Khun Roberto

I've done it many times. Fill in the 90 day reg, with a stamped return envelope (registered), in a registered letter to Immigration at Lak Si. This time I can see online by the tracking number that they have recieved my envelope, but it's been a month and I have not recived the return letter,. If I try to track the registered number with Thai Post, it does not show anything. What should I do? I can't get he Online service to work. Should I just wait until my next 90 is due and file that like normal? Go all the way to Lak Si? Obvioulsy I want to be compliant wth the laws, and don't want to pay a fine. I have a "Retirement Visa". Any ideas? Thanks! ????

A four banger Mustang is not posh, not a sedan and not luxurious. ????

Mexico City is boring ?!?!?!?!? He didn't even leave his hotel room. The museums, the markets, the food, the dance, the Lucha Libre, the tequila and Mariachis, the parks, the architecture, the languages, the handicrafts, textiles, … shall I go on? Sure it’s polluted, but no worse than BKK. (Which is also a fantastic city, and similar in many ways to Mexico City.)

That this is even "news" shows what a safe city BKK is. Sure there's petty crime, lawlessness and corruption. But name me one city in the west where you can routinely leave your helmet sitting on your motorcycle and expect it to be there when you come back.

Sure, there are examples above where it has held, but there are many examples of short cuts in construction around here. A small tremor could easily knock down many AC units, even on cement block walls. But you’re building the room, and know where the units will be placed, so maybe incorporate some steel support during construction? Even if it’s visible, it can be painted and plastered so it looks good when finished. And it will be much safer.

Lady Boys are not necessarily Transgender. Some may be, but some are just gay drag queens.

BKK has almost no consideration for wheelchair users. Indeed often the barriers for motorcycles impede wheelchairs. The first step towards making BKK more wheelchair friendly is stopping motorcycles on pedestrian walkways.