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Suggestion from changing wrong spelled name on birth certificate: She should start at the district office – to my knowledge the tessa ban office – where she is born, and have her birth certificate updated. Thereafter the house book where she is registered. Then she should be able to have the ID card updated; she might get, or need, a letter from the tessa ban office to bring to the amphor office, where ID cards are issued. Finally can travel passport be updated.

I know of some living up there, so at least a few. They seems to have been fully accepted.

That would, to my knowledge, be the normal correct way to do it. You need the pressure from the pump to get the water through a fine filter that can remove small particles, there might not be enough pressure on the government water supply to do that.

Cinnamon is suggested as nonprescription medication in this medical study: Guidelines for the Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia.

It's a benefit to use two bank account, one for the deposit for immigration purpose, and another for daily transactions. With online banking it's easy to move funds between the two account – i.e. you don't need a physical bank visit – so there is a clean deposit when applying for extension of stay and the period a deposit shall be in place.

No, according to the police order a TM30 is not required when visiting other provinses and returning to the same earlier registered address, and re-entering with a re-entry permission to the same earlier registered address "within the valid period". The latter I understand as the permitted length of stay, which can be until the extension of stay expires. So, when a new extension is granted, as new TM30 report might be needed. A unofficial translation of the police-order: 2.2: After the householder, owner or possessor of the premises of the hotel has reported, as defined in Article 2.1, the same alien has left the premises and returned for another stay within the valid period, the householder, owner or possessor of the premises of the hotel does not need to make another report; Source link. However, about September (2023) a new online TM30 registration system started, an d no data from the previous system was transferred to the new system – "...They further stipulated that property owners previously registered on the old system would need to re-register on the new platform" – so at the moment you need to re-register TM30. When extending your stay, the immigration will check for TM30 online – in the new system. Source link. Furthermore, some provinses' immigration office might not accept the police rule; that's the case where I live, so leaving the province or re-entering, a new TM30 is needed.

From the article: Following the incident, a kind-hearted individual contacted the school offering to provide the promised fried chicken meal to the students, reported Sanook.

Retirement extension – because it's less paperwork, easier to administer and I don't need a wife to be present, or being married at all...👍😉

I'm quite sure not, it merely says that you suffers from lack of humor...

No, this – – will certainly do; you better get used by style of dry Scandinavian humor...

Last night – I pass two-three times a week at night as frequent nightclub guest – if you need a daytime snap, please respond, then I'll get down there next time I shop in Makro or Lotus's...

Both of you seems to be lacking humor; sad – indeed it must be sad to live a life like that...

You can do both online; for TM30 you need to be owner of master of the house, it's the duty of the host to report TM30. TM47 (90-days address report) online HERE (however, first time needs to be in person at your immigration office). TM30 online reporting HERE.

Will be be: Well water to pump > pump to filter(s), you might need more than one > filters to storage tank > storege tank to pressure-pump for tap water, if storage tank is not in a tower > pressure pump to 5 micron dirt filer, before the house pipes Preferably, have the water tested, so you know which filer or filters to use. If you have a high water consumption you will need large filters, which could be sandfilter, carbon filter and post-carbon filter. If your water consumption is moderate to low, you might be able to use small filter cartridges, which need weekly and/or monthly change; for example 5 micron cartridge for dirt, carbon cartridge for taste and smell, post carbon filter that could also be a 5 micron cartridge, and finally preferably a 0.5 micron ceramic cartridge. The 5 micron cartridges can be easily viewable in clear container, when the get dirty, it's time to change. The ceramic filter might last for several months. Example of smaller filter cartridges, in the back a clear filter housing: Be aware that a storage tank can built up algae, so you should have a 5 small micron filter in a clear container between the pressure pump and the house pipes; change filter when it get dirty. I have a storage tank on the attic, where the water if filtered before it reach the tank. In the tank is a small circulation pump – which operaates some 4 hours in 24-hours – that filers the circulated through a 5 micron cartridge, then through an UV-lamp (kills all bacteria), and finally mix the water with air – like an aquarium pump – to keep it fresh; the latter works like a small scale water aeration in a water work.

Organically beef from Tops, might be Australian imported and little expensive...

To my understand, when changing extension of stay method, you will need to either: Have 12 x minimum 65,000 baht monthly transfers from abroad plus an 800,000 baht deposit two month prior to your application for extension of stay; you need to prove that you have fulfilled permission for the last extension with the 12 x 65,000 baht. or: 800,000 baht deposit in three month from your last date for extensions of stay, thereafter the deposit can de reduced to 400,000 baht until two month before next application for extension of stay, where it has to be topped up again to 800,000 baht. Keeping a straight 800,000 baht deposit for the whole year is the easy way, if you can afford it.

I can hardly think anything other meaningful gift for a Thai partner than "house, car, motorbike, gold, money etc."...

You need to be aware of that you can pay for the house, but might not own it. To own a house – but not the land under the house – the house needs to be separated ownership from the land from when it was built, or being a new house that you are building. For that purpose – building a house – you preferably need a superficies agreement, or any other similar permission from the land owner, plus a building permission in your name and all construction papers and payments in your name. If the house is already separated from the land, and only in that case – do a due diligence before you agree anything – you can be house owner. A foreigner can own a house in Thailand, but n ot the land under the house (investor visa is an exception). You would normally make a deposit, which can be 10%, when you sign an agreement to buy property. Balanced is normally pay when title deed is transferred at the land office, payment method need to be agreed; i.e., cash or cashier's cheque. You should preferably have a separate agreement also for using the land under the house, and that agreement should be registered at the land office on the back of the title deed. It can be a 3- to 30-years lease, a usufruct or a habitation right; the latter two can last for either up to 30 years, or your life, while a lease only can be for a specified period up to 30 years. A lease will cost (you) some tax payment at the land office, while usufruct and habition only costs minor fees. No matter what agreement you make, if a relationship goes south, you might – in worst case scenario – not wish to stay in the house you own, no matter which paperwork you have secured yourself with. Therefore, this good old advice is worth to keep in mind: "Never invest more in Thailand that you can afford to lose".

He made a wrong custom declaration... "Officials explained that the paperwork did not require a tax but the pen did. He declared the value of the package to be US$360, so the tax was calculated on that basis."

Since it was revealed – again and again, after numerous crackdowns – that there is no prostitution in Pattaya, the authorities need to find something to crackdom at in Chonburi, so they are not redundant...

Yes, I've done that for many Years. I have a 12-month fixed deposit for my 800k baht and withdraw all interest once a year – the first bank day after interest is credited – I'm always keeping clean 800k baht.

Yes, I don't need to keep contact with people I don't share anything with, or people that don't wish to keep the contact. I learned at a mind control course how easy it is to mentally "cut" connection. You don't need to be rude, just stop interacting. On Facebook for example, just unfollow – you can still be in the "friends list" – then it's easy stop interacting. If the cut person make comments, just don't reply or give likes. How it feels? To my experience it feels good – with mentally "cut" it's out of my mind – I don't need to carry problems, those I can easily create enough of that myself.

Various governments have planned that. It has been widely discussed, if the original owner's name will appear on the upgraded title deed – if not a close family member that can legally have the land transferred – or the illegal new owner will have his/hers name on the title deed.

Give me a precise location on a map, than I'll snap a photo next time I pass.

It's depending on the title deed. Many farm-land plots are not real ownership deeds – it cannot be sold – but that kind of land is still traded at quite high prices. Real title deed with full ownership – which is only nor sor 4, aka Chanote – has little higher price par rai. Banks cannot get mortgage on land with low title deeds – the deed says so on the back; i.e., the land cannot se sold or mortgaged – only the house, which might be allowed to be build on the land depending of the title of the deed, can be financed. Therefore the trading value of land can have no value at all, when it comes to borrowing money.