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1 minute ago, CorpusChristie said:
Are you on visa overstay ?
Go ahead, report him!
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I think we should understand the logic of the third world countries' governments. In no way they wish to be liked or respected by their citizens. Opposite is true: they want to be feared and hated. So, when you ask next time why they made something the way they did (the most idiotic and uncomfortable way) - remember that they did it on purpose. Their own purpose.
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31 minutes ago, shackleton said:Well if it is extended to the 31st October gives people more time to sort out their visas if they want to stay longer here in Thailand
Message is dont wait until 31st October
Yes, don’t wait until 31.10, wait until 5.11 at least.
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13 minutes ago, Ventenio said:
I knew it. Went with my friends on Friday and they all paid 1900 and will have to go back and clear the under consideration stamp.
the 1900 I saved will be for 5 nice beef hamburgers.....while they get NOTHING.
I'm soooooooooooooooooooooo smart.
Why pay??????????? it was soooo obvious they would extend.
1900 is nothing. I spend that every minute. but i get something back.
You probably have titanium balls. I have waited until the last Tuesday announcement which never happened. Then, on Wednesday, I was forced to spend 10 hours in the line of Pattaya immigration office.
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How many of those who wanted to stay were forced to leave? In time when the number of incoming tourists is zero for 6 months. Well done! Also many thanks to the numerous provocateurs from this forum who created panic and urged people to leave.
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12 minutes ago, recom273 said:
Depends on the definition of expat, I don’t notice any difference - I wouldn’t be going anywhere anyway. Going to a restaurant is a bit of a non-event these days, going shopping a pain in butt but on the whole what has changed for holders of long stay visas.
It may be unpopular, but I think some good things may come from the virus, perhaps some border bouncers should go home, some thieving taxi drivers will be forced to sell their tuktuk - let’s face it, do we really need 20 mostly empty Thai restaurants on one street or would a couple of good and full restaurants suffice.
Now, with the 'border bouncers' gone - your life will sparkle with many new colors. Definitely a good thing!
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Even with the amnesty in force many foreigners preferred to leave Thailand during the last 6 months. Now, when the amnesty was finished - even more will leave. If this is what Thailand's rulers want (less foreigners) - then they definitely succeed at it. And ,after reading TV and this thread in particular, it looks like the Exodus also makes happy many old misanthropic farangs who are still in Thailand.
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Have a question to Ubonjoe... Got my permission of stay until 15.10 (under consideration). It should apparently be prolonged until 25-26.10. Will I be able to get the Volunteer visa while being "under consideration"? Or immediately after I get another stamp on 15.10? Thank you.
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They are all xenophobes from the birth
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Keep treating us like <deleted>. In Pattaya everybody sent to some far away stadium. No copy machines, no water, hot as hell. Hundreds of people. The line is not moving. Policemen order everybody to put the <deleted> mask on. Those who have chosen to leave the country - good choice, guys.
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Those who took the Immigration statements seriously - all of them have left the country back in July. None of us wanted to leave the country in September just to find out, after a couple of days, that another amnesty was declared. And then to have almost no chances to get back to the country. Blame it on the awful communication skills of the Cabinet and not on the "stupid believers in another amnesty". We have acted according to the logic. The Thai Cabinet has not.
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Just now, Max69xl said:
A piece of advice, if possible, don't visit immigration in the morning, especially on Mondays and Tuesdays. Going there after lunch 1pm is much better, less people.
I have arrived at 13:00 on Friday. Was told to come back on Monday.
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4 minutes ago, FlyingThai said:Informed about what exactly? It was always known the amnesty would end on September 26th since it had been extended in July.
But this has already been discussed ad nauseam.
Wrong! It was the Cabinet who declared the Amnesty and it was on the Cabinet to provide a final decision on it. The statements of the Immigration were overruled by the Cabinet in the past so could not be considered seriously.
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So the Cabinet just ignored the issue totally. What a bunch of arrogant... If only they have informed the public one month ago - how much easier the life was for all of us. The typical Thai attitude towards foreigners.
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5 hours ago, david555 said:
Main reason is the gamble on another "amnesty " hoping on it & so waiting closest to end date ......
Main reason is a very bad communication on the part of the Thai government (The Cabinet). After three amnesties in a row they did not care to inform the public that they don't plan to extend it anymore. This alone was enough to create a lot of panic and misunderstanding.
P.S. Don't refer me to the Immigration statements which were overruled by the Cabinet in the past and not once.
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You could apply for a bribe visa. It is expensive but if you really wanted to be with your family...
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Was there yesterday around 10am. Busy but nothing to compare with what was there back in March.
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2 hours ago, genericptr said:Given the absolute shambles tourism is currently in, I still can't believe they're going to send all these tourists home without even offering some alternative visa.
What's the explanation for this behavior?
An idiocy. Send 100 k back home and then welcome 1200 new ones a month putting each one of them through 25 steps quarantine procedure. Sheer idiocy.
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The virus will keep the Thais under control.
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The idea of walling away from the outside world, however reasonable it may sound, is inhuman in its essence. You there , you may die, we, meanwhile are better than you, smarter than you, luckier than you - we will live on. And this attitude is caused by the relatively week virus alone. I am afraid to imagine what may happen in case of something more deadly and serious shows up. The foreigners might then be exterminated only for being foreigners and all kind of ‘intellectual elites’ will explain to the masses why such treatment is fully justified.
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4 hours ago, geworthomd said:
This is a really interesting post. Thank you. I went to the immigration in a city south of Hua Hin. I was told that I missed the deadline for the tourist extension because it takes 2 weeks to process. I was told that I have to leave the country by September 26. I brought all the same paperwork as you did. I don't quite know what to make of this.
Have you brought an embassy letter with you?
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On 9/14/2020 at 10:26 PM, FlyingThai said:Either it's announced tomorrow or the 26th will remain the final date. It wouldn't make any sense to annouce an extension 2 days prior. Just my opinion (I've been wrong before).
It will not make any sense not to announce anything. They will announce it on 22-nd. The closer the date the more inevitable the amnesty becomes. Just my opinion (never been wrong in the past).
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Overstay fines to start Tuesday, says Phuket Immigration
in Phuket News
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It never was "very clear". Actually, it is still not clear.