thepool

Wow some intelligent people here tonight !

A little story which may amuse

My wife and I were enjoying our meal when we we rudely interrupted by a slob farang who was intent upon making crude comment to my wife.

Recognising the slob was drunk we chose to ignore him . He persisted. We paid our bill and left.

The slob followed us yelling obscenities. My wife had a word with a group of motorcy taxi guys .

The slob spent four days in hospital and weeks on crutchs !

I visited the slob and told him he was lucky to be alive !

Tough ?

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15 days before and 7 days after !

When posting it is helpful to others if accuracy is ensured.

Double post

?

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My experience suggests Thais reserve derision for fat, beer gutted, drunken, foreign slobs.

Really?

From what I've observed they reserve it for people they are jealous of (resent), feel inferior to, those they can treat without repercusion, those they view as lower than them socially.

You probably haven't been here very long.

WRONG !

Been here a very long time , married to a Thai and speak Thai!

And your claim to fame is ?

My experience suggests Thais reserve derision for fat, beer gutted, drunken, foreign slobs.

Presumably you have applied to renew an extension of stay based on marriage.

If so you can obtain a re-entry permit which will allow re -entry within the 30 day under consideration period.

If away longer you may have no option other than to restart the process with a new visa

That "visa" was obtained by means of a "conversion" ! It was good for 90 days only and expired on June 2 2007!

You do not have a valid "O" or any other "visa "

ataloss

There is so much error in that post that members should just disregard it.

A much better punishment would have been to make the yob feed the motorbike into the crusher !

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From police order 777/2551... but is this possible to link to a non-imm B visa?

What exactly is in the passport ? A "visa " which requires you to leave the country every 90 days or an extension of stay which commits you to making 90 day reports to immigration ?

The difference is important !

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Perhaps he is worried because of this sentence in post #3.

"The overstay will have effects on getting visas in the future or now."

A simple "typo"

There are no 90 day tourist visas.

A single entry tourist visa allows a 60 day stay.

This may be extended at an immigration office at a cost of 1900 BHt

The overstay will not prevent the issue of a tourist visa.

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Also, I don't know if I need to leave the country and get a different visa, or I can apply for the marriage extension using my ED visa. .... ...

If you are in Thailand legally either on the basis of a current valid visa or an "extension of stay" there is no need for a "different" visa.

Post 4 contains the detail.

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Wonder if the OP has an affidavit certifying his "freedom to marry"

From what I can gather, I just download a template, fill it out, sign it and get it stamped at immigration, then translated in to Thai......Then use it for the visa application. I remember reading something like that.

You have to obtain the affirmation from your Embassy , have it translated into Thai then certified by the MFA

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typo

Wonder if the OP has an affidavit certifying his "freedom to marry" ?

A 15000 Bht fine suggests an overstay of 30 days. The fine will increase by 500 Bht a day !

The fine can be paid at the border.

PP require the same documents as used previously if a new tourist visa is required. PP take 3-4 days to issue visas.

There is no "black list" for overstay.

Factual information on rabies and post exposure treatment

here

http://www.cdc.gov/rabies/

The "permission to stay" period is determined by an immigration officer and is not usually a topic for debate or negotiation .

The length of time covered by a "permission to stay" is dependent on the type of visa held.

KevinB

You are clearly very well informed and in no need of "advice"

Many will be very interested in the progress you make and the detail about how your objective is achieved.

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Actually come to think of it neither do I ....It could be 3.

As I said its been a while, my memory isn't the best ...you can find out in the picture place next door anyway.

Any advance on 3 pictures ?

Usually one is sufficient !

You need to focus on mundane issues like visas and work permits !

Will the company "fix" these issues for you ?

Best ask the question !

Sorry

It is always best to choose and remain with a single adviser, swapping and changing creates confusion.

The faith which you appear to have in "robotic" surgery ``is misplaced.

A "pharyngectomy" is major surgery and questions need to be asked about the expected outcome.

Instead of "insisting" on investigation and treatment a serious discussion about prognosis would seem advisable

Travel cost to Cambodia +hotel cost +cost of fake lenses = cheap ?

Yea !

I have no idea

Why would anyone wish his wife to undertake this simple task .

Lets hope the answer is a no!

The "fluffy" degree is NOT a teaching qualification .

Tell her to obtain qualified teacher status in the UK prior to inflicting ignorance on kids .