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I think he means that navigation with Google Maps on Android / iPhone is finally working here in Thailand

I just recently bought a 32 GB Class 10 Micro SDHC card for 990 THB

OP do you have any Ad blocker installed ?

Which OS (Operating System) and which browser (Firefox, IE etc) are you using

@gone, yes. there is a Farming subforum !

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/forum/104-farming-in-thailand-forum/

About Jomtien Immigration is open or not, yes it is open on the 15th.

No idea, but I think when you withdraw money with any Credit Card you get a very bad rate. So even if they waived the 150 THB charge, you will lose out

From the Amex website:

Transaction fees are 3% for each transaction, with a minimum of $5.00 and no maximum. The ATM owner may charge additional fees for each transaction.

Link: http://www.americanexpress.com/lacidc/en/laccards/cashaccess.shtml

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It all depends which Immigration office. I can remember a post that immigration (believe it was Phuket (but can't find the link) was asking about all consonants and vowels and their correct pronunciation.

But here are some other older topics to get you started

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/323165-ed-visa-extensions-now-subjected-to-testing-at-changwattana/

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/345462-preparing-for-an-ed-visa-extension-test/

And if you regularly go to School, it shouldn't be a problem any way

Can't you transfer the money via Internet Banking and send the company a screenshot from your Transfer Slip via Email ?

pay 20000..you get deported..you can come back the next day..a stamp goes in your passport and on the computor...

This only works if you have the money to pay the fine and the plane ticket, if not it's a one way trip to IDC

I would suggest,

Buy a cheap sim in any 7/11.

Cut it down to micro sim size.

And try your phone with this new sim, this will rule out if it's the SIM or the Phone

Hi - I have Ed Visa, and am at Easy Study Thai, 3rd floor, Pantip Plaza.

I paid 21,000, filled in some forms, and they called me a few weeks later to say all ok - all I had to do was hand in Embassy in Laos and collect next day.

I will have to pay a further 1,900 after 90 days, then a further 1,900 after a further 90 days - I believe I will then get a final 6 months, taking me upto the year.

Really enjoy my classes - only 7 of us and an excellent teacher. Overall very happy with Easy Study Thai.

Why you have to hand in Embassy in Laos?

You have to get a Non-ED visa there at the Thai embassy and you only will get that with the paperwork from the school.

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@Rabc

What JT is saying (I Think) is that they stamp it's packed with the date of Tomorrow (and not as it should be the date of Today) and thus make the shelf life 1 day more.

For ed visa, need 90 days report for free?

Nope, when you have an ED Visa, you have to pay 1900 THB every 3 Months (90 days) to immigration because you need to renew your extension of stay.

Only when you are on a extension of stay (like married to a Thai or Retirement) then the 90 day Report is free.

Form their website

http://www.siemens-home.com/Files/Siemensnew/Th/th_en/Images/servicecenter_en_east.jpg

Numchai is a Siemens Service Center

A search did not spew up anything good, anyone know any treads on here about the current procedure for a Thai based extension of stay based on marriage.

The 400k one. I am looking for reports of how long it took and what was involved. I have been told they want pic of wife etc in the bedroom, <deleted>?

Not the Non imm O issued abroad.

Unless I missed it, this is not what I am looking for. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/3139-useful-immigration-information-visa-descriptions/

This will get you started for the paperwork needed

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/562523-list-of-docs-required-for-extension-of-stay-marriage-pattaya-jomtien/

Ps: This is Jomtien / Pattaya. Other offices could have other requirements but you can use this as a guidline

Check their web-site.

Believe visas are only available to those resident in the UK.

I am not sure, I think they only will not mail back to Non UK postal addresses, better ask.

A friend of mine (Dutch) has been in contact with Hull about applying for a Multiple Non Immigrant O (but he is going in person)

Here are some quotes of email responses) from the Hull Consulate.

If you apply Thai visa with us at The Royal Consulate in Hull you don't need to translation back to English we accept Thai version.

You also can make an appointment with us and you will get visa as the same day if you come to see us in person (take 30 mins to process)

Link to commercial forum removed.

what does that mean?

It means that someone posted a web link to another commercial forum and a moderator has removed that post because it is not allowed here on Thai Visa

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A bit offtopic but is also about TM forms what is the difference between.

TM 18. Application for Substitute of Certificate of Residence

and

TM 20. Application for Substitute of Certificate of Residence

Is the Tm 20 used when you have lost your Certificate of Residence and want a replacement ?

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In Thailand I suppose you could ask a law firm to handle it, unless there's a private service out there.

I think any translator can handle this for you (mine did)

4 Documents including Translation, stamped at MFA (express fee) and stamped at Embassy 11.000 THB, saved us going and staying in BKK for a couple of days

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We promise not to bomb the office.

Does TV even has a office ? I think they only exists in the Virtual World (www)

It also could be a wind up by the OP. 1 Post by the OP and 2 pages of comments / posts already

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Can we please have a Pinned topic about overstays as it seems to happen more frequent then ever.

Yes, the registration has to be done at the Thai embassy in your home country. In addition you will get there the legalisation stamp for your document. This is basic requirement for any acceptance of your document in Thailand. You could get some problems since your document is some years old already because the embassy reserves the right to do an autenticy check before the put any stamp on it.

Hope for you all goes well.

If the document is already a couple years old, can't you get a fresh copy at any Municipality Office ??

So the score is now (Can we have a Poll please)

1x Pattaya: Yes

1x Bangkok: No

2x Chang Mai: No

2x Phuket: No

If you get caught before you reach the airport it's off to the IDC, else pay the fine and smile

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Ps: The fine is max. 20.000 THB

I always report a few days early just in-case the rules change and I need to get other documents in which case I have the extra days in hand to get them.

I also avoid Mondays and Fridays as allegedly these are the busiest days.

+1, Always plan ahead. It wasn't raining when Noah built the ark. - by Cushing, Richard C.