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Moved to the Support Forum.

I do exactly this from time to time. You need to get a re-entry permit (normally only a single re-entry permit is necessary).

The re-entry permit will only be valid until the date you were given to collect your extension.

After you collect your extension you will need to purchase another re-entry permit if necessary, as the re-entry permit you purchased to use during the under consideration period will have expired.

1 hour ago, AventurasEnMadrid said:

...does anyone know if UNIQLO has clothing for men my size

Not even close.

That Airways goes by the policy of your destination country.

If your destination country accepts that test then Thai airways will accept that test.

Be aware that you also have to comply with the requirements of transit countries (if any).

No. They won't bat an eyelid at that amount.

I'm not sure if it is the very cheapest, but a well recommended clinic is:

https://www.medconsultasia.com/covidtesting/

Prices from 1,500 baht.

Moved to the Thai Visa forum.

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That looks expensive.

Moved to the Pattaya forum.

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As of now Super Rich Green in Bangkok are buying rubles in line with market pricing. For those holding rubles who need cash soon:

https://www.superrichthailand.com/#!/en/exchange#rate-section

Off topic posts have been removed. This topic is about the exchange rate between the ruble and the baht. It is not about the current political or war situation.

Thank you for your post. Please keep us updated on what happens when you receive the result of your Day 1 PCR test.

This will help many people in the future in the same situation.

I had this with a Honda CRV. It turned out to be the switch attached to the brake pedal.

What I did find out though, was that when you remove the fuse that controls the brake lights (so the battery didn't go flat), the car wouldn't start and you couldn't engage the gear selector.

Thai airways take the position of the destination country.

This means that if you do not need a PCR test to enter the destination country then you will not need a PCR test to board the plane.

For those that have to change flights, you also need to consider the requirements of the country you change planes in.

There is no way to keep this information private.

The reports available are the annual statements, which give the big numbers for the business. There is no breakdown of individual product sales, no regional information, etc.

A competitor can tell how profitable a company is, but they can't tell what the company did to make the money.

The exception is Public Limited Companies, who tend to volunteer more information to their shareholders.

As the British Embassy does not deal with passport requests I will move this topic to the Home Country forum.

6 hours ago, ESLTeacher1989 said:

Theres a chance it was actually from the swimming pool, swimming pool water contains bleach.

The Court is often in a position where there are no conclusive facts. If there were conclusive facts, the matter probably wouldn't be up for debate.

As such, the Court decides cases based on what it believes was the most likely thing to happen; the evidence that is produced and the merit of the arguments presented.

If you start talking about swimming pool water and bleach you will end up looking like a fool and things will not turn out well for you.

The product that stripped the paint from the vehicles is extremely corrosive as it damaged those vehicles in a matter of hours.

When was the last time you heard of anyone having the skin stripped from their body after spending a few hours in your condo pool, or indeed any swimming pool that you know of?

https://www.gov.uk/register-a-birth

You do not need to do this, but if you choose to do so it will cost £150+

You will not receive a UK birth certificate. Instead you will receive a Consular Birth Registration. The Consular Birth Registration cannot be used to apply for a UK passport. To do that you will need to use the local Thai birth certificate.

What is important is that you son has a UK passport. That will indisputably prove his UK citizenship and his right of abode and his right to work in the UK.

You need to see what the paint technicians say, but as you know drain cleaners are extremely corrosive.

For starters the drain cleaner could have corroded the paint down to the metal. If this has happened then the affected areas of the vehicle will need to be taken back to metal.

Next, an isolating product will need to be applied to neutralise the drain cleaner. If this is not done perfectly then the paint will bubble when it is sprayed on, and the work needs to start again.

If you have covered most of the panels on the car then it will probably be a full respray.

On top of that you need to consider that any affected rubber seals might have perished, as well as any affected plastic parts being melted. It will depend on just how much drain cleaner, if any, landed on these types of parts.

Don't be surprised if the car owner doesn't want to claim on their insurance; chances are a claim of this significance will increase their premium next year, putting them out of pocket.