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.....the immigration office where i reside, or where i temporary live, or i can use any immigration office in Thailand?

Just now, Doiger said:

I am sorry for being so wrong but by your past posts (asking where you can get a tourist visa in April).

cetainly didn't think you had a non o and a work permit.

Oh yes you are right, but the questions are always for friends or guests

1 minute ago, Doiger said:

 

you mentioned earlier you could get anyone off with overstay regardless of the length of time for 35000 baht at the Malaysian border, if that is the case then why can't you sort a proper visa or permission to stay for yourself?

 

i am on Non O visa based on my marriage, with work permit.....which kind of proper visa should i apply for?

4 hours ago, glegolo said:

ALL extensions in Thailand cost 1.900 baht no matter what kind.

The paperwork is the following;

a - application-form -TM7

b - money 1.900 baht

passport-photos

c - photo-copies of the following;

d - tm6 (departure-card)

e - passport photopage,

f - passport VISA-page

g - passport showing last entry to Thailand

h - proof of address - yellow book or similar

i -  On each copy you shall down below text

     your name and date when you do it..

 

Good luck..

 

Glegolo 

 

Glegolo there is any service that can go at the immigration for me?

6 minutes ago, YetAnother said:

if he has already been here for 9 years, chances are that if he sees the new issues with thai immig, he would just opt to continue his stay

At this point i agree with you.....i know personally a dutch man that lives here in overstay situation for 17 years...

4 minutes ago, Doiger said:

 

people who say it is easier to hide in the jungle have obviously never lived there.

I did, from 2002 to 2005: regular job in Korat, but back every day in my home in the jungle....

Its quite easy to hide in the jungle, if you like this kind of life and you are ready to never see again your homecountry and maybe friends or relatives over there.

Twice i try to travel to Chang Mai to Phuket, once by bus and one using plane: i was never asked for my passport, and when they asked for an ID, driver license was totally enough

Just now, glegolo said:

Yes it is, and also with VERY nice people working there. So no problem at all expected...

 

Glegolo

So i can do my 30 days extension there: which kind of papers i need to provide and how much is the cost?

Thanks for your time answering me

3 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

I'm not the OP

 

All my mates work here, legally in a fairly well paid profession.

 

Work sorts out all that stuff for us.

 

Gloat mode now disengaged...

Sorry Bluespunk i wrote uncorrect

21 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

9 years without getting caught, while not approving of nor condoning overstays,  that is impressive.

Yes: can i ask you which kind of life did your friend live in his 9 years overstay?

3 minutes ago, Dipterocarp said:

Unless the OP made a wind up surely the "friend" is broke with no way  to buy his way out of this  overstay. Thailand is a big country with many out of the way villages  there are many more on long overstays doing just fine with helpful families and local connections, staying under the radar. Foreigners get nothing from the government here, unlike illegal aliens in Western countries. 

 

So over stayers lives their live in the jungle: even a single trip to civilization can be a risk for them? 

1 minute ago, overherebc said:

No thanks. ?

My pleasure

Sorry for my, maybe, silly question: if  understand correct, immigration didn;t keep or know if someone is a criminal or chased by police? I mean if i am serial killer i can go to the Immigration, doing what i have to do with my visa, and free to back to kill? As i wrote, sorry for the silly question

Y

2 minutes ago, overherebc said:

Legally?

Of course: if you need information you can pm me.

21 minutes ago, overherebc said:

With a quite possibly expired passport allowing entry only to his own country and having to leave via the airport where he will be blacklisted how will 35,000 baht do anything to clear his overstay.

I would love to know, others might as well.

Because i can do it..no matter what how many days you overstay, using Malaysian border

Is the Chayaphum office full operating? Next week will be in Chayaphum and need to do a one month extension.

32 minutes ago, JerryinTH said:

He can still avoid the blacklisting. This involves a lot of money, a trip to your home country, a visa agent and a new passport.

 

With 35.000 thb he will have his overstay clear.....

4 hours ago, impulse said:

 

 

I'd suggest the guy write a book detailing how to stay under the radar for so long.  Lots of folks who don't have the juevos to post up here could probably benefit.

 

 

 

 

This is a good idea: behalf of the 9 years overstay would be great if someone that has lived or is actually in overstay, can describe is life.

Just arrive in Pattaya for 3 days holiday..anyone wanna show up for a beer?

Just processing the payment now from Russia...any change the money can be here tomorrow?By internet banking.

One more question: i got some money transferred last week: but the employee in the bank put the wrong account number: my number is 275-11-2344, but he wrote 275-111-2344....Called him yesterday he said that my bank collect my money anyway....is that true? I suppose is impossible that with wrong acc.number money can be collect by the bank....this money came from my account in Russia.

Are the bank close for songkran? My bank is located in Pattaya Beach Road

I just call my bank in my homecountry to transfer into my thai account some money: when should the amount will be in my bank if the money start today from abroad?

Which is the best company for suscribe internet monthly package on mobile? I am using now 12call Ais, but is not too fast. Thank you

So at the end the cost for go and back will be about 1800 thb, correct?