steve187

same in Thailand, the problem is most tourists do not have a home country motorbike licence, so no licence to cover them in Thailand, also going by the accidents for tourists in Phuket, no experience on motorcycles either, look at that girl the other day she lost control, why wa she not in full control of the bike at all times, lack of experience maybe.

most will not have a home country motorbike licence, so no licence in Thailand

op do you mean scooter as in propel by foot but replace foot with electric motor, or do you mean motorbike propelled by electric motor instead of internal combustion engine -ice

all wife's have to earn their own pension by NI contributions, not just Thai wife's

all pensions are now claimed at a minimum of 66 years old, rising to 67, everyone has to claim the pension based on their own NI record, with at least 10 years of contributions.

I agree, op you told them on a tm30 you were living at a different address, - why? and then was refused when using the 1st address for the 90 day

are you confusing 'strike back' with 'strike' which i don't think has been filmed yet or even commissioned

the book or the tv show

search for 'strike', s01 has 3 episodes, s02 has 2 episodes, s03 has 2 episodes s04 has 4 episodes, s05 has 5 episodes.

have yo done a 60 day wife extension since you last visit with a visa or visa exempt, not a re-entry permit, only one 60 day allowed per visit excluding re-entry

I would think its hard in Thailand to get all the ducks in a row, only to find some have moved in the mean time, I hope it works out for them it must be hard to try and get all the red tape sorted in Thailand, bureaucracy must be a nightmare.

you are working illegally, you have no work permit

what would/could the police do about it, he needs to come up with a solution to receive the money

have you looked into renting flat out, no need to inform Uk govenment of anything.

For over 50's a non-immigrant 'O'A' is available from Thai embassy in own country. This gives a one year permission to stay stamp on each entry into Thailand, if you entry just before the expiry date of the visa a fresh 1 year stamp will be given,( insurance required for this 2nd year) allowing 2 years stay in Thailand with the non 'O'A'. 90 day reports will be required. Don’t forget that once your non immigrant 'O'A' visa expires you will need a re-entry permit for any trips out of the country during this 2nd year, to keep your permission to stay stamp alive. a yearly extension (1,900thb) can be obtained within Thailand, but insurance will be required as will financial requirements within Thailand as mentioned in previous posts.

correct, insurance not required by immigration

its a land border 'visa exempt entry' not a land border extension

was the old re-entry permit single or multi entry

the above excluding the food price have been available for some time - http://www.seahorse-ferries.com/Home/Home.aspx

surely the 2 way switching would be outside the bathroom, close to the door frame of each entry door

he has been down before always seems to bounce back up, if only he could bite his tongue

have you obtained a 60 day visit Thai wife extension since your last entry, other than a re-entry permit entry, if not you could get one to give you time to sort out your application, and avoid an overstay. if you are going the agent route shop around in Pattaya as prices differ, is your marriage cert from overseas, if so it has to be registered at local amphur, its a complicated process. marriage extension once all the requirements are met is straight forward, only differnces to retirement extension is - photo's, kor ror 2 or 22, some extra wife's forms, and the 30 days under consideration period

2 months before application not expiry

blue plates letters/numbers and green plate letters/numbers are taxed at a set rate. Car+4 door pick up tax, black letters/numbers. is according to cylinder capacity (CC), not more than 7 people, with the following rates 1st 600cc, 0.50 baht per cc- 601 - 1,800 cc, 1.50 baht per cc More than 1,800 cc, 4.00 baht per cc However, if it is a car of a juristic person that is not a hire-purchase provider must pay twice the rate,In addition, if a car that has been registered for 5 years, will receive annual tax deductions from original tax in the following years as follows. Year 6, 10 percent - Year 7, 20 percent - Year 8, 30 percent Year 9, 40 percent Year 10 and next year 50% If you have paid taxes late, you must pay 1% per month.

you need at least 14 days left on your permission to stay to apply for a non immigrant ' O' visa, whicj you woll need to apply for a yearly wife extension