jeffandgop

Mine was certainly sent via EMS. However, the Post Office just placed the package on the wall at my home; never alerted me that they had a delivery nor obviously was my signature required/requested. Anybody could have picked the envelope up and walk away with it.....

The tracking number was printed on the outside of the envelope. It was the same number as given at the time the order was placed. It never showed up in the Thai Post Office tracking system- during transit or at or after delivery.

In my case the Thai Post tracking number I was given at the time I placed the order NEVER appeared on their tracking system & I was checking daily. I received my new passport in the Thai Post envelope without knowing that it was coming. Yes, the tracking number on the envelope was the same provided at the time I placed my order......

No one can answer this question- you need to ask your insurance company. Premiums are based on the type of policy, claim history, age, etc. I can obtain a rate schedule from my insurance company for their various health plans and age. 70 years old may or may not be a premium increase from your current provider at that stage. And what's a normal annual increase??

Not correct. I use an agent here in CM & the application is sent to and returned by the regional or Bangkok office....

Thanks for the info. So this is the msg I received after calling that number. I’m going to ignore it

And when I tried to dial 850# to check status:

Today’s text msg just received from True. Now they’re expanding their reach to eSIM…. ”Your SIM card and eSIM require update. Please bring your SIM and ID card/passport to True Shop by May 31, 2025 at no charge. You will get FREE 3GB of data and FREE 50 mins of all-network calls when the update is completed. Check your SIM status, dial 850#. Apologize if you have already proceeded.”

Typical because it's a disorganized mess. My cell phone service is w/True- has been for many years. Postpaid. I don't have a SIM card; I have an E-SIM. For many weeks now I have been getting True text messages to "update my SIM card". Weeks ago when I called to ask for the details of this "upgrade" the response was I would have better cell phone service with an "upgraded" SIM. When I replied I didn't have a SIM, the rep responded "thank you" and that was the end of the call. Still for weeks continued to receive True text messages to "update my SIM card"; both my wife and I went to a True store in the mall with our E-SIM cell phones to discuss this "upgrade" the rep quickly responded that it was not necessary for either of us to do anything and we left the store. The True text messages to "update my SIM card" continue to this day. Typical.

I have tested it only once to call a relative in the US. It worked fine. I have every reason to believe that it will work when I need to call my bank or a government agency. (Whether the government agency will itself work or do any good is another question.)

Yes.

Actually based on marriage (400K required but I kept 500K +throughout the many years now of having this fixed deposit account)

Beg to differ. Never required by CM IMM to update my fixed deposit account passbook on the day of application for the annual EOS- for either previous based on retirement and now presently based marriage. Regular savings yes, never fixed deposit.

For the last 10 years I've maintained a fixed account to park the necessary funds for my annual EOS at the CM Imm. I've gotten the bank letter and passbook update up to 7 days before applying for my extension. This year (last month) I got my bank letter and passbook update the day before applying and CM on the day of applying still required another update to the fixed account passbook!