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Good to know, so if that's not visible, then should be ok

Were you diabetic/prediabetic? a1c of 5 wouldn't indicate that. BTW, lower back stretches can be a game changer for reducing, stopping back pain, see YouTube

obvious isn't it, for those who haven't registered properly will have their banking affected in some way, deadline was 30 Apr

i did mine a few weeks ago and like you i didn't provide any additional forms, but at the end the IO handed me a couple of forms to sign, said nothing, no time to read. I reckon those forms were the ones mentioned in the op

AIS has update your ID all over their website, so i email them to check, lady calls me back to say my ID is ok but you need to go to branch to sign some forms, new terms or something. So i go to AIS and they said everything ok, no need to change or sign anything. Typical

Immigration haven't asked in previous years

This thread goes into detail https://aseannow.com/topic/1356355-uk-passport-renewal-email-received-send-us-your-passport-2-weeks-after-applying/page/6/#comment-19770049

because we know Jomtien could just use it as an excuse to send you to the back of the line, hence why most sensible people prepare all docs in advance

Some of us like getting things done rather than the typical procrastination

I hear there are additional forms now, not just the usual extension form. stm2 stm9 stm11 Anyone concur? anyone have the link to the templates? I can't find it

You may have read that there's lot's of issues at the NEW passport office currently

2 days

How long is Jomtien taking to approve the online 90 days? anyone have info the last week?

High blood pressure is a big factor, also could have undiagnosed PFO, 1 in 4 has one

You may be right, although i recall getting the initial bill thing in Mar/Apr before. Pattaya City Hall says May

Apart from those 2 eggs, what was your diet like? and your blood figures?

Usually it arrive in April, but no have. City Hall said to contact them if hasn't been received by May

FYI

Correct, not bald with thick neck and tatts

Yeah I'm thinking a deposit scheme on arrival, refund on exit for good behaviour

Belgium? Need to criminal record check people wanting visas, that will filter out 50% of the riff raff. I'll help filtering out the rest, people with tattoos or thick necks or look shady gets denied entry at the airport

Check the network app, usually has your name there

The "seven dangerous days" of the Songkran festival in Thailand, which ran from April 11 to April 17, 2025, saw a total of 1,538 road accidents nationwide. These accidents resulted in 253 fatalities and 1,495 injuries. Here's a breakdown of the statistics: * Total Accidents: 1,538 * Fatalities: 253 * Injuries: 1,495 Key Findings: * Decrease Compared to Last Year: There was a significant decrease in road accidents (24.8%), injuries (27.43%), and fatalities (11.85%) compared to the same period in 2024. * Most Involved Vehicles: Motorcycles were involved in the highest percentage of accidents (84.11%). * Leading Causes: The primary causes of accidents were speeding, cutting in front of other vehicles, and drunk driving. * Road Types: Most accidents occurred on straight roads (89.80%), followed by highways (44.22%), village roads (29.25%), and city streets (14.29%). * Peak Accident Time: The most dangerous time for accidents was between 6:01 PM and 9:00 PM (18.37%). * Provinces with Highest Accidents: Phatthalung recorded the highest number of accidents (63), followed by Lampang (52) and Narathiwat (49). * Province with Highest Fatalities: Bangkok reported the highest number of deaths (19). * Provinces with Zero Fatalities: Six provinces reported no road deaths: Nakhon Nayok, Phichit, Phuket, Ranong, Satun, and Sing Buri. * Age Group of Victims: A significant number of fatalities were individuals aged between 20 and 29 years old, with 64.67% being male. Road Safety Campaigns: During the Songkran period, various road safety campaigns were implemented to reduce accidents. These included: * Increased police presence and checkpoints nationwide. * Public awareness campaigns emphasizing safe driving practices, such as "don't speed – wear a helmet" and "don't drink and drive." * Focus on high-risk behaviors like speeding and not wearing safety gear. * Analysis of accident-prone areas to improve road safety measures. * Deployment of public health volunteers for first aid and emergency response. While the statistics show a decrease in accidents and fatalities compared to the previous year, the number of road incidents remains a significant concern, highlighting the ongoing need for sustained efforts in road safety education, strict law enforcement, and public awareness.

There is 3+ curtain shops on Thepprasit, they should know or maybe can do

Presumably you can develop it over time, rather than having it since a child?