Almudena

It really depends on how clued up the employer is on this subject. It can definitely be done as I've had mine done as long as you have a few weeks remaining on your permission to stay. If the school regularly employs foreigners legally then they will know exactly and have the required documents for the immigration office.

Yesterday, I'd just done my very first online 90 days reporting using the same link that Ubon Joe posted. It's just been approved. However when immigration changed the permission category of my previous non-imm 3 months ago and extended it for a year, I did ask them to put my address details into their 90 days reporting system at the same time as extending the permission of stay. They did and stapled the receipt of notification into my passport. As I thought you could only do the reporting online only after if you've already been to immigration to do your first 90 days report.

So if one left Thailand and went on a break to Vietnam for a month, could one apply for a e-visa instead of visiting the embassy in Saigon? That would save a bit of hassle. Looking what Vietnam has to offer does look temping to go there anyway rather than just a border bounce.

Santander sends the OTP to my Dtac number and I've never had a problem (ok, it sometimes takes a while for the text to come through) for over a year now. I still keep my UK 3 SIM card, I just have to send a text within every 6 months to keep it activated.

That voucher is now valid until September 2023. BA will also let you go back for around the same prices as there direct fares via Hong Kong, connecting from Cathay Pacific from BKK or via their partner airlines via Singapore. You'll have to ring them up and ask. I would suggest to avoid the air passenger tax is to fly out from Inverness (new rail station being built next to the airport), whenever you want to come back.

I can easily watch HD movies on 4mbps. Now I have Dtac 20mbps unlimited and it works overkill for watching YouTube. I actually find that the sim is more reliable than the fixed line connection as it's not affected by blackouts etc....

The letter says arriving into the country on a non-immigrant visa. If it was converted from a tourist visa or VOA to a non-b or non-ed within the country then that's not the same as entering the country on one. I hope someone could shred some light on this matter.

After the scare that Richard Barrow in Thailand caused a few years ago regarding visiting immigration offices that turned out to be complete tosh, I wouldn't believe anything that bloke says and writes anymore. I have a non-B (work contract finished) and have no problems with the covid extensions and still stay in non-B status (in case of future employment). On my last extension there were others in the office who couldn't extend their non immigrant visas and were offered covid extensions instead. I guess that's the beauty of my local IO that they care that our foreign funds is spent locally.

Kalisin told me last week that they couldn't guarantee the the covid extensions would continue as they don't know themselves. I've never had any problems there and always in and out within 20 minutes without the under consideration stamp hassle, as the passport is handed over straight away to the chief and she signs it off immediately. The only thing they were urging was to convert a long stay visa if I could qualify. I can't qualify because I'm not old enough and I'm not wishing my life away to get one and I don't want to get married either. Personally, I can't see these covid extensions stopping until the land borders reopen. These extensions are reviewed on a case by case basis. If somebody arrives on a one month return ticket and the airline is still operating that return leg on that date, I'd say no comment.

The Mor Prom app got updated last night. I've re-entered my details on it and I'm pleased to say that it's working fine now.

Was ask for those too. There was no need for me to take my "Thai mother" though, I just took signed copies of her ID and house book. I don't know why they are asking for these as they already have these papers from registering the TM30.