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2 hours ago, Mattd said:

Depending on where you located and your type of permission to stay, Thai Immigration can provide a residence certificate confirming your home address.

Most residence certificates issued by them are generally in Thai though.

You would be best to go to your local immigration office, explain your need and see if they can assist.

Alternatively you could get your country's embassy to issue this, which should be accepted by HSBC, I would assume that you are British?

Thanks for your quick response. I am uk expat from Phuket using non O immigration extension. I visit Translation service  this morning - they say a letter from Thai Immigration will be about 450B. You are right all will be in Thai so the translation will be necessary. Unfortunately no UK Consulate office is available in Phuket at all. I hope HSBC will still reimburse all the costs!   

Hello,

I am told to provide my home address verification for my HSBC bank in U.K.

My Thai driving licence, the utility bills without my name and Thai bank statements are somewhat not acceptable for HSBC criteria.  (not even, mobile bills)

Hence, is it possible that  I can request Thai Immigration to provide me the official letter to certify my home address verification?

I am really stuck with this situation so I shall appreciate any responses in advance.  

14 hours ago, the guest said:

For the money is the answer.

For EU, yes.  For UK, immigrant is the answer.

What does BDI stand for?

Terrible tourist quality.

No deal or forget Brexit are better choice.

On 10/11/2017 at 12:08 PM, hkt83100 said:

This is the shop.

Google Streetview

It has moved to the corner where Kiatsin stationery shop is located. Assistants - good & helpful.

11 minutes ago, hkt83100 said:

This is the shop.

Google Streetview

Ah, my guess is wrong. I know that whereabouts alright. Will visit this week...thanks & cheers.

On 10/4/2017 at 11:04 PM, Goldieinkathu said:

There's an upholstery shop that's got loads of foam outside on the way to Phuket town from Central. I think it's opposite the Thai Hua School, just before the lights ( at the Toyota Motors junction)

Do you mean Dowroongwittaya school? If so, I always pass that lights daily and I never knew there is the one! I know only the water tank shop, MOT service, Media service, International law office(?), accountant shop, Thai learning service, supercheap opposite to 7-11 shop....   which one is nearest to the upholstery shop?  My guess is somewhere near 7-11 shop, isn't it? 

Hi, I can't seem to find the appropriate upholstery shop to get the sponge part in/near Phuket Town.

Any suggestions appreciated.

43 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

Nothing surprising in that. They're in the driver's seat, strong & - so far - united. The Brits are weak, confused, divided & suicidal.

This is not a statement yet - so wait & see....

12 hours ago, craigt3365 said:

As Putin said, they'd rather eat grass than give up their nukes.  No easy answers due to a maniacal dictator.  Who's lives the good life while his people suffer.

What Putlin did not realise is that they already eat grass even before decide they give up their nukes.... 

A ball is now rolling to Pig....

on what crime?

6 hours ago, KunMatt said:

 

But we've paid our bill. We've paid everything and more for the last 40 years.

To fit in with your analogy, it would be like going drinking in the same bar in Thailand everyday and spending a ton of money there every day. So the owner wants to renovate his bar based on your potential spending in his bar over the next decade. But at some point you tell him that you are leaving Thailand and going back to your home country and he hits you with a bill for what you would've spent in his bar over the next 10 years because he still wants to spend the money fixing up his bar.

Except instead of an itemised statement of what the bill is based on, it just says "100 billion Euros" on a scrap piece of paper.

The owner should not gamble that his potential customer will continue next 10 years. That is his problem - nothing to do with the customer. 

Does that make the sense UK pays the first installment to EU without knowing the finalised bill? Sorry, the answer is NO. Until all the finalised details must be agreed and completed first including trade, border, etc.... 

Do not pay anything to EU. Brexit is created by Merkel & her own tragic consequences including Barcelona.

49 minutes ago, sweatalot said:

Thank you Merkel!

And you (deleted) will probably be reelected instead of paying for your crime and going to prison for betrayal of Europe

 

You are also guilty for the hate of the people that hits innocent and peaceful  refugees because you let the scum in

That is why Brexit starts to defend themselves.....

Wish this announcement of safety measure should have happened a long time ago so it will stop many unfortunate consequences.

Good time to call for Pedestrian zones, cycling campaign, battery cars, etc.... A plenty of ideas but only if Thai's infamous reputation - "Do nothing" method - can be tackled first!

Hi,

I have been experiencing these problems in the past particularly I am interested to use the "*" wild character and the "?" (I think so) single wild character for Thai vocabulary pattern.

For example, I want to retrieve the list of เ*ีย and เ*ือ but the search has never been succeeded in the various applications EXCEPT  http://www.sealang.net/thai/vocabulary/ - this is somewhat working well for the * wild character only. Please forgive me if this is not relevant to you but brainstorming may be some uses. By the way, I think it is very difficult to eliminate the dotted circle (very annoying one!) because of the logical process consisting of the complicated Thai characters.

Cant say it is good idea because these are  the police matters.

The outcome - Malwarebytes have detected & removed the reimage bug successfully. I also remove reimagesetup.exe from download file manually as well. So I assume you can resolve too.   

Hi, I got the exact same dialog saying "REIMAGE: Important Notice" today after windows update.Grrr.... It is not clear if windows update has caused it. This is obviously annoying me and my time.

However I am currently working out how to remove it via malwarebytes and avira.....Did you manage to remove it yet?

EU should be grateful that UK has committed to contribute them over 40 years. Instead today EU shows their disgrace so it is encouraging  to prove UK's decision to leave as the best choice.