lordblackader

It had bollards up at either end the last time I was there - unless they've been removed I can't see how vehicles would be able to cross it. 

In other news, Bangkok survey published by The Nation found that 95.7% thought rain is wet and that the sky is blue. 

Try living someone other than Nimman. 

On 11/22/2019 at 8:55 AM, Logosone said:

I have just secured an ED visa with Hand to Hand combat. They know what they're doing and the ED Visa is still given. So what OP was told at the Thai embassy in Hanoi is complete rubbish. I know because I JUST secured an ED visa with Hand to Hand combat.

 

Therefore all OP has to do is to travel to other locations and keep trying to apply for the ED Visa. Just because Hanoi rejected DOES NOT mean other locations will. 

 

What OP should NEVER do is tell anyone he works here, as it is illegal to work in Thailand on an ED visa. 

The problem wasn't getting the initial ED visa, it was getting it a second time. It's not op here that is sprouting rubbish. 

Prayut is capable of laughing - TIL. 

Thai Visa/The Nation - first with breaking news from August in October. 

Mae Sai - 257 kms from the middle of town. 500 baht or US$10 to enter Myanmar. You get a day pass but you can simply turn around once you're stamped and re-enter Thailand. 

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linking the country’s three main airports

unless the line goes to Phuket it doesn't link the country's "three main airports."

Hope they've all got work permits. 

http://www.chiangmaiimm.com/en/download.html

If it was "unaffected" how does it have a chunk out of it? 

What a complete load of <deleted>.

On 10/4/2019 at 5:23 AM, Matzzon said:

But of course, everyone to his/her own. Just thought you got inflenced by the seasteading half polish american, and wanted to do it the budget way.

And maybe you're just a word starting with c. 

He asked an innocent, legit question. 

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What's the reality in the ground is it very quiet much less traffic in town, empty roads?

 

In our dreams. Traffic is as bad as ever. It's low season, there's not as many tourists around but there are still plenty of tourists and the traffic never ends. 

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She tried to scream out but no one came to her aid so she ran to the balcony and called out. The husband managed to open the sliding door and barged out causing Sunisa to fall to the ground. 

 

She didn't jump as police and doctors have mistakenly assumed. 

 

Obviously a troubled relationship but he didn't push her or even touch her. How exactly did it cause her to "fall to the ground."

There's something really off with this story. 

6 hours ago, ezzra said:

Just wondering what this guy has on the PM  and why he's so important to the PM to force the latter to lie and go into great pains to deny and distort court documented facts of a serious criminal past, imprisonment and being an imposter labeling it a " small Issues" and let bygone be bygone"...

For legal reasons that can't be mentioned. The why is buried in the original Sydney Morning Herald article if you read closely. 

One case - see above. As for "less international flights to Chiang Mai" the airport is ranked as the fourth busiest in Thailand behind BKK, DMK and HKT with over two million direct international travelers last year. Krabi is less than half the size.

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For months, foreigners working and residing in Thailand

Lets be clear - foreigners working and residing in BANGKOK. 

Large parts of the rest of the country have had the TM30 law enforced for years and somehow the sky didn't fall in. 

Six? is that all?