OneMoreFarang

The business visa is a stamp like a table with lots of lines. In the left bottom corner is written "Category Non-B". The Extension of Stay does not contain a category. Just dates.

I just saw these stories together on the right side. Should they send another cage to Dubai?

A couple of years ago I applied in the Thai embassy in Phnom Phen for a Non-B visa. At that time, I had to submit the documents in the morning. And then I could pick up the passport with visa two days later in the afternoon. I.e. apply Monday morning, receive passport Wednesday afternoon. Now my employment ends and I want to apply for a tourist visa for two months. And then, in about two months, I want to go there again to apply for a new Non-B visa with new documentation from a new company. I have the following questions: a) Is it still the same that we have to apply one day in the morning and two days later in the afternoon it should be ready? Is that the same processing time for business and tourist visas? b) Are there any complications to apply for a tourist visa after having a business visa for many years? If they ask, should I tell them already that I will apply again for the Non-B visa after maybe two months when I have the new documentation? c) I read on the embassy website in Cambodia that I need "Evidence of travel in and out of Thailand (i.e. air ticket receipt paid in full)". I guess that means one return ticked from BKK to PNH to BKK is not good enough, because I have no ticket to leave Thailand after my tourist visa expires. I guess for that reason I have to buy already a second ticket BKK to PNH to BKK for two months in the future to cover that requirement. Correct? d) There is a field permanent address on the application form. My permanent address is my condominium in Bangkok which I own. But at the same time, I apply for a tourist visa to visit Thailand. All this might be a little confusing for the person at the embassy counter. I don't want to argue with them about all these details. Any advice? Thanks

Just some general information: Many Thai dentists work in private hospitals, and they also work in their own clinics. Private hospitals charge double for the same service.

Talking, talking, and more talking. He can just take any plane back to Thailand. He doesn't need a visa. He doesn't even have to think about a hotel booking or enough money to buy food. All will be provided to him, for free, for years. Come on, come back, we are waiting for you.

Wow, so much money. I am impressed. Personally, I use also use credit cards and now online payment. It's so much easier than carrying around a wad of cash.

Nobody should be surprised if more and more people support Ron DeSantis. He seems to be less crazy than others. And he actively does something against those crazies. And I say this as someone who normally would never vote for the GOP.

There was this wonderful time of don't ask don't tell. And then a few very loud people decided it has to be center in our faces all the time. I miss the good old times.

I think it's always funny to read such sentences. If that is a way to make tons of money, then why don't you buy property and make those tons of money? And there is a category c) Farangs who bought their own condominiums in Thailand.

Apple might be interested in suppliers of "used parts". They don't want that any such parts are available for independent repair shops. So maybe they would help to prosecute that shop. It's just an idea. One phone call to find out. Worst case they say (a polite version of): we don't care.

What do you put inside such bag? Hair spray and lip gloss?

This obviously brings up the questions: What is a Pride Man? and What is a Pride Woman? Difficult times.

I am sure they can - if they have some motivation. But then, they are also great in doing nothing. That is often documented in the news. It's all a question of motivation. Now tell us, why would they be motivated to solve this Apple phone crime with high motivation here and now?

I will be dead. The big nothing. And because I will be dead, I won't know, and I won't care. Always Look on the Bright Side of Life I mean, what have you got to lose? You know, you come from nothing You're going back to nothing What have you lost? Nothing

Please tell us where to find such police officer who "will check every item in his shop if it is stolen or not and will come back every month". It's amazing how many people in this thread think the shop owner will be scared when someone mentions the police. Who or what gives you that idea?

The problem is not to find gloves at all. The problem is to find them in "big farang size". It seems Thais "think" everybody taller than 170cm is XL. And taller than 180cm doesn't exist - or something similar. There are tons of them on Lazada. But nothing big size (internationally speaking).

I like to buy knitted work gloves in Bangkok online or offline. "At home" I guess XL would do the job. Here I bought XL but they are more the size for my Thai gf. I looked in the HomePro shop, all too small. I ordered XL from two independent online shops in Thailand. Too small. Where can I buy them? I want gloves like that to work with white ceiling tiles to make sure they stay white and don't get lots of finger prints. This is a sample of what I want. This is where I bought XL. I can't squeeze my hands into them. https://www.lazada.co.th/products/i1043538644-s2322762586.html

How long do you live in Thailand? What is your experience with the Thai police? Are they keen to serve and protect individual people? What you describe might work in a country where the police cares. Thailand is not such a country. If the owner of the phone likes to continue to use an expensive Apple phone, then he has two options: Buy an old one or buy a new one. In this case his old phone will be the cheapest alternative - if it is still in the shop.

But everybody does it! Why me?

Microsoft Outlook is a program or application. Some people will call it App. It can be used for all kinds of email accounts i.e. POP, IMAP, Exchange. Outlook won't just stop working. Outlook.com is a domain which some people use for email accounts. Or Live.com. They might have problems. But that has little to do with the Outlook application.

Did you even witness any other illegal activities in Thailand? And then, what happened? Nothing?

A question to the expert iPhone users: What can a shop do with a bricked iPhone? I saw lots of videos from Louis Rossman, who is an electronic specialist, who concentrates on Apple products. It seems to be my now almost everything on those phones in serialized, so it is not even possible to use parts from a bricked phone to repair other phones. Or not?

I agree with this. Which police officer will use his time to go to the shop with or without you just because he wants to help you? Another way, which could maybe work, is call Apple. They might be interested to know which shops are buying stolen phone(s). And maybe they will help you. And then there is of course the possibility that tomorrow there is no phone in that shop anymore. Must have been a misunderstanding. That's my guess. Last but not least, don't play the hero! Thailand has a lot of organized crime. Don't try to fight the mafia because of a phone! You can only loose. And losing your phone is the smallest of the risks.

This is not just about Florida.