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  1. 17 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

    I've been living here for 9 years. A couple of the people I know have died here. My problem with going back to Australia is everything is so expensive, particularly housing and water/power. Against that, my medical costs are almost free there, and the doctors don't think they are gods.

    I can live well here in Thailand. In Australia, my diet would probably be toast and bowl noodles.

    I agree about the cost of living. But when I way up the freedom of movement i will gain back again without having to look over my shoulder or check thaivisa for the latest visa rules again, I just feel the Aus is a much better place for me. The right of passage I have is something I've never really considered or really appreciated. But it is my home, and I intend to make the best of it.

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  2. 3 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

    Yes if you have a address for Nakhon Pathom province to put on the TM7 application form.

    Yes, I do have an address for Nakhon Pathom but it's my gf's house, so not in my name if they ask for proof. The only thing I have at present with my name on it along with a Nakhon Pathom address (employer's address) is my employment contract for my new job. Would that possibly suffice as proof of residence in Nakhon Pathom? I'm actually starting this job tomorrow so I still haven't received all the documents from my employer to apply for the non-B and work-permit. I assume this may be a problem if I do use my employment contract as proof.   

  3. I recently received a termination letter from my previous school after filing a complaint with the central labor court for unfair dismissal. The matter was settled outside of court. Along with severance pay the school finally gave me the termination letter and agreed to date my dismissal as of May 31. I plan to fly out tomorrow which will technically put my in 1 day overstay.  Will I need to show immigration my termination letter at the airport in order to cancel my 90 day extension?

  4. 2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

    Your 90 day report is not due until July 14th since that is 90 days from the date you entered the country.

    The 90 day count ends on the day you leave the country and starts again when you enter the country.

    Not sure if that was the reason you could not get past page one. If you had managed to do the report it would not of been approved by your local office since your report was not due.

     

    This is a load off my mind.

     

    Thanks Joe

  5. Since getting my new passport, along with all the stamp transfers I recently flew back into Thailand with a new entry stamp & a new arrival card number, but still I can not get past the first page. My report date is May 21, so too late for postage. I've done everything people here have suggested and nothing works. Mac, PC, IE, Chrome, Safari under user agent IE 11, and still it gives me that popup message to please contact an immigration office. This message pops up the very second I press submit without processing any information. 

  6. Hey T.V community. Just to give everyone an update. The school needed me to sign some documents to cancel my work permit. I explained that I was fired and I did not resign, which the school admitted. I asked to see the termination letter stating the reason I was fired with cause. They had no such letter, so I refused to sign their documents. The school claims that they can cancel my work permit themselves without my signature anyway. I explained that this was untrue as they need power of attorney to do so, in which they denied. They also stated that my work permit will expire at the end of the month so it doesn't matter. For the record I was spoken to in an abrasive manner and told that the school can do as it pleases.

     

    I've done as the central labor court recommended. The next step is to go to the MOE and request a copy of the school registration, then go back to the central labor court and take it from there. 

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  7. 40 minutes ago, pearciderman said:

    The date on this post would suggest that you have not worked there for as long as you state.

     

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    I'm in the process of changing jobs. Passport (Australian) is almost full with 1 and a half pages left. Will this be enough for immigration to work with before I apply for a new work-permit? I plan to get a new passport while waiting for the new work-permit.  I'm currently on an extension of stay from my current job.

     

    Thanks

    Take note of 'I'm in the process of changing jobs'. This time last year I had another job offer that paid much more which I seriously considered. The offer fell through due to location & travel difficulties so I decided to stay with my current position at that time.

     

    I worked two full years there as stated in the original post. 

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