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47 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

Meechai said he wondered why this time it was not considered unconstitutional

Hey, Moron - YOU wrote the bloody constitution! Why are you trying to find fault with it. Just F off and die already. This country's had enough of you.

If it is your first extension on the current visa, the yes, you will get 60 days for being a family member of a Thai national (In this case your child).

Docs are passport, birth certificate, child's tabien baan and some proof of residence(lease, letter from house owner)? I stand to be corrected, but I think that was it...

5 hours ago, Eligius said:

This is a total farce.

 

And some people still can't see it. All those naive optimists who really, sincerely, trustingly believe that we are going to have an 'election' in February.

For Goodness' sake: see the writing on the wall.

 

THERE IS GOING TO BE ANOTHER DELAY!

 

THERE IS NOT GOING TO BE AN ELECTION NEXT FEBRUARY!!

 

"THERE IS GOING TO BE ANOTHER DELAY!

THERE IS NOT GOING TO BE AN ELECTION NEXT FEBRUARY!!"

That's what the DPM said - the delay's already happened (11 months from today is May 2019)

6 hours ago, webfact said:

in what scientists say will be the first Thai food to leave earth.

 

I thought it came from Borneo? I know Thailand has the most variety, but come on, Durian is not "Thai food".

7 hours ago, webfact said:

“If they have so many conditions, we’ll have to rethink the whole idea of holding the meeting,” the deputy said.

In what world done one suggestion equal 'so many'? In Juntaland I guess - where one suggestion is one too many.

On 5/29/2018 at 12:26 AM, bangkokfrog said:

Not sure about the forward thinking school director comment. Look at the regimented (almost frightened to do something wrong?) faces on the kids waiting for their hug and chance to speak English before going into class. Although the teacher may be genuine in her love for her students, their faces show all that is wrong with the Thai education system.

All I see is a bunch of 8 year olds that mighy be a bit camera shy and/or are trying their best to behave for the camera. 

2 hours ago, Jeremia Juxtaposed said:

Thanks - so these fellas didn't embezzled temple funds from the poor, buy sports or vintage cars, have private jets or shag dead bodies..........I could understand the comments if that were the case...

Those orange shit stains have already received their share of insults...what's your point? Because other monks do bad deeds, this guy needs to be given a break? The 'Buddhist' sect is one of the main root causes of systemic problems in this country, the other has universal legal protection so I won't call anyone out.

7 minutes ago, Jeremia Juxtaposed said:

They are in jail for this "over alleged unauthorised use of royal initials in amulet making and the other over his alleged actions as a co-leader of the People’s Democratic Reform Committee protests in 2014. "

 

Why all the vitriol - Have I missed something??

 

I really don't mind being educated on the subject...politely

All charges in legal casesstart with "alleged" - the facts are that he was involved with protests with the aim to overthrow the elected government, he was in charge of a group that umlawfully captured police officers, and as a monk he should have no direct dealing with money, let alone fraudulently creating amulets which by definition are fraudulent.

He is as corrupt as his captors - I guess that's where the vitriol comes from.

8 hours ago, Number 6 said:

The fact that one even needs to show a house book is ridiculous. Half the nation does not live at the addresses.

 

The entire nation is getting set up for data theft. They can't even get the online 90 day reporting system sorted after how many years?

 

They don't have to show their ID cards which by law they need to have on their person anyway. So genius.

 

Try visiting a random ministry website: If you're using Chrome there's a good chance you be given the red screen of "turn back now" - their websites are about as safe as condom stapled to its cover.

As is often the case when it comes to Thai immigration topics/terms etc. Photos of your work permit stamps and passport stamps will make it easier to give you the correct advice.

In a country that is usually reluctant to "open" any jobs for foreigners, I would guess that the government discovered that there was a shortage of hairdressers hence the need to get foreigb help. ?

I'm sure Janthipha Khwanwatana has looked at the big picture. ?

1 hour ago, holy cow cm said:

My son told me today (student M6) that the moral majority of all Thai seem to hate P1 and P2. Not dislike but hate. So as I take it this speaks hugely. 

 

We also found out today that when a kid takes the choice to do M3 - M6 for military training or awareness to escape the draft at 21, that it is a farce. Yes you will not do the pick a color draft, but you are indeed in the military for life as a reserve. Now what kind of hogwash is this pile of doodoo. 

 

We put him into the training so he would be free from the arsholes. 

 

Also from the powers that be they have increased the training method this year. Is Big and small p expecting an invasion? Or are they keeping themselves surrounded with slaves to be safe?

R.O.T.C. stands for "Reserve Officers Training Course" so I'm not sure why you're surprised.

It's still better than conscription though because the Chance of reserves being called up is very small: Enlisted soldiers are around 200,000 and Thailand has not been involved in anything more than a border skirmish or occasional crackdown on civilians, so they've got plenty to spare before they need the reserves. 

8 hours ago, webfact said:

Sansern said the government believed that no one – including local business operators – wanted to see the gathering as it

Arrogant prick - obviously the attendees DO want to the gathering (or are they not real people) ?

5 minutes ago, taipan1949 said:

If that was Trudeau he would have had on his best and most colorful monkey suit on.

Wdsor flia em

8 hours ago, MaxLee said:

First UBER and now AirBnB...... 

First running red lights, then motorbikes riding on the pavement, then buying alcohol near schools, and now....

Point is: another new law/threat that is meaningless without enforcement. (Uber operated under threats for 2+ years before they sold - never any real action)