steve187

you are advising people with no mention of the insurance which seems to be the op's main concern, also you have no knowledge of doing a non imm 'O' visa conversion from a visa exempt entry or a tourist visa, while within Thailand, any conversion to a non imm 'O' visa requires 14 days remaining on any permission to stay stamp you have

but what you are doing is illegal, and how does investing in the USA, help a UK resident, i would rather have my 400,000thb in a bank in Thialand and pay out 1,900thb legally once a year, then be here on a dodgy extension, costing 15-20,000thb, you can try and justify it all you want, but rules are rules,

while we are on the subject of power for ev, what sort of solar set up would be required for day time charging

using an agent to fund the money is a back door way to obtain extension, could come back and bite you in the a*se, once you have used an sgent its hard to stop using them as the financials are never seasoned correctly ie 800 for 5 months 400 rest of the year.

i have a 74 kombi, here are a few links to vw facebook pages if they are any good to you what part of the country you in. https://www.facebook.com/groups/315383855277253 https://www.facebook.com/groups/272010044535 https://www.facebook.com/groups/315713098522473 https://www.facebook.com/groups/thaivwclub https://www.facebook.com/groups/717990768357327

need id card, passport, land deeds, hospitals , banks etc etc. all changed inside Thailand, lots of running around

hardware house and do home have, what have you bought a bug or a kombi

and to me, me old china so money is just left laying around and a walk in or climb in thief happens to come across this hoard when the house is full of guests.

the 90 day reports are separate from any extension, so you need to report 90 days after the last report as shown on the slip the immigration office gave you, 90 days are only reset on a fresh entry into Thailand. only the first extension date of application counts as a 90 day report

was not aware they did that and donner kebabs

ght the same as you, 2nd hand info is always suspect, surely a cataract is just a cloudy lens once the lens is removed it is no more, maybe a detached retina

just have one done at a time and go for normal lenses, i had one of my eyes done and my vision was restored to what it had always been prior to the cataract, my wife had one done at mataphut government hospital, good job one night in hospital, i had mine done in UK, also secondary cataract 2 years later so no help there. some say have one done normal and the other corrected, brain gets used to it they say,

its as simple as enforcement, enforcement and more enforcement, when has anyone seen a police officer stop someone other than at a road check point

enquiries need to be made regarding any will or lack of.

you don't make it clear what you re arriving on , if you enter on a non immigrant O visa you will get 90 days on entry that will allow time for the money to season, if entering on a tourist or a visa exempt you will need to obtain a conversion non immigrant O visa, money needs to be in bank on date of application only, a 60 day Thai wife extension is allowed once per entry, if more time is required for anything iwfe yearly extensions are easy to do , no need for an agent

all go to the road tax office, test the bike do the name change, pay the money drive it home, if any problems don't pay the money walk home.

what document would that be

Move on--- Fast

if you were married outside of Thailand there are lots of extra hoops to jump through, if you need more time to get the seasoning of the money sorted you can do a once per entry 60 day visit Thai wife extension,

a metv is just that a multi entry tourist visa, i think they were valid for 6 months, good for multiple entries given 60 days on each entry, all entries could be extended for 30 days

that why the forum is here, used to be called Thaivisa for that reason,

10 years ago i had a detached retina, I went to Bangkok hospital Rayong, who wanted to do the op at BH pattaya 4 days later cost 160,000thb, on advice from my son we went to rama government hospital Bangkok where a doctor was expecting me this was evening time on a Tuesday, i was seen by this doctor - https://www.bumrungrad.com/en/doctors/Somsiri-Sukavatcharin, she suggested surgery but as it could not be done at Rama, she wanted to do it at EENT hospital ( https://eent.co.th/) Bangkok the following day, I went ahead with the op, throughout my treatment at EENT the service was excellent, both by the nursing staff and Dr Somsiri, hospital bill for the best room included 80,000thb. at the same time as my op there was i believe a French national being treated for macular-degeneration next door to me. I would always look at EENT hospital for any eye treatment i require, good luck with your treatment

my friends booked with emirates before 1.12 and applied for the old TP, before it was cancelled, but travelled after this date, maybe that's why they were issued TP, and travelled successfully

i know od 4 people that have used it for travel under TP.

have you applied for a normal 30 day extension, which is allowed on a tourist visa entry