Quickmill

Anyone had problem today 24/02/2023, signing in to the online system for TM47?

I tried many times but i always get "Invalid user name or password", but i did not change nothing since last report.

EDIT , problem solved, maybe a temporary internet issue.

Does anybody know if the validity of the residence certificate letter released by the embassy on November 2022 is considered until the end of the 2022 or it will be for 365 days?

Thanks.

I submitted the online form filling the "compulsory" fields, but strangely the given name filed has not the red star, so i skipped....of course my report has been refused, but i have time.

Anyway it's a bug in the system or has been like that since long time?

3 hours ago, edwinchester said:

They can't even enforce a motorcycle helmet law so I'd wager this one will be ignored too.

Agree. Maybe they will change the law, mandatory helmet for child in car.????

1 hour ago, mtls2005 said:

Can you share any detail on this option?

Are you a out-patient at Bumrungrad? Maybe you work there? Who can use this "desk"?

I'm not a out-patient as well don't work there.

Burmungrad , Business Building 10th floor, the desks for the 90 days report is available for everybody, just pay 650 THB, and must to back to collect the passport with the new report receipt after 1 or 2 days.

Just check the status...rejected, anyway i already provide through the Bumrungrad desk.

I'll try again next time, with more days in advance.

Mine sent Monday morning to CW but still pending, moreover it was my first time with the online system.

Considering i issued the request the last day available, i guess i still have the 7 days "spares", so i'll visit the Bumrungrad 90 days report desk.

My fault, next time i'll send the request 15 days in advance.

So the online 90 days report it allow only to issue the request 15 days before or even later? I did mine for the first time online the last day of validity, still pending, but i don't know if i was late or will be accepted. 

somebody has a clue?

Thank you.

A "salvia" ( translated form Italian to English it's "sage") test is probably good for some condiment????

I saw one at last year motor show, and i was really impressed.....huge quantity of plastic and/or non metallic parts as the  whole car body. 

Considering the Bangkok road conditions....i don't think that rivets fixing will lasting????

29 minutes ago, NativeBob said:

Sorry for question [might be a wrong place] but what about post offices? Average one, not GPO and not some agent shops? 

I need to send few parcels from Bangkok next week and afraid they could be closed.

Thanks!
PS: please only first-hand replies, who sent recently abroad. 

I sent an EMS yesterday from a small post office in Sukhumvit 101/1, a bit crowded but was open.

Considering that Bangkok is just 1,5 mt above the sea level, i don't think was anyhow possible to dig a tunnel with a diameter of approx 10mt maintaining it at least at sea level.

In the article is wrote that the Phra Kanong pump station will pump the water to the Chao Phraya river...."up-hill"????

43 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Only one TM7 form with copies and etc attached are required at CW.

So the original docs as required and only 1 set of these docs copies, not 2 set of copies right?

I did it last year but i forgot, how many copies are required for each docs and photos?

I will apply the extension in CW.

Thank you.

Gp

I resuscitate this topic for a question of a friend of mine.

He finished to pay the car finance while he was employed with WP, then he lost his job but he could apply for a regular retirement visa, now the finance company said he can't own the car with his name on the blue book due to he has no WP.

It's true?

I will go for SOMCHAI 5555

I don't see the big problem here, basically are simple and already in force hygiene and cleaning rules/behavior in the "regular" massage parlor or Spa, the only difference is the temperature check, and the mask, obviously the big room with many seats will be penalized, but this is mostly in tourist area and actually i don't think there will be soon a flock of tourists.

The small foot massage shop or a simple small massage shop will be penalized as well, but honestly, do you think that people are spasmodically waiting to get their foot massage again?

I think it' will be more give the opportunity to people to back to work....but how many are going to reopen, not because the difficult to respect the "restriciton"??

Depend where you live, but in Bangkok i just change the front tire on my Zoomer, at Honda dealer in Sukhumvit 71, a dunlop tire+ installation+ some small non requested but appreciate lubrication, total 858 THB.

The first original front dunlop tire lasted more than 50000 KM, just drove in Bangkok an average 30km per day.