steve187

here are 3 ways to enter Thailand other than with a re-entry permit those are Visa exempt/visa waver at present it gives 60 days entry permission on entry , stamped in passport by immigration officer on entry to Thailand Tourist visa obtained out side Thailand this gives a 60 entry permission on entry Non immigrant 'O' visa this gives a 90 entry permission on entry. this can then in the last 30 days allow for a 1 year extension of your permission to stay stamp. either for marriage or retirement ( over 50) Visa exempt and tourist visa can be converted within Thailand to a Non immigrant 'O' visa as part of a conversion process if you list the dates of any planned trips someone could advise the best course of action

does your actual visa expire on 21st may, or the latest 90 day permission to stay stamp you received on entry into Thailand' another option would be another visa from savannakhet

get someone in to have a look around

made 2 transfers this week 1st one went through in seconds, 2nd one a day later was delayed 2 hours which they informed me at the time, so did transfer at 8am, money in bank at 9.55am, both from UK

Gaccha still waiting for the link, as you are the only one saying old passport has to be sent to UK

does that include the rear passengers

you an expert on recovery then

Thai visa express also can do whole process done 2 for me, there may be others as well

use an agent, saves the 2 trips to vfs

link to this information please

a NIC class 3 stamp is £17.45 weekly, paying for 1 year, would add £ 6.88 weekly to your pension, so 2.5 years to draw even, live to be older than 70 to gain. a class 2 stamp of £3.45 weekly (£180 per year ) would take receiving the increased amount for 6 months to draw even.

the only things i can think are, something needs further clarification on your passport, the person dealing with the application has made a mistake, or something not clear on the copies submitted,

class 3 ( voluntary) contributions are about £17 per week, class 2 (self employed ) are about £3.50 per week. you only have until 5th April to pay for any gaps older than 6 years, there are rules that govern paying class 2 when working overseas. see here - https://www.gov.uk/pay-class-2-national-insurance/if-you-work-or-live-abroad

op did you submit colour photo copies of every page in your passport

used it many times on different cars never had a problem, apply and remove with a clean micro cloth. your choice

man up its your passport , do the report once a year if you want, just makes the yearly extension 3,900thb

never found it other than on line

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been watching this, its very good ben a while since Wyle was in er ( 1994), its been picked up for a 2nd season

for a new passport they used to give 6 months or so extra to the 10 years, but now 10 years from date of issue extensions Thailand are issued for 1 year or until the expiry of passport it that is sooner

what about the Thai allowances. 60k that eveyone gets, 100k if money is a pension, 195k if over 65, 1st 150k is 0 tax rate, and other allowances for for family etc

if that is the case, why did they change to 60 days

why

did you visit the tax office, post not clear

op you should be able to get a 30day and a 60 day ( visit wife extension) each one would be 1,900thb. every entry made into Thailand allows for a 60 day wife extn, as long as the Wife is Thai,