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4 hours ago, metempsychotic said:
she was certainly feminine, but female debatable.
she seems to have gone far off the thai visa radar, she used however to be quite prolificWhy do you think that, did you try to date her??
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1 hour ago, Wake Up said:Ask your girlfriend not TVF. I see a lot of expats selling food in Isan with their wife or girlfriend. Not a problem with them or the police. If you want a paranoid expat, never speak Thai, never travel Thailand opinion then that is what you will get from most of the TVF “experts.” If you want the real world travel about and see for yourself and learn Thai and meet some Thai people. In the meantime ask your girlfriend and forget all the paranoid responses on TVF. Good luck to you and your girlfriend. You meet a lot of good people selling food to them.
Really dumb advice. Most Thai people are not well informed, especially about this subject ...why would they be? And many times if they do know any laws they will misinform you for their own benefit ...such as your girlfriend telling you ...oh a car cannot be in foreigner’s name, you have to put it in my name.
His new gf might not want him to meet any other people for various reasons and wants to keep him on a short leash. And an expat who is married and knows what he is doing here, selling food with his wife, is a bit different than a guy on a tourist visa, probably visiting for the first time, someone he met on the Internet. Yes, both illegal, but at least an informed decision and maybe the expat needs the money and knows his community. Also what you saw 5 or 10 years ago is not valid now ...in case these are your old memories? I have never one time seen that in 14 years. But I lived in a large city. I never saw a boyfriend sitting all day with his woman either in a marketplace.
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Oh there was a female vet in Chiang Mai who ran a vet question service for a while, Bambina or something???
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49 minutes ago, White Christmas13 said:
Name all the other ones (excluding you)
OMG!!! What in the hell makes you think I am Thai?? Next, I can’t remember details that like over more than a decade but there have been some spouses of posters on here, some random women from time to time, a guy named Golf I believe who married some expat woman on here, and I am sure some I never read as I don’t read every post. Okay??
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9 hours ago, EricTh said:This is the first time we have seen a Thai person write on Thaivisa forum.
Unfortunately, due to the language barrier, most Thai people don't know what most Farang people really think.
Welcome to the real world.
Actually it is not the first time at all.
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Hey there is some amount of men here, who can’t cross the street without their Thai wife guiding them, even after ten years of living here. Don’t know how to charge their mobile phone, are virtual prisoners, depending on her for everything. I bet this kind of tourist is how that starts!!
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Just don’t do it. You will embarrass the woman. Everyone will be talking about her nonstop. What kind of idiot brings their boyfriend to work to sit like a little puppy all day?? Would you do that to your girlfriend in Los Angeles or Paris? Are you a man or a puppy?? Go find some things to do that are enjoyable and valuable with your time while you are on vacation. I imagine you are spending a lot of money to come here?? Don’t waste it like that!!
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Yin, can I borrow some money? Can you help me get a visa to your country? Can you help me get a job in your country? Can you adopt my child? can you pay for a funeral in my family? Can you help me, help me, help me. ....
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What is the penalty you are facing? Are you planning to go back and face it? You will need a passport again someday. Maybe making some restitution with the remaining money would help the situation? You might want to start thinking long term regarding your life so you can make it better, because short term thinking got you into this problem.
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1 hour ago, Suradit69 said:
Much respect for an officer who obliviously knows that the person he's abetting is gaming the system and falsifying the funds requirement?
Well what are the choices? Do you want Geronimo thrown out? Apparently he has a wife a child. Normally in most countries he would not need a big bank account to stay. Maybe you can help all three of them go live in your country on welfare because he doesn’t sound employable at this point, listening to his posts ....although before I had the impression he was a younger guy??
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Oh, well can you use agents there? I thought people did things directly there and you said you did that last time. I thought people use agents inside Thailand? But whatever ...glad you are not in jail dude!! Lucky!!
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You said you went to Laos did you not?
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What?? So you were supposed to stay there for 30 days for consideration?? You keep changing the story ...making it hard to follow ...are you sure can remember 6 months ago??
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I read in some newspapers that the rapist was sentenced to death recently, South China News and something else, I forgot what.
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1 hour ago, tabarin said:I am a non native English speaker and former visa runner with 1 year black list, arrived back without a visa in Phuket and got taken aside + let in:
Your English really sucks for an American who claims to have a degree + been teaching 15 years around the world.
I just read this entire topic and I heavily doubt the credibility of your story, suspect you lacking details that have caused you problems previously.
Neither do I buy the arguments of other posters here, that it can be blamed on your detention or the time of the day, I don't even manage to write like that drunk.
Your last post of 3 hours ago is of similar 'quality' too.
Maybe you can start speaking the truth and tell us where you really come from, and what happened before your denial in Thailand. You <deleted> someone off?Well maybe as a non-native English speaker, you don’t understand it as well as think you do? His English is perfect and one of a well educated person, just like he claims to be. Why are you being such a paranoid pendejo?
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3 hours ago, Matzzon said:
Yes, and the facts was in 6000 votes on the petition out of 150 000 western foreigners. Not connected to the government. And if I was that, then I am considered to be a troll just for not living up to your filosophy. Fantastic. You get better and better.
If this was a free society and there would be no negative consequences I am sure every western expat who knew about it, would have signed the petition. You seem to be totally forgetting we live in a place where you can be jailed for clicking like on FB.
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2 minutes ago, Beggar said:I never would try to bribe an officer and never did in my life. It will make you vulnerable. In this case the landlord was Chinese and so had no work permit for renting out rooms - it is like this. The officers at the immigration have the job to fulfill / execute the law.
I often hear bars in Pattaya need to give money to the police to be allowed to be open after the closing time. Now who is the culprit? The bar owner does not close and bribes the police so that they don't care. It is not that the police ask for money to close their eyes. It is the bar owner that asks them. And it is a risk for the police not to enforce the law.
It should not happen like this but it happens. But not only the police is to blame. Some bar owners have good connections and so the police man does not have many options.
No work permit is required to rent your property, this has been discussed before. Ridiculous. That was an excuse. Is a work permit required to let the bank use your money, to let the the stock market use your money? You are getting a return on a capital investment.
All bars pay the police money, not only ones that stay open late. It isn’t the police that ask? Ha ha ha!! They don’t ask is right, they tell you, and they have a pick up schedule around town.
Im not defending bribery, I don’t really see this as bribery. That would be someone who commits crimes and then pays off the system to avoid penalties let’s say, as one example. This is extortion, when you should be allowed to do something and are being jacked around, denied, caused extra expenses and work, because someone with power over you wants a little cash to make it all go away.
Same as if your boss will only give you your paycheck, if you add a <deleted> along with the work you already did. Would you call that bribery? Or something else?
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1 hour ago, sunnyboy2018 said:
Didnt they just use the landlord work permit thing because you did not play the game when offered the chance?
Yes, immigration finds excuses to make extra money. They don’t have to be real. He could have just paid 18k but he ended up paying 28k, and so an agent got 10k of that.
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42 minutes ago, ukrules said:
This is why people are getting caught out - it's almost as if the system is designed to cause maximum destruction to people who've been living here for years.
Most people have literally no idea at all about the ever changing whims of immigration and what's being enforced / not being enforced.
I think this is true. I have left Thailand now and my visa has lapsed. If I were to visit for some reason, the appropriate visa for me to use would be a tourist visa, or VOA and I might risk getting kicked out? That seems not to make sense, if you have followed all the past terms of your visas, which I did, and now am doing something else ...why would they want to reject me?
It makes sense that some person after many work permits would want to come in on a tourist visa because you have to get out immediately when those finish and maybe you want to vacation then go home? Or just have time to clear out?
You might go home to your country and take care of your sick parents for a few years and want to visit here on tourist visas during that time ....oh well, go to detention??
You could just be having a year a year from hell, getting divorced, depressed, various problems going on and disorganized and need some slack for a year, after such a long time, who else would deserve some breaks? Oh some newbie or this guy ....just give the a-hole $100 and watch your problems disappear.
Think of this like India now.
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44 minutes ago, Andy25 said:
Agreed. He should have planned more carefully. But now it's all about making a challenge! Surely authority can be challenged sometimes? Has anyone tried?
Yes, the best way would have been to put $100 bill in his passport, to help the officer make a decision. They can think better this way.
Forgot any other kind of challenge ...Thais all stick together and will reinforce the wrong decisions against us, same like the pack beating, and just enjoy it ...that is what I have seen, they don’t even have their ears open, their listening brain is closed ...you can tell that after some years here, they are only prepared to say no ...I just walk off when I see it happening.
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1 hour ago, cyril sneer said:
the OP is about Brits but reads like it's been done by an American
Quelle horreur!!!
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8 minutes ago, EricTh said:
Buying duty free good for immig. officer when he/she has already passed the gate? What guarantee does officer has that the foreigner will return?
Wouldn't it be better just to slip some cash under the table?
More 'denied entry' stories please. This seems to be a daily event nowadays.
Well if they are at their booths in front of everyone and don’t take you to a back office or somewhere, and there are cameras, it might be too difficult and obvious to just ask for money. One other poster had to go to a bathroom and put it in his passport. So you can’t just openly hand it to them in the airport.
This officer could show a photo on her phone, that looks like nothing over the camera ...then the tourist goes and buys a small gift and drops it off ...if she was questioned later she can say ...idk what happened he liked me and dropped off this small gift? He was free to leave after? But even if you are free to leave you never know, if you are coming here again what will happen if you don’t pay up.
Then the officer gets many many small gifts like this, returns them to the shop for cash ...good idea?? No cameras can take photos of her getting cash.
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6 hours ago, racket said:
I'm on my 5th METV and stay in Thailand for 8-9 months per year, I have never been denied entry, questioned or interrogated with a passport full of stamps and visas. I have listened to advice to carry 20,000 baht "just in case" and never been pulled over so far. I just find it curious that people who've stayed here for so long never heard of Thaivisa.com. Besides, when applying for a tourist visa or a visa on arrival in Bali, you never have to show any bank statements, so I'm not sure where that is coming from.
Stop trolling us dude, just like the other "denied entry post" earlier.
No matter if people have heard of TV or not, you realize a large portion of people here do not post on TV right?
The OP is saying he got a Tourist Visa from the Thai consulate in Bali, where he showed them bank statements, he is not talking about the tourist visa on arrival to get into Bali.
I guess immigration can’t hold up every single person, that would take a long time, immigration held me up when leaving and stole my wallet, I’m sure they don’t do that to every passenger every day, but maybe to one every now and then when a good opportunity arises??? They were pretty organized about how they went about it, like a pickpocket ring.
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2 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:
Its been a while since I've been to DM, but isn't there a booze shop in the baggage hall?
While many are claiming 'troll'... Given the inherent and almost audacious openness of graft in Thailand I am not finding this experience to be too far fetched.
Yes, I haven’t flown in there on an international flight for a long time, but I remember that too. While getting your luggage there is one last chance for some kind of duty free there, mostly consisting of alcohol that I saw. But surely they sold a few other things. Maybe immigration can go back and get a refund for anything purchased? End up with cash.
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