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On 3/16/2024 at 1:09 AM, JBChiangRai said:

 

Brakes can last the lifetime of the EV, it rarely uses the brakes, instead turning the kinetic energy of movement back into stored energy in the battery instead of heat as in a legacy vehicle.

 

 

Typical battery life in forecasted to be 18-20 years, eg longer than the life of the vehicle.

have you had a flat tyre yet 

20 years ago i said tax-sin wants to be king of thailand and from what i read this morning about what they are going to bring in about coup makers he is making his move 

5 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Ridiculous.

Everyone should check the stamp when pp handed back by io.

The error will be fixed straight away.

 

not everyone dose that read the headlines

As andycoops said i done the border crossing last thursday no problem i have only used 5 pages of my passbort and every io looked at it aleast 10 times, cambodia visa 1,500 bt to return 300 bt but he still held his hand so i gave him another 100 , on the thai side first is a health window he wanted my full address in thailand (i have had the same one for 19 years) i had already had a tm6 form filled out so just showed him that move on the the io this may be a warning he wanted my full address village,sub district,district and province mort of the times i leave  the district out but this chap wanted it ,its jast as well i have my full with my passport , from now on when i do a land crossing i will take a copt of my yellow book, also the car park 100 meters from the border on the left is run by the army is 90 bart

biggest cover up the us have ever seen

yes the bts/skytrain go's to dmk its about a 10 min walk not shore about a lift but there's stairs and ramp

1 hour ago, supermac said:

If I get a 12 months multiple entry non O in savanakhet as indicated by the OP can I still do my 90 days reporting and future extensions at my local immigration office or do I need to leave the country every 90 days.thanks.

you have to leave every 90 days ,, also if you come back into thailand on the last day of the visa you will get an extra 90 days that gives you a 15 months ,you don't have to go near imm in thailand

i started using this letter in Brisbane about 17years ago used to take about 20 mins ,then pick up in afternoon ,then come back next day was not long after that it closed and the new office no way,, so i live not far (3hrs) from Savann so i gave it a try and this is my 5th  Kwaibill send them an email or go over and give it a try like i did

10 hours ago, Kwaibill said:

I wonder if the consulate there would accept my US Social Security statement when backed up by my Bkk Bank book?  I was told at Samut Prakan Immigration that that should be good, until I tried to actually do that. Then they reverted to the “ letter from embassy” bit.

Anybody done this at Savannaket?

i jusr came into thailand on the 45 day ex with a return ticket in 4 months ,air aisa, 

4 hours ago, BestB said:

All the neighboring countries including Vietnam looking to relax and extend visa's to attract more tourism, but Thailand does the opposite.

 

I fully understand most tourists do not need more than 30 days, but having them also does not hurt considering they are bringing money and spending money

vietnam is making a fool of itself with there e-visa read aii the fine print before you quote family of 4 all had there photo, taken at the same place and same time 1 was ok the other 3 rejected  

i got a new card about ten days ago and has number on it plus expire date

On 11/17/2022 at 2:51 PM, ubonjoe said:

They do not do e visas.

Just a appointment for the application is needed.;

i was talking about e-visa to get into vietnam i have been going there for 20 years and a vet of the war

16 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

You are returning visa exempt.

You will need to do a new TM30 if you intend to have dealings with immigration.

 

For example to obtain 30 day extension.

 

Be aware that you would apply for extension at Laksi immigration office.

thanks DR that's what i thought i was going to roi et imm

17 hours ago, ba ba said:

46 days that only 1 day over most don't get stoped for that and 1 day over stay is 500bt 

sorry for this reply got the months wrong an i read it 3 times old adge

after 18 years we done our first tm30 last year ,i am going over next month on 45 days and i am going to get an extension ;;

question with a new passport do we (gf) have to file another ,i keep the recipt of notifcation from old passport, dose anyone know if have to report again to get the extension

thanka everyone

46 days that only 1 day over most don't get stoped for that and 1 day over stay is 500bt 

you can get a non o muti entry based on retirement if you have a TPI pension from the australia govement you get a letter from DVA stating how much a fornight you get and it is well over the 65,000 bt at first i was getting it in brisbane untill that closed then the only place left was Savannakhet ,,i have had 2/3 from there but not sence the world went mad

good day everyone

before you all start heading to vietnam you better look at there visa's and how long it takes to get an e-visa

on arriving at the counter the lad was more interested in my  new Australian passport main page (passport 3 weeks old) then ,how long you stay in thailand , i say 2 months ,gives me boarding pass and that was it ,plus i had got a booked flight out of thailand also ,but this might have been a one off

thanks all Q answered

arriving friday at DMK air aisa from PP dose anyone know weather they are asking for onward ticket (45 days on arriving}

thank you

17 hours ago, Sheryl said:

 

You have to show insurance to get the Thailand Pass in the first place. Airline may or may nto also check it before boarding.

 

I don't see how not getting a PCR before boarding would affect insurance, the big problem people have with insurance is that it pays only for medically necessary care and not for hotel quarantine or hospitalizations that are medically unnecessary (both of which may be mandated by the Thai authorities if you test positive on arrival here). etc. For which reason it is certainly wise to still get a test before boarding.

thanks for the answer, the reason i don't trust them , plus i was just reading the instuctions for the Antigen rapid test and at the end it said there is a 50/50 chance of a ( a false negative )

after april if you didn't have a RT-PCR test won't that give the insurance companies 1 more reason to wipe you ?, and dose anyone know when you have to show your insurance policy is it before you board your flight , to be on the safe side i think i would still get a test