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Jajazazajaja
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3 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:
If not extended then a 30 day special extension with a letter from your embassy requesting it will be possible.
I cannot see an agent being of much help since apparently you are not working here.
Thanks
I heard some can cancel existing visas and get new ones issued
(don’t know how they do this, but I can guess)
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I’m Non-B multi entry. No WP, visa good till December, let entry stamp expired June 7th
IF the amnesty is not extended. What options would a Visa agent be able to offer me? I’m late 30s, so not retirement visa anyway
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6 minutes ago, theWTD said:
Thanks for the help US Embassy. Would it be so hard to issue some letters and keep us from having a crazy mass exodus back home?
Much more likely that there is no need for letters at this time
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2 minutes ago, mike787 said:up to you but its NOT going to a free ride forever mate! Thailand is not giving out free visa and passports.
Of course not,
but there will be some solution, and it won’t need a Visa agent
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14 minutes ago, drbeach said:It's a force majeur situation.
I'm sick of reading about various bar stool conspiracy theories not based in fact. Thai immigration were forced to put in place some kind of scheme to handle the many stranded foreigners here. Many flights were cancelled, in fact even today there are probably only 10% the number of flights that are usually running and all 37 international land border crossings remain closed. Neighboring countries are closed.This is a once in a lifetime event. If Thailand wanted to rid itself of the "foreigner" problem as some of the conspiracy theories go, then they could have done so a long time ago. Why wait until now.
They could have decided that tourism is only going to be for rich people or do a Saudi Arabia and not issue any tourist visas anymore (incidentally, Saudi last year for the first time actually introduced a tourist visa).
With a properly managed scheme in place, the country can manage the gradual exit of foreigners stranded here without breaking up families or putting a strain on their limited resources. This plan would be in effect until the borders re-open.
I’ve never understood the expat paranoia of “oh they have been trying to get rid of us for years” thing
i hear it every night in the pub from people who have been here for 20 years without any problems
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10 minutes ago, audaciousnomad said:Of course it is. Your agent's livelihood depends on them convincing you to pay.
????15 minutes ago, mike787 said:it is official from my agent...NO extension. July 31 on must pay.
Your agent knows full well this “announcement” is unofficial and means absolutely nothing.
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Have been tipped off by someone who knows about such things that the spokesman isn’t speaking with authority.
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I’m on Non-B multi: last entry stamp expired 4th June. Visa good till December
I guess it’s a job for a visa agent unless the amnesty is extended?
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3 minutes ago, jackdd said:
Afaik they never said this. Can you provide a quote where immigration said this?
What do you think a 3 month Visa amnesty means? What do you think the July 31st deadline was for?
Come on...
do you know what an expiration date on a Visa means?
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1 hour ago, notyouraveragefarang said:I think its crazy to think 2-3 weeks before amnesty expires they're gonna tell everyone they have to leave and not have a clean and reasonable route for people to take to leave and re-enter the country.
People have been waiting this out for a while and have settled in here and it would be ridiculous to wait this long to tell people to leave...and go where?
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4 hours ago, BritTim said:
Well, I personally have no immediate plans to visit Angola, but out of curiosity decided to see if it is possible. The answer is that, yes, it can be done. Cheapest is Finnair to Helsinki and Brussels, and then Ethiopian Air to Luanda via Addis. In all, about a 34 hour trip.
I did BKK the Luanda with Emirates a few years ago. The Angolan visa application process is a royal pain in the <deleted>.
they learned a lot from the Soviet advisors back in the 80s
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I’m on a Non-B multi and if I go back to UK, they will never let me back. I hope to Christ they extend the amnesty
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Spent a day up and down Sukhumvit trying to open with a Multi Non B, with no WP
Tried about 15 banks and told no every time
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It’s an owl. Caught it loitering around at dusk
beautiful creature, appears to be nesting opposite me in a school building
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Right, I’m going to sit by my window to get a better look tonight
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It flashes past my window in the dark. I wish I could get a pic
owl is a possibility. It’s big tho, I wish I could get a better look where it’s nesting
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See it every night flying gracefully past my 7th floor window in Bangkok. Large, Kite sized
definitely not a bat
any ideas?
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1 hour ago, meechai said:The owners are the managers boss.
I would check with the committee as they are the owners
Do you own or rent there?
If own tell them your not paying pool maint etc as long as its not available
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14 hours ago, josephbloggs said:
Who has declared China safe? The country is still closed to all arrivals for another month at least - and likely to be extended.
So care to explain what you are talking about? Or is it just another miserable uninformed rant?
Thank you!its this kind or utter nonsense that leads me to despair with ex-pats here.
they make something up then get outraged about it. I think they have nothing better to do.
The “Chinese tourists get priority over is” is another onecan they give an example?
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My condo was extremely reluctant to open. Same waffling excuses. I just kept at them for about a week until she got sick of me and opened it all up
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Just went down and asked
yes is open for trips to Pattaya
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7 hours ago, Mikeinapac said:
This is what should have been in place from the beginning with single country bans for irresponsible nations, eg, USA, who dont have proper measures to monitor or control their citizens.
So many people impacted by such a short-sighted, narrow-minded decision to close the borders when the economy is heavily reliant on tourism. People arent going to come flooding to Thailand. A lot of people are afraid to travel. Except the idiots in the USA I guess but you can just ban flights from badly performing nations.
the economy isn’t heavily reliant on tourism, it accounts for 20% max. They are protecting the 80% of the economy by not letting in In thousands of infected people and putting the internal economy at risk-
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36 minutes ago, luckyluke said:
With beer or without?
A beer house without beer should be somehow absurb.
Addendum
I just read on their Facebook :
"Alcohol to take away only"
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3 hours ago, luckyluke said:
I'm waiting for
The Old English Pub ( Thonglor / Sukhumvit 55 )
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Ekamai Beer House ( Sukhumvit 63 ).
Ekkamai beer house is now open
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What options would a Visa agent be able to offer me?
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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I’m on Non-B multi. Last entry stamp expired June 7th and Visa is good till December.
i need to stay till at least September as I have an important factory inspection at end of August.
Im late 30s so can’t get a retirement visa.
what could a Visa agent do, exactly, to extend my stay?
thanks