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On 5/2/2021 at 4:16 PM, LawrenceN said:

What were your "numerous tries" like? All I ever got was a message in Thai saying, "Please enter your data correctly," with an "agree" button. Did you do something a little different on your last try that allowed it to work? 

1. Initially entered my name in English and failed. Then asked my Thai wife to enter in Thai.

2. DOB, i was entering English calendar year rather than Thai.

3. Entering the number at the back of the card, Initially, without any space after the first letter. However, in my first attempt with a space after the first letter worked.

Since then I wanted to change my appointment time. The Line app allowed me to change itit, without any problem. 

6 hours ago, samtam said:

 

The number on the back of my card has B[space] 1234567[space] 8  ....  that is a space between the letter, and a space between the 7 digits and the 8th digit. So should one put both spaces in? 

No, you need a space just after B only. So its B[space]12345678. 

I have managed to get an appointment with my Pink ID card. Initially, I failed a number of times, but eventually I managed it. One needs to follow the following:

1. Name must be in Thai, not in English. If you you have '-' in your last name you must enter it. In other words first name, last name must be exactly the same as it is printed on your ID card.

2. Birth year must be according to Thai calendar year.

3. The number on back of the ID card must be entered as B 99999999 (notice <space> between B and the first number) NOT B99999999. However, if your prefix consists of two characters as in their example 'JT' then you don't need the <space>.

I hope this helps. Choc dee.

Hi Mr. Kie,

How many layers do have now? Can you please give an update on your egg production? How many barns do you have? Thanks.

Many thanks @ubonjoe. So, if one applies for an extension say on 20th September 2019, then he needs to submit 12 months of Bank statements from 1st Sep 2018 till 31st Aug 2019, showing 12 transfers. Is that Ok?

Can someone please clarify what "..throughout a year..." actually means. Does it mean 12 months prior to the month you apply for the extension (i.e the month you apply is not included) OR 12 months including the month you apply? 

Just seen this article in Phuket News:

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UPDATE: Phuket Immigration Chief Col Kathathorn Kumthieng confirmed to The Phuket News today (May 14) that he has been informed of the new requirement but that he has yet to receive an order for his office to start applying it when processing applications for one-year Non-Immigrant O-A permits-to-stay.

Col Kathathorn also confirmed that the new insusrance requirement applies only to Non-Immigrant O-A "retirement" visas.

Read more at https://www.thephuketnews.com/cabinet-approves-mandatory-health-insurance-for-long-stay-visas-71424.php#sAzWmqyE5mqrqMek.99

Full link here.

Like OP says only applies to O-A retirement visa.

Khon kaen University Agri fair started on 26th Jan closes on 4th Feb 2018.

Many many thanks for the contact. I will ask my wife to contact him. Your chickens looks very healthy.

I am based in Chum Phae, Khon Kaen.

I am primarily looking for a dual-purpose breed i.e both as broilers and layers. I have thought about RIR but don't know any breeder who can guarantee RIR breed. If anyone can supply me with 20 pullets and 3 RIR roosters I will be happy to pay good price them. Otherwise, I'm looking to source pullets from established big players such as CP and Betagro.

Many thanks Mr. Kie, for your reply. I will look into Betagro cross breed. Any contacts for Betagro breed will be highly appreciated...

Many thanks @pigeonjake. I have been told that the layer breed is called CP Brown. The supplier of the layers prefers me to buy 2000 layers from them. I understand from their business point of view i.e. that's how they make their money. But from my point of view,  it's better to have say 20 layers with roosters and get fertile eggs for incubation. I just want to ensure that I don't cross breed i.e. have roosters which are also CP Brown.

Mr. Kie, you have an awesome thread going here. I have been following it since the beginning. I'm planning to setup a small farm with around 2000 layers. I checked locally (Chum Phae) CP Brown layers costs 200 baht per layer. Apparently, CP Brown breed lays around 300 eggs per year. For 2000 layers I will have to pay 400,000 baht. Instead I thought I'll keep 20 layers and 3 roosters , incubate chicks and slowly build up the farm over 12 months. I have time in my hands and therefore there is no rush to get 2000 layers immediately.  

1. Do you think this will work?

2. If so, where can I source CP Brown roosters from, so that I don't cross breed?

3. Would you recommend any other breed as layers?

4. Which breed are you raising?

Isan Agricultural Fair 2017 just started at Khon Kaen University closes on the 27th Jan. http://m.kku.ac.th/news/content.php?did=N0013487&l=en

You might find this link http://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/base.php?page=faq useful. Have a look "Question 16 : Is it possible for the alien to stay in Thailand with his Thai wife? What are the requirements?". I quote:

" For foreign husband working in Thailand

• Work Permit
• Letter from his employer verified employment and salary in details.(monthly salary must not be less than 40,000 Baht)
• Evidences of  payment of annual income tax with receipt (Por Ngor Dor 1 of latest three months and Por Ngor Dor 91 of the previous year)
  OR 
       5.2  In case of having money in the bank account (Fix/Saving Deposit) of any bank in Thailand
             -  The updated bank passbook on the date of application submission showing his account of not less than 400,000 Baht which has been deposited and consecutively held of such amount for 2 months
             -  Letter from the bank certified that account.  
  OR
       5.3  In case of foreign husband having any other income (not working in Thailand) such as pension,social welfare etc.
          -  Letter from the applicant’s Embassy consulate in Bangkok verified his monthly pension or other income not less than 40,000 Baht per month
  An affidavit confirming the alien’s status with a Thai national "

It says evidence of payment of ANNUAL income tax.