bigt3116

Are you sure? The blacklist is administered by immigration, not the MFA and consulates have no access to immigration history other that what is actually in your passport. That said, a person on the blacklist could be issued a visa, but would be denied entry by immigration.

The 200 baht service fee is only charged if you ask them to complete the form and take the photos, if you take them yourself, it is 1000 baht as normal.

A decade of teaching at a university would lead me to stick with the fact that qualifications are not checked by OHEC.

I think it was written as 24 hours, but google translate could not see it properly, (as it is a stamp and not a hand written time).

No they don't

Jeez, the reporter can't even write English!

Under 24 hours the stamp is totally different Here is one that is translated

Fairly sure I read that the Thai social medical covers this (still trying to find where I saw it)

At the SSO office, you don't need a pink card to start SS nor to continue after finishing work (at my local one)

Totally different, so irrelevant Also, in the many years you have been on this page, have you EVER or EVER seen anyone being given the advice of advising their bank as to a change in visa/extension status?

Then you have the country's worst Amphur, I just needed my passport and bank account details

The schools that I worked in, it was only the male teachers who had this duty.

What on earth? "attorney in my country of origin", "going to MFA", none of those has anything to do with remaining in the social security scheme.

You had to show the embassy, not the airline

Within 30 days Strange, because with the single entry tourist visa, the op would not have to worry about a TM30 or a visit to immigration, surely a preferable situation?

Does not say that on the Government website? https://www.thailand.go.th/issue-focus-detail/001_01_208

The correct word is Myanmarese.

Then you did not have to leave, you would use form TM86 Application for change of visa

That would depend on what entry you were on at the time

I already stated that it has nothing to do with BOI https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=2537

e who should know, and nobody ever suggested any possibility to do it in Thailand. And I know many people who traveled to neighboring countries to go to the Thai embassy in those countries to apply for Non-B visa. Those were people with legitimate new jobs and the correct documents. All went for a couple of days to neighboring countries to get that visa because they couldn't do it within Thailand. Anyone for any employer can do it, I did it for a teaching job. Some employers will send you abroad because it is less paperwork for them. "I spoke with enough people who should know," - clearly they did not know as much as they thought :-) Nope nothing has changed, did my first in country Non-B over a decade ago You did not HAVE to leave, it was just easier for your employer that way

Incorrect, you can apply for a Non-B or convert a tourist visa INSIDE Thailand at Immigration. Here is one such visa issued inside Thailand

If you had to show the 800k came from abroad and dealt with an immigration officer, you totally did NOT do the same as the OP, you got an in country visa, the OP is applying for one at an embassy.

you would require a work permit to work legally here

The fine is 2000 baht (5000 baht if caught and 200 baht a day until paid)