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About time, they should need a police clearance from their home country and Thailand to teach kids. Their foreign University teaching degrees should also be verified. Too many foreign losers who couldn’t get jobs in their own country are coming to Thailand and pretending to be teachers.

4 hours ago, mstevens said:

Oh, and a hint: If you're going to dispute advice given by anyone in the visa section, UbonJoe is probably the last person you should disbelieve.  What that guy doesn't know about Thai visa law ain't worth knowing!

Apologies, I was unaware he had a degree in Thai immigration Law.

4 hours ago, pearciderman said:

 

If blacklisting and deportation go hand in hand, how come you can be blacklisted, (say for overstay), but not deported?

I would suggest you read what you wrote and try asking again. Oh I just wish I could be blacklisted for an overstay and continue living happily in the country.

5 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Being deported does not trigger a blacklisting. I think you would that find many people have been deported and were able to return without a problem. The blacklisting is separate from being deported and is based upon what type of criminal offense a person was charged with. 

Actually it does trigger a blacklisting, or are you under the belief you can be deported to your home country then immediately jump on a plane and fly back again and just enter the same country again? Most countries also require you to pay the costs associated with being deported after your blacklisted time before you can ever re-enter.

You would be blacklisted if you were deported, changing passports and even your name would have no effect because of it were that easy every terrorists and criminal would do it.

If the cows not giving milk it’s time to buy a new cow.

Your work permit and visa are cancelled, you have 7 days to leave the Kingdom or risk being arrested, detained and charged with visa violations. I would suggest leave and re-enter on a tourist visa or VOA.

The way i see it you have a couple of obvious options.

1. Take her for a holiday to somewhere like Vietnam or the Philippines, then one night while she’s a sleep take her passport, sneak out the hotel, go to the airport and fly home.

2. Wait until your lease expires, find another place to rent then one night sneak out and move all your stuff while she’s sleeping. 

32 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

Yeah... thinking that the videos on the media and internet showing accident victims and the EMS team responses are showing the entire CPR rigmarole.

Lots lots use a respirator so no need to do CPR, then it’s only 2 to 30

No, no idea ff

On 04/03/2017 at 11:47 AM, Nick ZepTepi said:

Cash in hand is becoming rarer, I have sufficient in banks, I thought I could show bank balance on my phone apps but what your saying that will be a no go.



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Cash in hand I should the best way, you get a better exchange rate at the money changers and no transfer or other fees. $1000 changed this way means you can be 2000-3000 baht better off, that’s a lot of beer and bjs.

On 05/02/2018 at 5:51 PM, Spock said:

Not far from Melbourne! You jest! Surely the process can be completed by mail? 

Sorry, I live in W.A, I have a 750km drive to the airport, same to get my BMW serviced but only a 450km drive to get my bike serviced. So yeah, Canberra isn’t far from Melbourne.

You can get them in Canberra, it’s not far from Melbourne, just drop off everything one day and go back a couple of days later.

I don’t get it, why would he need anyone’s permission to RENEW a passport, sure he may need permission to get one but he already has one, he is simply renewing it. 

On 26/12/2017 at 11:59 PM, KMartinHandyman said:

They are all the same is a ridiculous generalization, but you knew that.
Maybe all the Thai women you’ve associated with don’t appreciate flowers.
My wife has saved and hung upside down every arrangement of flowers starting with our wedding, her birthday and our anniversary’s whether we’re in Thailand or the U.S. they come home in a suitcase.

Your dead right, some blokes don’t have a clue. My woman isn’t a bar girl but is stunning, first time I sent her flowers she thanked me a dozen time, the first time she ever received flowers at 32 yrs old. For only $50 it was money well spent and a lot cheaper than the $100 long time for bar girls. 

3 things the boys don’t get on how to get the good women, dress nice (no shorts and singlets) when you take them out, wear aftershave/cologne and send them flowers. 

And when I’m taking Thai women out you see the young lads wondering why she is with a 50 year old, and they’re too stupid to realise I didn’t bar fine them.

I just had a bad experience sending Flowers and a Gift to my girlfriend in Thailand using Flowers2Thailand, I ordered them 4 days before the delivery date and the day before they were to be delivered on her birthday I get an email telling my what I ordered and paid for is Out Of Stock, what other companies do you people use. 

Bogans come in any age range. 

Was their girls around, wouldn’t be the first time they have bought themselves drinks on your tab without telling you. Happens often in a bar in Sio Nana, I won’t mention the bars name today or tonight.....wink wink.

How do you cover your self when lending money to a Thai.....with a sheet.

Tell her to have it in Tahiland, the last thing anybody needs is to fly from England to Thailand with a screaming new born behind them.

They should have a record of my police report I made 8 years ago. I gave it to the Embassy in order to get a new passeport.

Cute, you actually think they will keep paperwork for 8 years, most places send records to archives or destroy them after 7 years and the archives could be anywhere. It seems wrong that 1 year overstays get fined the same as 8 years.

So many here saying "lose the SIM". Now I am assuming that OP duly registered the SIM card with his passport information. if that is the case and the estate agent has your phone number, then they already know everything about you. Running from them by making it difficult to contact you is only going to frustrate them and put them in a bad mood.

But you know what I think will happen? This is a fairly minor thing. And for minor things, in Thailand I have always seen the police as arbitrators to create a cash settlement between two parties to make it go away. The police want that to happen, and it makes their job easier. I bet you get a call back to come to the police station and settle. Now this is all assuming that the woman does not INSIST on filing a criminal complaint, but I bet the police try to talk her out of that. And if you did get an offer to settle, I do not think you want a lawyer there.

It's hardly a minor thing, it's on par with walking up to someone you don't know at a bus stop and exposing yourself, just because he did it with a phone and handed the police hard evidence doesn't make it any less of a crime. You also have to consider this is Thailand, a very conservative country, think the controversy recently because a couple held hands and hugged in photos take in Isaan. The Thai police could consider this a serious offence, and of course the OP doesn't even know the woman or what her family do for a living, a police officer maybe?

Concerning your worry about your luggage....isn't your passport checked at the check in...if there was a problem it would be spotted before your luggage would be let through, I would imagine so anyway.

Actually if you check in your luggage and don't board the flight they remove your luggage from the plane for security reasons.

Yes, he will be detained as his goes through immigration, I've also never heard of people being arrested for minor things.

Next time take a payslip with you, I did the same when I was FIFO doing 2 weeks off 2 weeks on but never got hassled in BKK. A payslip will prove you can support yourself and that your working somewhere else.