actually its not true and i would appreciate if you could back your comment with some fact. or is it your just point of view?
not only me, but i know personally a lot of people who have received visa on arrival. to be truthful a close friend of mine is in phuket as to be speak at this moment using visa on arrival facility,
Thai immigration do have right to reject your visa on arrival but that will be usually based on unforeseeable circumstances or one not meeting the requirement for visa on arrival procedure.
Thai embassy have few requirement for visa on arrival. out of which these are certain major requirement
1) valid passport with single blank page to stamp the visa with minimum 6 month validity left
2) return air ticket
3) hotel booking
4) proof of money for expense through cash or travelers check
5) a photograph
i know its an old thread and message. but the only reason i wanted to comment on it was such type of messages are misleading
