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Standard economy with EVA Air is 2 x 23kg checked baggage if anyone is interested. No need to be a special member.
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Condo maybe different because of the land. But 8 years ago I bought a house in a company name 2 years later I decided to put in my wife's name. Cost me 10k to close company and 180k in land transfer fees, so there will be a cost.
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2 hours ago, Chivas said:lol am not "intent" on mucking about
Another one incapable of reading the OP.......what is the matter with this forum the last few years
I specifically made the point I didnt want to go down the retirement route.......Where on the thread did I even remotely mention my age ??
Don't be so defensive, I was trying to nudge you down this route, as its your best option. You did hint you were of Retirement age by your comment "I don't want a Retirement visa I can easily fulfill financial requirement". You clearly don't want advice so carry on mucking about trying to find a solution.
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23 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:
Who made you the "policeman" of the board?
Bored today eh?
Better than being an embarrassing troll like you with your banal threads.
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21 hours ago, Chivas said:
UK as normal
I like Spring and Summer in the UK but never keen on Autumn and Winter !!
Why don't you want to get a Retirement extension? It's easy to get and once you have one it's easy to maintain. I also am from the UK and do 7 months Thailand 5 months UK. Best decision I ever made. Saves mucking about like you seem intent on doing.
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Thank goodness I don't live in a Thai village. I love my gated community 7km outside Pattaya. Easy access to everywhere and no funeral or temple noise polluting the air.
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23 hours ago, HappyExpat57 said:
I renewed my US passport a few months ago. As soon as it arrived, I just took the new one and the old one to immigration. I handed them to the officer who knew immediately what I needed. I sat down and 5 or 10 minutes later they handed them both back with all the stamps transferred. SHAME on whoever ripped you off for such a "service" and I hope they at least offered you a reach around.
Read the OP properly. He paid 5,300 baht to get a new passport, not transferring the stamps over, which is what you posted about.
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You lot must live in the middle of nowhere. In the 10 years living here, I have never had an issue with anything only mosquitoes. For the record I live in the countryside outside Pattaya.
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On 1/26/2024 at 7:10 PM, Celsius said:
I showed it to her once and she was genuinely confused by the topics discussed.
I showed her some discussion items. For example she would defend the sunbathing temple chicks. In general she wonders why so many foreigners are suffering with visa issues and thinks Thai government is insane with all the visa rules. She was disinterested about extremely violent road accidents (she drives like a maniac). She thinks Chinese are more dangerous than Russians (she is Chinese). She doesn't understand why some posters are gloating about MG cars. She rolls her eyes at any mention of monks (she's a christian)
English level - intermediate.
And your point is?
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You say you are on a tourist visa and require an extension need a TM30, fair enough. So why do you need a residence certificate if you don't live here? If you have an extension married or Retirement and returning to the same address and already have a TM30, then no need to do a new one. Yes at Jomtien.
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On 1/20/2024 at 2:44 PM, hotandsticky said:
When was the last time you did that?
What you describe is exactly the Immigration 'rule'. However, Jomtien have been insisting on a 'current' TM30 receipt being held (ie dated after your last entry to Thailand) prior to doing any other business ie reentry permit, 90 day report, extension....
TM30 registered 2016. Exit and renter every year with Retirement extension. Last entered end of September 2023 with old and new passports. 2 weeks later visited Jomtien to move stamps to new passport, no mention of doing a new TM30. End of December 2023 registered my 90 day report online, accepted by immigration, no mention of having to visit to do a new TM30.
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On 1/20/2024 at 2:23 PM, OJAS said:
Not just letting them know his new passport details, I think. Since he plans to enter Thailand with a 30-day visa exemption he needs to check with them specifically whether or not he will be permitted to board his return flight in the absence of a confirmed onward flight reservation out of Thailand within the following 30 days. IMHO he would be strongly advised to purchase a cheap throwaway ticket for an Air Asia flight within this period to a destination in an adjoining Asean country in any event.
Yes agree that as well. I was specifically addressing the OP's question.
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Hi guys. Does anyone have any recommendations for an Android TV box. I know about the Firestick but I prefer plugging direct into the box with an Etherley cable. The Nvidia I see is excellent but expensive. Does anyone know a good budget model? Last year I bought an H96 Max box which is useless, the WiFi signal is so weak on it. Thanks
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19 hours ago, 33 RPM said:
i have purchased quite a few things off Facebook Marketplace, usually with a happy ending.
That's the first time I have ever seen a "happy ending" as a payment option on Facebook Marketplace.
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6 hours ago, Peterw42 said:
A marriage visa, not that that makes any difference. I went and enquired at the office because I was aware, through friends, that Jomtien immigration always requires a new TM30 when returning from outside Thailand. If its not done you wont get your next extension until its done.
That is not correct. I did a TM30 years ago and I fly in and out of Thailand every year returning to the same address. I am on a Retirement extension with a re entry permit. I do my 90 day reports online and this year entered with a new passport. No mention whatsoever of a new TM30 from Jomtien Immigration.
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16 hours ago, Lite Beer said:
Enter the country with both passports.
Pop along toy your local Immigration with both passports.
You are assuming that he has a visa or extension in his old passport. No mention of that. He just needs to show his new passport and to let the airline know his new passport details. Simple.
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I entered with my new UK passport last October, my extension of stay was in my old passport. I presented both and was stamped in my new passport. A few weeks later I visited Jomtien immigration to have the stamps transferred to my new passport. In December I did my 90 day report online with my new passport, which was approved. I have an old TM30 registered from about 7 years ago, at no stage have I been asked to do a new one.
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I have used the online 90 day reporting at Jomtien for 2 years now, I am on a Retirement extension. I still have an old TM30 for the same address I logged years ago. This year I arrived on a new passport and had the stamps moved over. Now if I believed all the negative reports about Jomtien I would have had to do a new TM30 and do the next 90 day in person. But no. The report logged online in the afternoon and approved next morning. Excellent service as always from Jomtien.
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On 1/16/2024 at 5:32 PM, Keeps said:
Not entirely convinced this would work. They do specify on the website that they want to see a confirmed E-Ticket (as stated in the OP's initial post). I don't think an itinerary without confirmed ticket would work.
I can confirm it can be done on the UK site, many people have done it. Some countries do need flight confirmation of flight, the UK no.
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15 hours ago, Seppius said:
A friend of mine, a UK resident, but working in the USA applied for the 60-day tourist visa, included in his application was the flight from US to Thailand, gave proof of UK address, proof of accommodation in Thailand
He should have applied online through the UK Thai Embassy. He could have uploaded a screenshot of a flight from the UK to Thailand, ie an intinary right up to the payment page. This would have been accepted and visa issued. He could then book and fly from the US to Thailand as planned.
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56 minutes ago, Colabamumbai said:
You need an emergency travel document, easier than passport, try embassy.
What embassy?
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I live in a quiet gated community on the Pattaya darkside. All houses detached so no issues. On my right a German businessman with his Thai wife. To my left a family of Thai teachers, never have I seen such a well manered quiet family. Directly across the road a Brit like me with his Thai wife. He is only here half the year, she has a very loud voice that travels but she is ok. Never had a cause to complain about anyone.
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On 1/12/2024 at 9:29 AM, BangkokAlan said:Just ask the driver. But on way back you may need yo take more than one baht bus the first from central the next one from 2nd road police box on corner of south pattaya road. That’s how I done it in past but may be others along with better advice
Terrible advice. Never ever ask the driver. If you ask the driver you run the risk of your ride becoming a taxi and the cost 10 fold.
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5-6 months stay.....whats the best way visa wise ??
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Remember, when you are dead, you do not know you are dead. It is only painful for others.
The same applies when you are stupid.
About sums you up pal.