g00dgirl

Make a real effort to learn the language early on, hiring a good personal tutor helps. Then once you understand what is being said about you, you leave. 😄

Entered on JUL 5, stamp until OCT 2. Currently not sure if I will fly anywhere before OCT 2. I read somewhere that you can not do your first 90 day report online, is this true? Somebody in this thread mentioned some issue when staying at hotels. I rent a place long term, which is the usual address that immigration has on file for me, for example from my last address certificate I needed. But I also stay in hotels / resorts a lot. Not sure if any of the hotels or resorts I stayed at in the past 90 days did any address reports. Am I at risk of getting an address mismatch and what happens if my 90 day reports fails due to this and I don't know about it because it might take a few days to be notified of this fact, and then I fly out for example on OCT 5? I read that I have 7 days past OCT 2 to do the 90 day report in person, does that also apply to the online application? Do I also have time to fly out for 7 days past OCT 2 without doing a 90 day report?

Looking for recommendations on where to have a German teenager learn Thai in Phuket without prior knowledge. The teenager is a dual Thai / German citizen who went to school in Germany for 6 years and can also read/write and communicate well in English. An in-person course / class would be best as opposed to a private teacher, for the purpose of also making friends and being around people. South of the island preferred. A Thai government school or a private school isn't really an option at this time, as the family needs to be able to travel even on short notice. So there should be no rigid schedule, pressure to not miss classes or tests. The focus would be purely on the language, not on other subjects.