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On 8/24/2020 at 4:27 PM, Tanoshi said:
And there have been a few from CW.
So, it would be pointless requesting a report from the forum unless indeed they knew the name of the officer they dealt with, as a different officer may act differently according to you.
But just for you pertaining to CW.
If you still have a valid Non O Visa, then they will process a 1 year extension application.
IF your Non O Visa has expired, no they will not process a 1 year extension application.
That line is being taken by a few IO's, although how the validity of the Non O Visa affects their decision making is beyond our logic.
What were the few reports? Are you saying there have been a few reports of people with an expired non o ME having used their 60 day extension getting (or being denied) an extension?
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Nobody is going on "vacation" until they actually have free will on that vacation. Get real.
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4 hours ago, Tanoshi said:
This is what's written (Dec 2018).
Evidence of income of father, mother or husband who is an alien which shows that throughout a year, an average income is not less than 40,000 baht monthly.
138-2557 (2019 )Supp Ev Income Eng P.pdf 89.42 kB · 3 downloads
Only CW can give you a definitive answer to that question.
As already stated the cabinet automatically extended your permission of stay from your Non O entry.
Theoretically you should therefore be able to apply for an annual extension, but in practice the Immigration offices aren't following the cabinet announcement and setting their own requirements to qualify.
You could also ring 1178 for an appraisal of your situation.
You are liable to get three different answers if you ask three different people at cw. Who to ask anyway? The officers after having taken a number and waiting all day, or the screening officers?
The reason this forum is here is for people to give reports. It is not feasible to go to cw every time someone has a question about a visa. I appreciate your answers but it seems this issue needs some more reports or perhaps its own thread.
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On 7/10/2020 at 1:44 PM, freesudani said:
They seriously think that tourists will be flocking to Thailand in October?
Tourists from Thailand, maybe, yes.. i suppose they think that. Probably true if they drop prices to where they should be when there is no demand.
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On 8/18/2020 at 5:42 PM, pixelaoffy said:
Bangkok has the craziest overpriced properties in Asia! The city is full of empty units and more being build to leave empty
Do units being empty have some sort of negative effect? Many neighborhoods worldwide where occupation rates are low, they are vacation homes.
Buying or not is an indicator. I do not believe living in it or not is an indicator of anything.
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Daily death toll Thai roads: 62
All time death toll covid 19: 58
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Rest assured everyone, governments always make the right choices.
Your time will be used efficiently and your tax dollars wisely spent.
No need to worry.
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It is what it is.
Trump has a lot on his plate. He has got to worry about being reelected so he can save the world from this other guy.
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Only 3,300 cases in Thailand. Therefore, when the borders open it will be able to spread rapidly.
Then they close the borders again of course. Maybe at that point we have 10,000 infected here.
Repeat, repeat...
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1 hour ago, Tanoshi said:
There are already confirmed reports of marriage extensions being accepted at CW when on the amnesty and having a valid Non Imm O Visa, but still subject to meeting the financial requirements.
After 60 day extension has been used, and when the original nonimm o has already expired (in other words, "on amnesty and having used 60 day extension")?
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11 hours ago, Puchaiyank said:
Thailand needs to learn a lesson about how to treat people who are putting money into their economy.
I believe there is a concerted effort by Thai immigration to create an atmosphere of uncertainty...fear...angst...unfriendly experience...to discourage some tourists and retirees...
The real question remains...why?
Now wait. I am always hearing Thais care only about money. But now you are upset at them because that is obviously not the case?
I am wondering which is it? Are they fully consumed by the almighty dollar? Or are they an evil empire that wants to expel all retirees. People can't have it both ways.
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19 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:The cry in the streets, all around the world, for as long as this old man can remember, has been "GO HOME YANKEE!"
Right. And perhaps even more importantly, if you do not go home and continue to occupy and invade a region, don't be surprised if you have military and contractor casualties. And certainly, do not label the people defending their region as terrorists.
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6 hours ago, stevenl said:
When a superpower tries to control the whole world people will stand up. Ultimately the superpower will lose.
Everyone has seen all of this before too. Too many times. Always the same result. Destabilize the country, kill American soldiers and civilians of occupied country, extract profitable resources and produce the equipment needed for war. Shux i wonder who wins? Such a tough equation to figure out. The world is done with it no doubt. One country stands up like Iraq did and the dominos could very well topple.
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This has gotten so insane. Trump has declared he will bomb Iranian cultural sites as you all know.
What perhaps you have not considered yet, would that not make him a terrorist by him own volition? Cultural sites are not filled with military targets. By definition they are occupied by civilians.
You cannot make this stuff up he is actually spouting that he is a terrorist, full stop, no way to deny it.
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18 minutes ago, puipuitom said:This general fought ISIS for only one reason: to get a lot more Iranian influence in Iraq and Syria.
He could be fighting isis because he believes doing so would bring him a unicorn to fly off into the sunset on. It does not matter. What matters is he was the one on the ground defeating isis, the US's enemy.
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4 hours ago, rabas said:80 million, I have been there many times. Why? Don't understand the thought process behind your question. A very large part of the population is anti-regime.
I will take your word for it. And, with this latest move of Trump, few if any of the population is anti regime now. They are united.
Do we start to see why it is only good for US weapons manufacturers for us to be over there? Every move we make pisses someone off. Just existing there increases tensions and creates enemies. The greatest irony at this point is the single greatest threat to isis, the general who handed them recent defeats, was killed by the US!
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5 minutes ago, AllThaiedUp said:Iran fully deserves every bombing they get. They have been far too cocky and taunting the US thinking that there will be just some talks about it and nothing happens. It's time that their petty threats were put to an end with some real power.
Obama drawing a line in the sand and the line was walked over.. nothing happened . What a joke that was and it makes us all look like fools.
Why on earth would they deserve it? Trump backed out of the nuclear deal which by all accords Iranians were following perfectly. That is an escalation by the US.
Articulate why they deserve it.
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War profiteers speaking on ways to start a war with Iran, all out in the open. Imagine how they talk in private!
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If American voters were forced to watch this <deleted> the world may be a better place. Imagine what these <deleted> talk like when there are no cameras and reporters!
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20 minutes ago, bristolboy said:What's your point? That Trump should pay attention to his critics? The relevant issue is the hypocrisy of Trump supporters. The same people who were applauding his withdrawal from Syria are now defending his escalation.
The biggest hypocrisy I see nowadays is people believing and repeating Trump administration talking points on the war, when we all know these are the same types of people who lied us into the Iraq War.
We literally all know for a fact that these politicians will lie, cover up and stop at nothing to invade countries where there are oil reserves involved. Yet, they still repeat the talking points as if they are facts.
You can listen to Pompeo talk and astonishingly every single thing that comes out of his mouth is obviously a lie or a prevarication. It is ridiculous they think citizens are that stupid, and even more ridiculous when people repeat what he says as if it were true.
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I live at about 5 meters above sea level in hua hin. I hope it rises i will be down to the water quicker.
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9 hours ago, Ireland32 said:
They can be obnoxious also, I was just in Starbucks Loudmouths
Koreans with big mouths. Sounds good to me.
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My theory is that Soleimani sacrificed himself. He knew the US would know his whereabouts.
Think of what it has accomplished already. US is out of Iraq. US could be held liable for an illegal assassination if it was an official diplomatic mission. Iranian people are now coming together to fight one common enemy.
It is the perfect tactical move if you are an Iranian. That is how stupid it was.
Whatever happened, this could be a turning point for downplaying the US involvement on the world stage.
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I have been having trouble getting home with the groceries without the bags so I decided to buy a new car. Not sure which is better, the belching diesel or the bags?
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Odds of getting marriage extension in Bangkok?
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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So, you have seen reports people were denied in this situation at CW?
Not that it matters, but the wording in the amnesty seems to encourage people to get a one year extension.