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On 9.10.2017 at 6:27 AM, Aditi Sharma said:

Why is working without a work permit a crime? It is not like stealing, is it? You get paid for the work you do, dont you? 

-first: i don't consider busking as an  ordinary 'work' where you get payed for the job you do, people give you volontarly donations for a artistic performance...

-second: how should i get a working permit for busking??? who is my employer??? even playing in different clubs, bars or restaurants will be problematic...

...thailand will never become a 'developed' country under this fuckin' military government, and i guess they will still be in charge in 30 years and more....

3 hours ago, car720 said:

Prostitution has many forms.

Think on this one.  I cannot remember one mother anywhere in the world, that I have met, that has not at one time said to her daughter,  " be sure to marry a rich man".

.....sure, every marriage is a kind of prostitution, it only depends on the lenght of the contract..:-)

The Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Political Office Holders sentenced him to two years’ imprisonment on October 21, 2008.

But who was in charge  after he fled from thailand?

Hello,

just because i was busking in a market in south thailand they deported me and put a stamp in my passport...

my question now is if i can get any difficulties with this stamp enterig other countries like vietnam, time is too short to get a new passport now...

On 26.9.2017 at 3:19 PM, Aditi Sharma said:

Do they lock up women separately at the immigration detention centre (IDC)? How long can they hold you in there? Good God, it seems you can be in there for as long as 5 years!!! So one is basically an undertrial right? How can The Girl inform the South African embassy when she is sent there - God Forbid. And what can the embassy do to get her out of there?

Sorry I couldnt help relating this to this other story on the forum:  Overstay: Flight booked but not enough money to pay fine.

...the conditions in the IDC bangkok are terrible, there are 80 to 100 people in one room, only one toilet for everybody, only a small space with a blanket on the floor, there is neon light night and day, people from all over the world for different reasons, some are physically or mentally sick if somebody shows resistance they take him to the ''re education cell'  for a month, a small room where nobody knows what is going on there,  some stay there for years or even die because they only let you go if you can pay the ticket and a deportation fee by yourself, the embassies don't give you a cent, they only hlep to find people who can give you money for the ticket, the food is very bad, a bad quality of boiled rice which a kind of tastless cucumber sauce, there is a stict hierarchy amongst old and new inmates, in this place were two inmates who collabroted with the police, you have to bribe them to go to the atm and to the ticket bureau downstairs with 1000 baht, 500 for the police, 500 for the inmate, who hopes to get the fee of his ticket together, this is the fasted way to get out of this terrible place because if it is done the official way by the embassies, it might take several weeks,  

if you have the money together (i happened to get some from an old friend), you can buy a ticket downstairs, but only to the country of your origin and not every airline is willing to take deportees..

...at the evening before the flight they drove me in a barred police truck to the airport and i stood there alone the whole night before the entrance,  without anybody to bring me water or something...

..finally at morning time a guy took me to the check in and than to the immigration department in the cellar wher i got this stamp in my passport...

..all together it is an act against human dignity that everybody who is there because of different reason ( i think mainly there are overstayers) is processed the same inhuman way by the authorities of a country which is so proud about their 'tradition'...

3 hours ago, Aditi Sharma said:

 

In India immigration asks me what I do for a living, why I am going to Thailand on a tourist visa, etc, that kind of questions. Surely they will ask you what is this unusual shit and if you tell them it is a stamp made at the land border as you were travelling or some crap they'd love they heard it from you. 

...yeah, fortunately they cannot read thai, so i can tell em a story that i just extended my visa...

Hello,

at the beginning of this year i was deported from thailand because i played music at a local market in ranong,  now i still have this stmp in my passport..

i want to go to vietnam soon and there is no tme to apply for a new passport,

my question is if it could be difficult to enter vietnam with this stamp in my passport, maybe somebody has alrady experience?

...my question now is, if i get any problems entering another country like vietnam or india with this stamp in my passport...

..but maybe i need a new passpoert because of this stamp?

Hello,

at the beginning of may this year i played some music at the market in ranong, than the immigration police came and told me i was not allowed to do that on a tourist visa,

they arrested me, i had to pay a fine of 10.000 baht and finally the deported me to germany...

I have a stamp in my passport underneath teh cancelt visa that a payed this fine to the police, but they gave me no ban to come to thailan again on the form which i got from the immigration..

mm question now is, if it is possibel to get a new visa or if there is a possiblity that i  blacklisted now..

thanks

hi there,

i friend of mine wants to send me his used smartphone from germany to malaysia by courier service, any recommendation which service is good and not expensive  anddo i have any duties to pay for that?

hi there,

i friend of mine wants to send me his used smartphone from germany to thailand by courier service, do i have any duties to pay for that?

hello,

i am momentary in melaka, malaysia, can i also apply here for another thai tourist visa or do i have to go to penang for this purpose?

thanks...

Hello there,

i stay now in penang, malaysia and intend to go to india soon, i m a german passport holder,

since the e visa on arrival is only available for 30 days, i need a visa for a longer time.

so i have to apply for a longer tourist visa at the visa application center in penang..

my questions are:

-  can i get a 6 month visa here?

-  how long will it take to get it?

-  do i have to produce a return ticket?

- how much will the visa const?

thanks a lot...

Hello,

right now i stay in malaysia on thsi social visit stamp for 90 days, 

i want to renew this and therefore i think of going back to thailand for the main reason to enter malaysia for a new stamp again...

i plan to do it tomorrow because the social visit ends than, may question now is, if there are any difficulties to expect at the thai border coming from malaysia to get the visa on arrival stamp there...

i have already  3 thai tourist visia nealy in a row in my passport, can they ask me to show a return ticket or to produce 10.000 baht in cash to confirm my liquidity, i also heared that people use to put 200 baht 'accidentely' in their passports to avoid any difficulties...

anay ideas or experience about it?

Just an added note.. I was able to DHL my passport to the Houston embassy and apply for a rush 10 year visa which was processed in about 10 days.

Kurt

hi kurt, that sounds interesting, is the houston embassy still doing this? what are the conditions, costs? and i guess it is a multiple entry visa..

hello,

i just have to extend my tourist visa here in ranong for another 30 days,

my questions are

- what are the business hours of the immigration office and is there a recommended tie to go there?

unfortunaetly the whole website of the immigration is in thai..

- where is the immigration located, i think it is near the way to the pier to the islands...

- is there still any possibility to get more than 30 days? i remember the times 2 years ago when there were still special deals possilble, i got a german passport...

thanks for your help

hello there,

i already got 3 tourist visa in my passport since last year,

is there any difficulty to get more and which neighbor country is preferable to apply for them?

the nationality of my passport is german, my self is universal....

hello,

i m a german citizen and want to apply for an india visa in thailand,

does anybody know for how long they give the visa and how many entries?

how much does it cost and what is required?

thanks a lot

hello,

...as a german passport holder i consider to travel to the philippines, can i get a visa on arrival, how much does it cost, and for how long is it extendable (i heared about 6 month were possible) or is it better to get it from an embassy beforehand? actually i m in phnom penh...

and do i really have to show a return ticket when i enter the country?

thanks

hello there,

i m just in koh kong and the man from the travel angency here told me, that i have to show a flying back ticket when i apply for a thai tourist visa...

the agency in phnom penh never demanded it the last times, so how is the situation now. can i still get a thai tourist visa without producing a fly back ticket?

thanks a lot

hello,

i heard as a german citizen i can get a visa on arrival for 90 days without any costs...

is there maybe also a possibility to extend it?

thanks