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On 7/9/2023 at 1:27 PM, Etaoin Shrdlu said:

I think your Thai spouse would need to be traveling with you for you use the Thai lanes under such circumstances.

Yes of course

8 hours ago, Peterw42 said:

It appears the victim had a past. And his current wife is only 24, 19 when they got married.

 

https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/30339157

Whats the issue you are claiming here?

Not a daughter, but my wife was 11 years younger than my eldest son when I first brought her to the UK 10 years ago. No problems at all

On 7/5/2023 at 2:10 PM, Etaoin Shrdlu said:

If you have permanent residency in Thailand, you can use the Thai channel for entry with or without your Thai wife.

 

Ability to use the Thai channel at immigration is one of the benefits of having PR.

Dont need PR. If you are married to a Thai, you can use the manual Thai lanes. Simple as that.

There is secure cheap parking at the 7/11 there. It is controlled by a barrier.

As you are an Austrian citizen your wife is entitled to free movement in in the Schengan area as part of the EU family member scheme. This visa should be issued free of charged and should be processed quickly and without question. As part of this scheme you are allowed to apply direct to the embassy of your choice. Do not be fobbed of with excuses or being told you must apply via TLS or VFS.

I am a UK citizen and when the UK was part of the EU we successfully used this process 3 times. Netherlands once and Sweeden twice.

https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/policies/justice-and-fundamental-rights/eu-citizenship/movement-and-residence_en#:~:text=COVID-19 pandemic-,The right to free movement,EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

19 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Your pp is actually the property of UK gov. 

It's basically illegal for you to do anything to your pp.

 

BTW: most countries cut of scan strip .

Also generally place stamp in pp confirming that any visas, reentry permits etc are still valid

 

Yes I understand the government owns the passport, I was suggesting a way around the need to post the old passport back, for them to cut off the corner and return to sender. Surely if they gave permission for the holder to cut off the corner and upload a photo, this would save an enormous amount of time.

6 hours ago, kwilco said:

Do you have an active Thai phone number?

Yes I do I have used it to get a pin with SCB but I still get a message saying unable to process at this time. BB following the process just tells me to call them. Both attempts via the apps. Alas I think I will have to sort it out when I am back at the end of September. 

I have just received my new UK passport, I applied online in the UK. You have to send the old passport and will not start processing the application until they receive the old passport, they send it back with the corner cut off. A rather unnecessary step in my opinion. An easier way would be to ask the applicant to cutt off the corner and upload a photo of the old passport with the corner cut off.

I am over in the UK for a few months and am in the process of changing phones. I have successfully reinstalled and got access to my UK banking apps but not the Thai ones. With Bangkok bank I follow the options but it ends up telling me to call them. With SCB the app recognises me but fails to process the request.

Has anyone successfully achieved this?

Thanks

4 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

Yeah I know, I'd like something stronger but the Doc is a bit shy.

 

You are only taking a low dose. The ones you can still get in Thailand are 1mg, take 2 of the ones you have for the full effect.

7 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

Not OTC but my doc prescribes me Alprazolam 0.5mg.

 

They work ok and I feel fine the next day.

Thats Xanax that you are taking then.

You have 3 outcomes.

1. Overstay and pay 500 baht a day, possible but not probable problems in the future.

2. Overstay get caught by immigration and you will be deported.

3. As suggested visit immigration and get a 30 day extension, 1,900 baht.

Have you ever heard of Google?

13 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

Why can't the mother stop her?

Because she just ignores her and does her own thing. The mother being from Laos is in Thailand illegally and is worried about further interaction with the police.

Unfortunately in villages this is allowed to go on. In my wifes village there is a Laos woman who was married to my wifes uncle. She has a 12 year old daughter who insists on seeing and going missing with an 18 year old. The mother cannot stop her, so she went to the local police. The police made his family pay compensation and now all is ok, she can see him with no intererance from anyone. What a nonsense.

If they are polite and give good service of course. Its part of the saying thank you process.

Yes @BritTim has given you the answer no need for any further input.

6 hours ago, SGD said:

Yeah, sound advice to overstay !

"Departing with a four-day overstay will mean a 2,000 baht fine (500 baht per day) and an overstay on your immigration history which, while not a big immediate problem, could be held against you in the future."

What are you on about, I didnt offer advice to overstay. Where did you gey that from?

Check this out for location of Canterbury Tales

10 hours ago, bignok said:

A drug dealer or not a drug dealer.

 

No a drug dealer or a girl.