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1 minute ago, FruitPudding said:
That's pretty nuts, if the tests came back OK
Yes there is nothing you can do or complain to, when i queried the 88% increase in premium and new exclusions they just said you have gone up an age bracket.
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56 minutes ago, alien365 said:
Out of interest, is doing all these tests going to ultimately increase your health insurance premiums and make insurance more difficult to obtain when older? If you do every test under the sun they'll eventually find something.
If a Thai insurer then i am sure they will and they will add exclusions to your policy (it happened to me) even though the tests did not find anything, it would seem if you have a health check then in Thai eyes you must be worried about something
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It is not the use of an agent that is the problem, if you live in a place in this case Bangkok they expect to see you dealing with Bangkok immigration or the immigration office where you live(either your self or agent), their issue is those who use agents to obtain extension of stay etc but they see a stamp from some Issan office, and so suspect that you do not meet the financial requirements.
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4 minutes ago, Batty said:
Thanks mate. So, technically, shouldn't the 10th be ok? Reporting was due on 30th and I applied online on the 10th. That should fall into the very last day of the 7 day window, you would think?
I'm wondering why they rejected it then.
I guess I'll find out tomorrow!
When i have had a rejection, the email states what was wrong ie a missing field or not matching info, this is at CW Bangkok
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here is a snap shot of which countries most immigrants to ul came from
In the YE June 2023, the top five non-EU nationalities for immigration flows into the UK were: Indian (253,000), Nigerian (141,000), Chinese (89,000), Pakistani (55,000) and Ukrainian (35,000).
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The Russians are never going to allow the US AND EUROPE to install their nuclear missiles on its border any more than the US would allow Russia to put missiles in Mexico OR Cuba, as for Ukraine t is already game over, the don't have a an army they are mostly dead, the airforce was wiped out long ago, what happened to the awesome patriot missile system that was going to protect Kiev the Russians dealt with it, the Russians hold land in Ukraine that is held by a Russian speaking population that is also ethnically Russian, as for invade Europe why would Putin be bothered, America is pulling out fast the Israel crisis has given them the chance to cut their losses and get out like Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya etc etc
Remember the US and its allies are prepared to fight til the last Ukrainian (sadly)
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Sent mine by DHL about 1200 baht was delivered within 48 hours
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6 minutes ago, Sheryl said:
This. The Sydney Consulate may just be choosing to list the equivalent amount in AUS$.
Yes and/or they are getting confused with an OA visa where the money is kept in your home country, The MFA (ministry of foreign affairs) are responsible for embassies/ consulates, and their info updated 2022 shows
I would hate for the OP to pay 600 aud, which is not refundable if rejected
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Would be good to know if you get it via Sydney, if you transfer to Thailand you would be lucky to get 1% on it.
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Just had a look at the Sydney website the first thing that is wrong is it sats the visa is a 5 year visa, It is not it is a 10 year visa but given in 2 x 5 year blocls the same as the LTR visa and elite visa(or whatever it is called))
i will start my 2nd 5 year block next year
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I wonder if they are correct embassies and consulates can have the wrong info I have on 0X visa although not from Sydney and i did my yearly report they checked my bank account and they required a letter from my bank confirming the amount held and that had to be dated they day of document inspection
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1 minute ago, steevjee said:
Yes correct, I just checked, also it states that health insurance must be acquired from a Thai Insurance Co for at least the 1st year
https://sydney.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/non-immigrant-visa-type-o-x
You need the insurance every year, and you are supposed to report to immigration every year for a check on the insurance bank account etc
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29 minutes ago, steevjee said:
Thanks Sheryl, yes I have the necessary funds in my Aussie bank as I believe that is the case with the OX, as in not needed to be in a Thai bank?
Any idea re the Health Insurance bit?
The money must be held in a Thai bank account, and you need to show the money was transferred from abroad
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The OX visa is a 10 year visa (but given as 5+5 years) requires the 3 million baht money in a Thai bank account, also the insurance needs to come from an approved thai insurer see here https://longstay.tgia.org/
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I saw this ar Bumrungrad hospital, i have no experience of it nor no one that has
https://www.bumrungrad.com/en/health-blog/november-2021/water-vapor-therapy
https://www.bumrungrad.com/en/conditions/bph-benign-prostatic-hyperplasia
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Try The Accidental Butcher, Paelo Robbie, Villa might do it
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10 hours ago, HauptmannUK said:
The 1000km is a non-mandatory courtesy check. Takes about 15 mins to do a visual check plus a free wash if you want one. Oil/filter are not changed. It is not required for warranty.
My Toyota 1000km check was mandatory to keep the warranty in force and they did change the oil as well, the labour charge was free but had pay for the oil, this was 18 months ago
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1 hour ago, lvsyeo said:
Hello, I'll be taking a driving licence in bkk or cm on a tourist visa 30 days. May I know how and where to get a TM30 for residence certificate on a tourist visa without any rental contract ?
Can anyone tell me which hotel or guesthouses can help issue TM30 if i just book a day or 2?
Any advice is deeply appreciated.
ThanksYou will not get a certificate of residence at Bangkok immigration without a 90 day report (tm47), a TM30 should be done by your landlord or hotel. by its self it is not enough for a residents certificate
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Log into your gateway account check the amounts are correct check your tax code, you should not need to do anything(as both pensions are taxed via paye), if the amounts shown are wrong you can amend them online.
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42 minutes ago, Gknrd said:Just a heads up. I came to Thailand as a tourist and decided to get my teeth cleaned and one of my teeth was hurting. I went in and the 3 teeth were loose and he said there was nothing to be done but pull them. I was not thinking and said ok..
He pulled it and then started the implant talk. I got suspicious.. Long story short I quit going and left the country. I went to my dentist and he said the extractions were completely unnecessary . I had several loose teeth and he did a deep cleaning and went into the root system and stopped the disease. All my teeth tightened up and now I am 100% except now I need an implant where the idiot in Thailand pulled the tooth.
Do not go to Thailand for Dental work.. period is my advice.
Just a heads up..
I can totally believe this, my experience was not as bad as yours, but unnecessary work carried out. it seems money beats ethics
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I had a policy tied to my visa had it 3 years no claims, then due to an accident i tried to claim on the out patient part of the insurance, they turned it down as i had not informed them within 24 hours, the doctor i saw actually phoned them and they relented my total claim was for about 15000 baht, at renewal my premium jumped from around 30000 to 88000 baht, then the hospital contacted me and said the insurer wanted to see all my medical records, i had had the policy 3 years i gave full disclosure at the time, so 3 years after i had taken out the policy i had one of those full checkups at the hospital they did not find anything of significance, i then had a letter from the insurance adding a whole lot of exclusions for things i do not have, if it is for your Thai wife have a look at FWD.
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The only place i can find any info in english is this from a Phuket newspaper
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1 hour ago, mokwit said:
Yes, that is for re registering the property with supporting documents to continue filing online, BUT does it also mean file a new TM30? This we don't know methinks.
Yes the email stated she needs to file a new TM30, the e mail gave the new address.
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1 minute ago, mokwit said:
I think you only have to reregister if you want to continue filing online?. Previously filed TM30's don't show up apparently, but are you sure you need to do a new TM30? If you have filed using a paper form dating back from 1979 I would guess that filing still stands.
My landlord stated she had an email from immigration saying she had to re register on the new site/
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A ceramic coating will make the car shine beautifully and will make it easier to clean that is all, it will not protect against stone chips heavy scratches etc, for that you need the car wrapped, if the car is left out in the sun then it might last a year,