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20 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

They are on Facebook (Medisafe Pharmacy).
Order on Facebook chat.

Payment to their bank account before shipment.

Order yesterday, offered generic, and the two brands I enquired about,  delivery 55THB.

Ordered the brands I’ve used before here in Thailand.

Not been in to Mukdahan recently, however will check on line…….Medisafe 

???? 

Trying to get hold of Bisoprol Fumate 5mg and Ramipril 2.5mg in the above area’s, have drawn a blank in my local town and also in Yasothon,  the Thai brands are Concor or Hypercor and Tritace or Vaspril I know I can get these in Bangkok but don’t really want to go there at the moment.

Living in the sticks can be a pain 

Thanks MikeN 

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Just a quick one, anyone know the cost of parking 24 hours at UBP?

I know years ago if you drove a little bit past he entrance there was a hard standing area where you could park FOC but I know that’s all been developed now.

I have used the car park for a an hour or so to drop off and pick in the past but never overnight

I am doing the same thing, I entered on 45 days, 28th March  UK Male, Married for 11 years, Thai bank account 400k plus.

I am being dealt with by Yasothon immigration,  a very helpful  team there was informed, by them that.

1. towards end of 45 day entry apply 30 day extension, which I have done.

2 apply for 60 day extension, on day of expiry of 30 day, or as near to that date, if falls on weekend, holiday, which for me is next Saturday so will apply next Friday for 60 day extension. As the 60 day will start the day you apply so I will lose one day  unlike the initial 30 day which you can get before and will run from day your initial stay expires. 

3. two weeks prior to end of 60 day extension then apply for 90 day Non O visa, and then can hopefully do extension of stay based on marriage.

was told to bring original marriage cert and KOR 2 all of which I have, and also the standard passport wife ID ect.

please note I am registered TM30 with immigration when I arrived. 

33 minutes ago, transam said:

You can apply for a 30 day extension, then if required you can get a 60 day to visit wife......

yes that's even better 45 plus 30 + 60, which give me extra time to sort out, my bank account.......Thanks

Thanks.

I am returning to Thailand 28th March, entering on 45 day visa exempt (I am a UK passport holder), going to Yasothon Provence , to stay with my wife (married 10 years) I intend to extend for 60 days, before looking at some options, the extension will be at Yasothon Immigration.

We will do the TM30  on arrival, which we have done before, but do I still need a TM6, which was suspend, temporary, if I do require a TM6, how do I get one?

28 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

You certainly can.

Be aware that the application for non O needs to be made with 15+ days remaining on you visa exempt entry stamp.

Good option. 

400k in Thai bank account on day you apply. 

 

Thank you for that info, the problem is I no longer have Thai Bank account it was closed some 4 years ago now, so that could be my downfall on this option, the on line e visa NON O ask for a letter from wife, and photo of myself holding my passport information page..........ect ect, it as bad as getting a C Class visa for my wife to visit the UK which we have done a few times.

Any advice on the Thai Bank account obtaining one with out a visa.

We live in the north east between Ubon and Mukdahan, banks are to keen to open one up for foreigners, I Had SBC fro Phram 9 previously. 

44 minutes ago, Robin said:

You can enter on 30 day non-visa exempt and then change to Non O at your local I/O.  Saves all the messing about with the London RTE site and stupid requirements  I did it 2 months ago; straight in at SVB with 30 day stamp in PP.  Conversion at local (Phayao ) I/O easy and now on 90 day Non O, waiting to get Retirement extension..  neededd to show 800K in Thai bank to get Non O, same as for retirement, but otherwise straightforward.

Thanks Robin, I am not doing retirement, i will do based on marriage which is 400,000K, However i was unaware that you could get an NON O at Immigration, the entry in is now 45 days, until end of March 23, so that would be an even better option.

I would use Yasothon Immigration,  which is the catchment area for me.

Thanks, my thinking it was more retirement questions, I ll go with uploading a page with that statement 

I am just applying on line in the UK for  NON O single entry., I have just go to a part which is asking to showing  10K, is this required on a 90 day entry???? , I am married to a Thai for the past 10 years, and have submitted Marriage cert (Thai) and copy of wife's ID. use to apply direct with the Royal Thai Embassy in London in person, and have used multiple entry and also 1 year extensions based on marriage in the past.

I am returning now to after a quick 3 week visit after a 3 year wait due to COVID, and will do an extension of stay for 12 months at the end of the 3 month period. 

Some of the questions seemed more aimed at OA and maybe multiple... any one with experience in the Single entry give me a bit of advice please

Thanks to all for your reply's

Firstly I will appolgise if this has been answered many times ( I've been off the site for nearly 3 years, and stuck in the UK) 

Going to visit my wife in Issan , in October (it was easier for her to come to UK for 6 months last year).

so this is what i understand, after getting my flight re booked after it was cancelled 2 times in 2020, TM6 not required (recommended if you are doing anything with immigration), no travel insurance ( but again recommended) and show proof of vaccination.

so the question is does immigration accept the UK NHS Covid 19 travel pass app from your phone

Thanks for that I know the JP Emerald easy place to find and only a 60 min drive

I am retrunning to Thailand in the next 12 days after having to come back to the UK for two weeks, I am a NON O Multi visa holder which will expire in September, ( that is not important or the issue here), I always do a TM30, its no bother at all, I live in a small village near Loeng Nok Tha, and we have always gone Amnat Charoen Immigration, ( one of the quietest places I've ever used, and the guy in charge is very helpful) when I did my TM30 in March they said that a new office was opening soon (take with a pinch of salt in LOS), Yasothon which Loeng Nok comes under, does anyone know if this new office has opened????

They said it would near to the TOT building, heading up towards the large Temple, find any information on the new one here as I sit in the UK waiting to fly back a week on Wednesday.

I live near Mukdahan,  50 km north, cross to Laos every 90 days, (multi non o) do my TM 30 every time I come back, the next day ( obviously Mon to Fri and non government holiday days) at Immigration at Amanat Charoen, have done for a few years now. 

Lucky for me it’s not a busy place at all, and it’s knly 30 km away from home.

Did my NON O in person at the Royal Thai Embassy in London  last August, No need to sign documents just gave a copy of Marriage certificate and wifes passport, completed form, passport photos x 2.....plus payment,  no other documents are required.

Hi all thanks very much for your ideas, I have spoken to the lad today, and he knows he has to speak to Immigration, which he has gone to do today........and will face what ever happens, all the thoughts given here is what I talked about with him the other day......

Please can we close the post .......Thanks again to all 

31 minutes ago, charliebadenhop said:

I know nothing about this specific problem,

 

But my daughter who is a dual national- Japanese and American, often leaves Japan using her Japanese passport, and enters the US with her US passport, all on the same trip. And then switches the routine coming back. 

 

No one had ever looked for stamps, to see where she has been. Neither Japanese or US authorities. 

yea great........but is her passport at either end expired????????? This is the problem..........he has not valid Thai passport

3 minutes ago, BEVUP said:

Ok, but on that note since he is dual Citz can' he just hold onto his Boarding pass with the exit stamp out of Lao & show them & enter wit UK passport

Well this is the problem, no one know's, if he tries it and it works, great stuff.........but if it goes Tits.........what is Thai Immigration going to do, refuse him entry on grounds of deception.......turn him back to Laos, Laos refuse him entry on the same grounds............

3 minutes ago, Mattd said:

I am not sure that this would work, as it is highly probable that if enters Laos using his Thai ID card he will have to depart using the same, when trying to enter Thailand on his British passport there will be no departure stamp from Laos, so they might refuse entry, I am led to understand that the Thai land borders do check for the departure stamp when entering Thailand?

Correct........its a catch 22, yes he can go to Laos with his ID card no problem, but he cant explain his UK passport when he shows to Thai immigration where he has been........t

7 minutes ago, BEVUP said:

So why couldn't he enter Lao with a Boarder Pass (good for 3 day I think ) since he has no Thai passport ?

 

& then as suggested leave on english one 

But he cant leave on an English passport as he has no Laos visa in his passport..........he only has his 3 day boarder pass,