MartinChaweng

Thanks for your help. Clear now

Thank you for your reply Ubonjoe.

But my visa is valid only until the 21st march, while my new passport only arrives around 24th. So i will have to leave on only my "old passport". In fact before 19th, to return into thailand 19th latest (as passport needs min 6 month valid).

I am currently on a non B valid till march 21. My passport is valid until sept 19 this year. I don't want to extend the non B as i am leaving thailand for my home country around April 4th. I requested new passport at ambassy, but the new passport will only arrive around march 24.

If i am leaving thailand on current passport without reentry stamp and come back in before march 19th (passport still valid for 6 month), do i get the 30 days exempt? (Is enough for me to get out around April 4th) And can i move that exempt stamp to my new passport at immigration? Any other documents needed for that?

Thanks for advice or confirmation on this.

Kind regards

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Normal (cloudy) day and now

This morning is really bad. We are at viewpoint Chaweng Noi and cant see Chaweng Beach. Looks like it's getting thicker every hour

Solly

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Good information. Do you need boarding pass or can you access the desk without? Is there same desk at Suvarnabhum? Thanks for replies

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Thanks everyone for the advices. Will go Laos.....

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I saw some old threats on this topic, hope someone can give some latest on this;

how long does it take to get Thailand tourist visa in Phnom Phen? (french passport). Is there anyway to get it in 1 day? Any special requirements from this embassy?

Thanks for any advice

in many countries you need a licence to drive a jetski ... same for "big" motorcycles, so why people seem to think here, they can drive something they never did before without problems, plus the ripp-off maffia involved... should say enough not to use the "services" if you do not want a very bad turn to your holliday budget

Hmm, news to me. Can you name one country that requires a license to ride a jet ski?

Australia

Holland

France

Not sure if discussed before, but can anyone advice if the access to the beach (by passing a resort/hotel) is legally allowed? Or can those resorts/hotels block people going to the beach?

No one reads my posts

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Starts at 8pm, 300thb entry ticket

We are looking for a gardener to take care of our garden (really needs some serious cutting) at our house in Lamai. 2 to 3 times a months.

Any suggestions welcome

Thanks,

Martin

The question might been asked already, but can't find it here on the forum.

I want to buy good helmet. Where?

Tried Tesco and BigC, the motobike shop at mainroad entrence Chaweng Beachroad south.

I want one with day and night cap/visor....

Any advise?

Thank you.

Just wondering where these carbadge trucks bring the waste? Is there a waste treatment center on Samui? Thanks for some info on this....

Is extremely calm now (Chaweng), is this the "high" season we waited for? Where are the tourists? (or are my expectations too high)

So compared with the stores in first world countries TESCO give a crap service.

As pointed out in a previous post my contract was with the store I brought the goods from not from the manufacturer.

It would be a nightmare if you were the owner of a large appliance which went u/s after 7 days and had to make all the arrangements for shipping it back to the manufacturer.

As per my original post....TESCO's is a rip off!

Fully agree; Tesco for all which is electronics, is 0 service. Both Chaweng as Lamai shops dont know how to spell "after sales service".....famous thai smile and non understanding eye look when trying to get our watercooler fixed for the 3rd time in 2 weeks after purchase...solly, 7 days gone...