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  1. OK ... thanks ... I am still confused ... How can they give me a 90 day that's good for two months after my visa extension expires? And why would they validate my 90 day report only until my extension expired?

    BTW .... the Immigration officer also told me we had to make appointments for a 90 day report in person and advised me not to use the mail service because it was so slow and could cost me another late fine.

  2. Is the 90 day report to Immigration due 90 days after an “O” Visa extension is approved or is it due 90 days from the previous 90 day report or is it due the same day the extension is granted?

    Very confused about this and this is about my 34th 90 Day Report.

    Background:

    Completed the 90 Day on-line June 2nd. Good until June 30th the expiration date of my “O” visa extension.

    Visa extension granted on June 30th.

    I made the 90 day report at Chiangwattana in person a week before the “understood” 90 day report was due (from June 30th) because the online site was not working. I have been doing the 90 day report 90 days after extension date the past 9 years without a hitch. First with Non “O” and now “O” the last two years.

    Upon reporting the Immigration officer said I was late and hit me with a 2,000 Baht fine. The Immigration officer said the 90 days starts from the last 90 report. I said yes but my last 90 day report was good only until June 30th when my visa extension expired. She saw all the dates on the June 90 day report and the visa extension ... didn't matter ... It was pay up or suffer the consequences.

    What’s right? If the Immigration officer is correct, then I should have done the 90 day report the same day I renewed my visa extension and Immigration has been getting it wrong with me since 2008.

    Anyone know if there any fixed immigration rules on this?

    When I deal with Thai Immigration people I feel like I am in a card game with a 7 year old that picks up his hand and says “OK … all red fours are a wild card this time.”

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  3. Something is not logical here. Well, this is Thailand. I remember when an IRA guy blew himself up in his flat on Oxford St. ... British police didn't think it was a suicide.

    Analogy: I remember working China in the 80's. We joked that there was no AIDS in China. Why? Because the government did not permit AIDS. Don't get it? There is no terrorism in Thailand. Why? The government doesn't permit it.

  4. Maybe I am old and paranoid now. I lived and worked in Islamic countries many years and never had concerns over Islam until recently. I have been living in Ratchatwei awhile now and it never was a Muslim area but recently I see more and more moving in and the relatively new mosque was modest and respectful about broadcasting calls to prayer 7 times a day ... until Ramadan. Now the mosque's loud speakers are blasting away 7 times a day and can be heard all over the Rathetewi area loud and clear. So I'm thinking about the so called Islamization of other countries. Here they build a mosque ... attract Muslims ... establish a Muslim community and then it's like they don't give a damn about or respect the non Muslim community's feelings about the loud speakers and calls to prayer. Is this happening elsewhere?

    Somebody is reading ThaiVisa because the obnoxiously loud calls to pray has toned way down. Being part of a society is respecting other people in society.

    Spoke too soon. No respect from the Muslim community. I guess in Islam respect is a monopoly for Muslims only.

  5. Maybe I am old and paranoid now. I lived and worked in Islamic countries many years and never had concerns over Islam until recently. I have been living in Ratchatwei awhile now and it never was a Muslim area but recently I see more and more moving in and the relatively new mosque was modest and respectful about broadcasting calls to prayer 7 times a day ... until Ramadan. Now the mosque's loud speakers are blasting away 7 times a day and can be heard all over the Rathetewi area loud and clear. So I'm thinking about the so called Islamization of other countries. Here they build a mosque ... attract Muslims ... establish a Muslim community and then it's like they don't give a damn about or respect the non Muslim community's feelings about the loud speakers and calls to prayer. Is this happening elsewhere?

    Somebody is reading ThaiVisa because the obnoxiously loud calls to pray has toned way down. Being part of a society is respecting other people in society.

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