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if I leave before Oct 3 and return before Nov 3, will I have to get re-entry first? Will I have to pay 1900 bath for extension?

if I leave before Oct 3 and return before Nov 3, will I have to get re-entry first? Will I have to pay 1900 bath for extension?

I know that I'm allowed to stay only until Feb 3. But my question isn't about that.

There is a few Healthy option Cafes going around, might be worth tracking them down, if you are into healthy Veggie food...

By the way, do they usually put Е578 (or what's it called? Churot?) in Som Tam salad?

does ข้าวเหนียว mean sticky rice? When I showed it to them they seemed they didn't understand it.

Coconut prices have been on the rise for years now ever since there was a fungus or something that wiped out the crops up here and the coconut tress in Samui were infested with rhinoceros beetles which wiped them out, so all coconuts had to be trucked in from Songhkla, Pattani, etc. Prices never went back down. Even in Koh Kood which has endless amounts of coconut trees, prices are the same there as they are here.

In Samui, as I said before, the price are the same as it was over 1 year ago - 18 bant each for 10 coconuts.

I found the coconuts for 30-35 baht, which is 2 times more expensive than in Samui. Is it the normal price here? I drink a few ones per day thus that price is expensive.

The same goes for durians - 90-100 baht per kilo, the price should be around 60 I believe.

Where can I find the cheaper ones?

Sorry I can't write Thai, but what to look for is a large Yellow sign which looks like a UK Pound sign upside down...

That's how I recognise a Vegetarian restaurant, throughout Thailand there is quite a few...

And how about the street food?

Very basic (without "I" [phom for male] and no "krap" at the end, add to your distinction).

Thanks. I just want to write down that in my phone and show it to the street food vendors, that's it. I don't want to learn it .

Vegetarian food

I'd like vegetation food

No meat

Is this vegetarian?

etc

How do I say that? Please write in Thai.

>>They used to hang out at the beach between Pattaya and Jomtien....

What's Pattaya ?

I didn't pay attention previously. So they're at least in Bangkok?

no. because I want many.

What's the most popular destinations in Thailand among Japanese female tourists? Bangkok and Phuket? Do they stay for a long time or just for 1-2 weeks?

I think I should do it myself by going to Thailand, fortunately it's not far, but I've got many visa-run stamps in my passport and that worries me, although the last time was in Thailand was in March.

I email them to feedback thac ... but they still didn't reply.

Actually, that man who I want to help me to replace my simcard, I've never met in person. Even if I did meet him and he was my friend, I'd still ask: do you all think it's safe to give someone my personal details about my simcard so they can get a new one for me? If they get the new simcard and for some reason they'd decide not send it to me, I'd never get my number back, right? Because even if I later block it again, they'd able to unlock it by themselves, right?

So unless I completely trust the person I shouldn't do that - ask them to replace my simcard.

doesn't anybody know?

I've lost my phone with a dtac simcard in Indonesia where I currently am. The simcard was used for Kasikorn internet bank also. It's also registered at dtac.co.th. I don't remember, though, if I bought it using my passport or not. I want to get its number back and there's somebody in Thailand who can help me. I don't want to come to Thailand only because of that, even so I could.

So can he do that for me or am I the only one who can? Does he need the copy of my passport on top on the information about the last top up, sms, calls, active balance? Has anybody done that before?