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Nick ZepTepi
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If you do try to do it yourself please post a report.
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You can pay extra for quick service,
Do some searching on setv reports sticky.
I get the impression if you don't use an agent and therefore spread your cash around their fellow countrymen your application will be treated strictly.
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Your welcome to try
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Hi all, I was planning to get a tourist visa 60 days with 30 day extension from Thai embassy in Phnom Penh next month. I have never used that embassy but when I looked at their website it seems very strict.
Does anyone know what its like and what I would need to show to get a tourist visa there?
You have to use one of the many agents. They make a call you get a yes/no or you need this evidence first. Pay your money collect a few days later.
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Thought I read somewhere the UK has stated sarin gas was used...
But they didn't state the source, which is the crux of the matter
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Until independent empirical evidence is shown both sides are pointing fingers in a deadly playground.
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I'm looking forward to seeing some answers for this.
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So ... are SETVs free thru Aug 31st or not? I've seen both answers. Anyone know definitively?
Not for prosperous nations. Certainly not for UK
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My plan is to arrive BKK in June on SETV which i will extend , I want to have a return ticket to London .
My question is , is a extension garenteed ?
Yeah pretty much
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Are you over 50 years of age ?
Things are changing if you get refused a visa at let's say Hong Kong then you have to fly to another Embassy or try a visa exemption if you have the cash on you they will likely give you a warning but let you in then you can at least get your stuff or make new arrangement like getting married 5555
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Hi thanks for the replies and yes, apologies for the very broad questions.
Having visited a few times I'm comfortable my friends wife is a trustworthy source and would not fleece me. Also agreed an initial 6 months would allow me to get a feel for the place and make more informed decisions.
I guess the crux of what I'm asking is, in your experience, are there ways for me to leave without all my belongings after the 6 month period and then return with a view of making a future (all being good after 6 months)
Thanks again
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Yes, there's options, start with a METV which can be extended to around 9 months, then you could probably do SETV from various Embassy around Thailand for a couple of years, then education visa. This might take you to 50 where you can get a retirement visa.
Or if you have the money buy a elite 5 year visa.
More details on all these in the various forums.
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I am SURE that the thread-starter knows about that information. He is writing that he will buy land "through a friends wife", you know...
Glegolo
Not necessarily, the query is so broad it's akin to ask a mechanic how to build a car after reading a few books.
Demonstration of foundation knowledge is needed or answers like that will appear
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Hi everyone
I wonder if anyone can offer some advice or assistance ? I'm searching the forums however unsure of what path to take if indeed any is available.
I 'm leaving Australia at the end of the April once my 457 Visa finishes and I have the opportunity to purchase a piece of land in Thailand via a friend's wife. Having spoken to the consulate it seems the maximum Visa I can get from Oz is six months. That said a different person at the consulate told me I can get one year. Not long enough to try to build a house by any stretch of the imagination.
I've so many conflicting stories of people doing these visa runs back and forward in order to reside in Thailand but have also been told that this loophole has been tightened up. Does anyone have any experience of a similar situation or can offer advice on the best way round being able to stay in Thai for the foreseeable future? If anyone has any hints or tips I would be massively grateful. I do not plan to work in Thailand, I'm from UK and 46.
In thinking I may need to come back to the UK, where my citizenship is held in order to apply for an extended visa perhaps up to one year. That obviously still has the problem of exit and re-entry. Any assistance greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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I'm sure many would agree, live in Thailand for at least 6 months to get a feel for the place and learn about the complicated visa issues, law on land ownership etc etc. Before making commitments.
The map is not the territory.
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The condo router can't tell what's inside the data packet, individual ports could be blocked but that would block all data on that port.
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Use a wire transfer service with a credit card or debit card.
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this is why you still derailing the topic, yeah ...?
Well:Thanks for your contribution, please see post ... ah, we had that already there ... well, then:
Whatever, if you say so, as if anyone cares anymore. At all.
I care about you. 
It's with kindness and care I & others highlighted a few things in the hope you would "take it on board" learn a bit of common sense and skid similar in the future.
Perhaps as you alluded to in your first post about karma "may it come back and bite them in their greedy ..."
It seems what you projected out did come back and bite you in your ignorant .....
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>I have been paying a toyota hilux bougth from a thai owner for the passed year with an agreement that i should find a guarantor for the finance by January (6 months after). Unfortunately i have found out now how hard it is to find such person.
The thai owner is now threatening me that he will take the car back and im not going to get any money back for my payments for one year.
What are my rights regarding this matter should that threat actually occur?
Thanks for all the help
Rendos
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Alright Freud Sigi, nobody really cares for your psycho 'expertise' here - at all.
It has been stated clearly & repeatedly how that mix-up occurred and that it happened to many. That's all there is to it, anybody who wanted to did get it long since.
Anything else from your side is expansion and clearly off topic. Which is why it was thrown out once already.
Thanks for the participation as useless as it was.
Sorry for triggering you.
All the best in your travels.
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Yeah, me and pretty much everybody else there Tue or Wed as a matter of fact & as stated already. Repeatedly. Selective perception?? More than 140 letters at once is hard for some, i know.
However, no surprise with government playing hide & seek or rather 'Chinese whispers' on a sort of weekly basis - hard to believe but some folks still do have a life other than a smartphone after all.
I see at least 2 logical fallacies. And one attack
Appeal to Popular Opinion - This type of appeal is when someone claims that an idea or belief is true simply because it is what most people believe.
Appeal to Ignorance - An appeal to ignorance occurs when one person uses another person’s lack of knowledge on a particular subject as evidence that their own argument is correct.
Attacking the Person - Also known as Argumentum ad Hominem (argument against the man), this is quite a common occurrence in debates and refers to a person who substitutes a rebuttal with a personal insult.
The first 2 also apply to everyone else there who were wrong.
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Yes it does.
I only skim headlines but i recollect seeing the first newsmedia headlines about extending the freebies until august.
Then the official announcements came out a few weeks ago stating the freebies until august were only for selected countries.
If you don't know by now not to trust the media you've still lots to learn.
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^^ Well, me and ten out of ten people applying there recently where 'wrong' then ...
Yes, quote > ... feels like a bait n switch to me ... seems to be right on the spot.
Which country is your passport from?
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What goes around comes around.
"may it come back and bite them in their greedy"
When you point a finger there's at least 3 pointing back at you.
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Google xendpay reviews many complains
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My first hand experience has been 10 out of 10.
UK trustpilot say 8.4 out of 10.
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Tourist Visa Phnom Penh
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It is in Laos, this thread is talking about PP
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