Bunnychow
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i hope you dont, these rules are put in place for a reason, if you dont respect the laws and rules of Thailand why should they let you back in. i would ban people like to for life.You might just get away with it.
I assume your self righteous wrath is being directed at me, I live and work legally in Thailand and have done so for a long time and pay my taxes, so get off your high horse with respect to banning people because they give an opinion to a question
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You might just get away with it.
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Its disrespectful taking photographs inside a place of worship without permission anyway...further you talk about toursim, these place are not there for tourists
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It didn't go to court.
Go back and read post 21 please..
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Yes I ve paid to the court !!!!! Why does this matter ? still nobody can tell me what are a legal checkpoints lol but still keep telling me to say nothing and be quiet ? ....so funny...
You have paid for your crime ?...so you have been to court/judge already then ? If you have paid off the cops all you have done is paid in a bribe, ergo maybe better to keep quiet and get on with things instead of trying to play bar stool lawyer
It doesn't happen like that of course.if there is a rule about temporary check points, then the judge will give the BIB a slap on wrist thats all
The police has to write a report and the "criminal" have to sign it.
As it s all writting in Thai, I asked for an interpreter but It has been refused. Why ? because I knew that the location where I ve been arrested should bw writtin in this report, and it was wrong. SO if they lie about the location where they arrested me, they are breaking the law...
It doesn't mean that I didn't break law....I have paid for my crime, now let them pay for their crime...or just let it like this, and one day, the day when YOU will have the same kind of problem, don't cry about illegal checkpoint my friend...give money to the police and make them have the feeling that what they do is right! ( that s stupid!)
So if you paid at the court did you raise your objections as regards a so called illegal check point with the judge and the issue around the photographs withe the judge ?...if you did why are you on here bleating ?
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Probably because he does not qualify for any other visa.Is there any reason you dont apply for a full visa instead of the short term visa's?
Do you have any suggestions as to what he might be able to get.
Drop 500k and he can get a TE visa ?
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It doesn't happen like that of course.if there is a rule about temporary check points, then the judge will give the BIB a slap on wrist thats all
The police has to write a report and the "criminal" have to sign it.
As it s all writting in Thai, I asked for an interpreter but It has been refused. Why ? because I knew that the location where I ve been arrested should bw writtin in this report, and it was wrong. SO if they lie about the location where they arrested me, they are breaking the law...
It doesn't mean that I didn't break law....I have paid for my crime, now let them pay for their crime...or just let it like this, and one day, the day when YOU will have the same kind of problem, don't cry about illegal checkpoint my friend...give money to the police and make them have the feeling that what they do is right! ( that s stupid!)
You have paid for your crime ?...so you have been to court/judge already then ? If you have paid off the cops all you have done is paid in a bribe, ergo maybe better to keep quiet and get on with things instead of trying to play bar stool lawyer
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So what have we learned from this thread ? The whole premise of his thread is completely wrong
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Whether the check point is legal or illegal, it will make no difference if they want to charge or prosecute you for anything, nor will complaining about your photos being deleted have any affect on them, possibly only a negative one.
Exactly, if they suspect a crime has been committed and the OP has been arrested for that crime, a technicality such as the location of the check point doesnt change the fact the OP has committed a crime, so if as he suggests its for drinking and driving...he is still going to get done for drinking and driving, if there is a rule about temporary check points, then the judge will give the BIB a slap on wrist thats all
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As i am sure you are aware already the defintion of work has nothing to do with being paid or not, even volunteers need a WP and they dont get paid
Yes I thought such work even if unpaid was illegal.The work would be illegal without a work permit regardless of how someone is paid.
There is no problem awarding someone shares in a company.
However when the share issue is clearly in lieu of work it might be interpreted in court as paid work might it not?
It's an interesting situation.
I'm still wondering why my Thai gf has not been paid however when all of the others seemingly received their share payments.
The company were really dumb if they thought could circumnavigate WP rules going this route
If your GF hasnt been paid for the work she did or been paid for the shares a trip to the DOL might be worthwhile to see what options there are, or if you want to jump in the whole hog to start with, go to your local copshop and lay charges against the company officers who have not paid out as promised
In conclusion it appears your GF did some work for a real scumbag company by the looks of it ?...who runs the company ? Thais or farangs ?
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The work would be illegal without a work permit regardless of how someone is paid.
There is no problem awarding someone shares in a company.
Agreed a Work permit would be required irrespective
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Chances are you will only get a single entry locally..
If you want multi you would most likey have to go to your home country
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^^^ sexist, not racist.
A variation on Thai bashing
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Also the gov can revoke PR if one is deemed a national threat, committed certain crimes etc
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I think your confusing tax residency and legal residency..two very different things..unless you give up your citizenship you will always remain a legal resident withright of abode, by virtue your a citizen
Incorrect. You yourself can cancel a residency by declaring you are moving to another residency, but authorities are unable and not allowed to do so with their own nationals, unless by court order (normally a longer prison sentence)How do you just cancel the residency? What country works like this?
all European countries i know.
By the same token moving to Thailand without PR doesnt make you a legal resident of Thailand, however after 180 days in country you become legally resident for tax purposes
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If you were a true aethist you wouldnt even question what happens to your mortal remains, you die you go to the worms on way or the otherThere should be more choice for Atheists like me. There's an opportunity there. Crocodile party, sharkfest, or maybe acid bath. I believe sending your ashes into space is still an option too. Isn't that where Timothy Leary went?
When i die, i dont care what happens....i am dead
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Given the number of sock puppet accounts a lot on TV members would just cease to exist and not have to worry about buried in the ground or cremated as they dont exist
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You take your citizenship from one or both of your parents.Interesting case. What happens if your parents aren't Thais but you are born and raised here? In my home country EU country you definitely have the right to get citizenship.
Not strictly true, Boris Johnson ended up owing the US taxman a heap of money and both his parents are British, but he was born in the US
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Maybe 3 months ago, the bottles of wine where being imported, and now its being supplied in bulk and bottled in Thailand hence the change in labelling
A quick search suggests there is no Vineyard or wine producer in South Africa called Mont Clair, suggesting they import either the juice and ferment in Thailand, or they buy bulk wines from different vineyards and bottle it in Thailand ie its a "Thai" wine not a South African wine per se
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I think your GF would have to apply for the child as a dependent not you as your not married
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Hoegaarden
Mr OP, technically your list is the most part largers not Beer as such anyway..but with the exception of many be an ocassional Chang, for the rest i would rather drink cats urine than have to subject my taste buds to those so called "beers" on your list
Work Permit - Any requirement for minimum number of days in Thailand?
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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No there isnt, i guess you just need to be in Thailand during the renewal, the 180 days refers to being resident for tax purposes nothing to do with your WP