious reason, so are manicure sets, minature guitars, torches and themed T-shirts, along with simulator guns of all shapes and sizes.Location: 3rd floor, Phuket Square XD Theatre XD Theater has 4D rides (the seats move, too).Select the destination, fasten your seat belt, put your Super Glasses and away you go on the Canyon Coaster, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Cosmic Race, Snow Ride and more.Just hang on tight.'Flight' time is seven minutes a pop.Location: 3rd floor, Phuket Square Did you know?In Thailand the law states that alcohol can only be sold in shops from 11:00 till 14:00 and from 17:00 until midnight.This applies to all stores so do not expect to nip out to the 7-Eleven or Tesco and buy a few beers mid-afternoon.