Old Croc

You've been lucky, give it a try.

Most IOs have required both for years. A bank book which can be updated periodically is generally not a reliable guide as to how much is held in an account at a given time. Surprised there was an office that hasn't required the statement.

No. It's been commonly required by Immigration since the money-in-bank rules changed several years ago. You have to show that you have held the 800k and 400k in the bank for the required periods over the previous year.

Chips Rafferty

I concur. A British friend, who has passed, used to buy his post every day from there. It's about 320 meters north of the circle on CF East.

What's the (b) option?

There was a rule on this forum against posting missing person searches and this case illustrates why it existed. This was not a police search, it was instigated by an hysterical sister or ex-girlfriend. Authorities obviously knew early that he had departed but couldn't (officially) comment without consent. The guy left early for Finland perhaps because he found Thailand too hot for his delicate British constitution or perhaps because he met a hot Finnish girl about to head home. Strange travel patterns do attract scrutiny at airports for good reason.

So someone told them where you were.

A short trip in and out of Bangkok, then an unusual route taken back to a third country. Not Thailand news. Some people here are as stubborn as Mules in clinging to a story.

Some dobber must have called them.

Don't worry, most of them believe the intergalactic highway construction project for a hyperspace express route was completed without being aware it went to Phuket for a feasibility study.

I was initially surprised, and frustrated, by the incredible layers of paperwork and processes to effect simple everyday tasks. To transfer a phone line required more than an hour sitting in front of a clerk in TOT painstakingly completing multiple forms, photocopies, signatures and payment of deposits, etc. Transferring the electric connection was even worse where I was confronted by a Vogon clone who demanded more and more documentation to simply change the name on the connection. These things are handled by a short phone call in my home country. My surprise was because Thailand was/is largely computerized, but many government and public companies either don't understand or mistrust their use. They require, and store, reams of paperwork for everything. My yearly visits to the bank for a statement and simple letter still rankles because of the protracted processes involved.

In some countries, people commit road rage and vandalism against EVs out of extreme ignorance and unreasonable hate. I despair about the lack of education and rise of organized hate groups in these countries that traditionally consider themselves above such behavior.

Even a dingy dinghy.

Unless the Airline owns the airport itself, their staff, whether pilots or management, would not be responsible for building R&M. They are just paying clients of the owners.

I would think this Air Vice Marshall would be retired from the Airforce before taking a position as the GM of a regional airport. Many former high ranking military officers still retain their titles in retirement. A vanity thing. This very high service rank should not be confused with the similarly named security people on flights.

Those missing him are probably all the Army senators out of a job,

Perhaps you are smart enough to give opinions on decomposition of bodies in the sea, I am not.

It's feasible I guess that the wallet travelled on the journey with the skeletal remains right up until those remains landed on a Thailand beach. However, I found the fact that the wallet and ID ended up intact just 50 meters away to be very unlikely. Ergo my suggestion that it was "fishy".

Quick to make insulting judgement of me, but not smart enough to understand the point I was making about the wallet.

Lower body skeletal remains, dead for at least 8 weeks, washed up on a beach. Coincidentally, his intact wallet and ID card were found 50 meters away. Sounds fishy to me.

The OP hasn't posted since 2016, This use of an old thread is obviously to get some free advertising. Up to you Thaiger.

If the oldest ever presidential nominee wins and then dies in office, how do his racist, cultist followers feel about Usha Chilukuri Vance as first lady?

I've never bothered with the TM30 when friends visit and stay with us, With more than 3o million short term tourists yearly I would think their systems would explode if all reported in.

So, your knickers are in a twist because of him being described as an expert. His name is in green in the member list, so I presume he has been granted that status by Thaiger. It seems to be a new category. As stated, I do consider him to fit that description, more than many others who ply the trade.