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Hello

I have a 3 month NON-B that expiring at the moment and just went to immigration to get a 7 days extension. Now I have to leave and get a new one year visa and my problem is that the accountant doesn't have the papers ready since they're on holiday. Can I go out of the country just to get a 30 day and then go in 30 days to get a new NON-B when all the paperworks are done, or is that a bad idea?

Or should i stay and get overstay until the accountant is back from holiday and go then?

Maybe he too needs to speak with Prayut's wife?

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I want to stress that police have investigated this case based on the law, examined evidence in line with international standards... Police Chief

How pathetic he is. The country's chief forensic pathologist has already said that his police didn't even examine evidence in line with Thailand's own low standards.

a) he is stupid

b ) he is a liar

c) he is a stupid liar

He's also getting paid of course. All the way up to the top it goes. If one admit the whole house oaf cards will crumple.

I think everybody should boycott the island. It's clear that someone in the tourist industry with big money don't want the truth to come out. Why go there, when they look at tourist like cattle?

Here on Koh Phangan we have a lot of different rumors. Some say the curfew is lifted, others say it's still in place. Anybody know what's happening? The tourist organizations are requesting they lift the curfew here I have heard, but is it confirmed?

Ha ha she just lost her face

Nice photos

Not visiting Koh Phangan because of the Full Moon Party, is like not visiting Madrid because of bull fighting. Just ignore the bull fight area, or just ignore Haad Rin. Koh Phangan is Thailand's fifth biggest island and it has a lot to offer. Haad Rin is just a spot on the map, and the island is probably the best kept secret in Thailand. I've been living here for a couple of years now and only once I made it to Haad Rin and the Full Moon Party. It wasn't for me. But I just love this island and so does a lot of other people. Full Moon is getting more and more marginalized and I'll be surprised if it survive another 25 years.

Anybody know what's up with the multi million facelift that Thong Sala pier got funding for? Can we expect to see any changes soon or did the money go elsewhere?

The latest number I heard was 52 deaths in motorbike accidents this year so far. About 50% or those are farang, the rest is thai or burmese.

I think that among the people who lives on this island, about 15 has a drivers license.

When I asked the police about why they don't fine the driver who crashed into the kindergarden, they said that they can't fine the tourists who come here to enjoy themselves. But it's perfectly ok to fine somebody 20.000 baht for smoking a joint. Seem like they have their priorities all messed up.

I never been anywhere where they consume so much printing paper as in Thailand. I guess somebody connected to the paper industry.

One thing I think about is what's gonna happen with the visa when ASEAN gets active. I guess they have to start reconsider may things then? Is it still gonna be possible to get visas in the neighbouring countries? Or do all farang need to go back to their own country? Is the visa still gonna be the same as now? Do they introduce more different kinds of visa? The list of questions is long.

Wasn't he doing the same thing in Korea before?

Koh Phangan is back to normal 20:45

Any new about the Donsak Airport? Haven't seen any development so far, and no news for over a year now.

I came back last week from KL to Surat Thani, and I couldn't miss to notice that they are building a new landing strip new to the old one. Anybody know anything about this? And what changes that will bring to the airport?

Today i saw that they have installed a yellow rotating flashing light in that corner where the accident happened. I guess that they finally thought that it was one accident to many in that corner.

What would minimize the accidents is songthaews, police checkpoints and the ban of automatic bikes. If there only where geared bikes less than 50% of the unexperienced drivers would rent bikes. But none of these things will happen as long there's businesses that will lose money on these changes.

Since this accident it has died a few more farangs here in Koh Phangan i learned yesterday. In fact one every day. To top everything I just witnessed another crash this morning. A farang and a thai in a head on collision on the Baan Tai - Haad Rin road. The farang died instantly even if the ambulance was there in 5 minutes. This is really sad times for Koh Phangan. How many has to die before this madness ends?