An overstay of less than 24 hours will not stop someone getting a PE visa.   

 

Bad advice to suggest short overstay as it remains on your record forever, shows disrespect to Thai law, and is never a positive.

 
In your dreams. Islam is worse than Christianity and full of hypocrisy. A work of fiction written by a man who seeing that he was surrounded by ignorant and gullible fools decided to invent a religion to serve his own selfish plans.
 
To do this he observed their superstitions and used them in his invented religion, just making a few minor changes that he stole from the Christian and Jewish beliefs. A composite religion to suit the nature of his local followers.

 

On a par with the Koran then. Another book of fiction with about as much credibility.

I’m not familiar with the Holy Koran but the 5 pillars of Islam are completely innocuous and especially the first, Shahaddah, is enough to protect your soul from spiritual destruction in an entrapment by the God of the Israelites and his deadly light.

 
Commonplace at the time of the resurrection so proves what? I think it's in Matthew (member CMN will know) where during the resection all the graves opened and all the occupants were seen going about greeting people and/or swanning about town, depending on the translation.
 
I'm on holiday so will go find it myself.
 

Matthew 27:52-53 King James Version (KJV)

⁵² And the graves were opened; and many bodies of the saints which slept arose,

⁵³ And came out of the graves after his resurrection, and went into the holy city, and appeared unto many.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+27:52-53&version=KJV
 
So a number of walking dead.
 
 
 
 
 

Why do you think the REPTILE is so numerous?

DAGON is everywhere. He is right there with you now, just above your left shoulder.

HARKEN to his infernal hissing!

So to summarise, your answer to the question would be 'no'
Best wishes for what remains of your own 'internal life' ... 
 
 

Is Jesus God, as he claimed?

 

Jesus' supreme evidence of deity was his own resurrection from the dead.  Five times in the course of his life, Jesus clearly predicted he would die, and in what specific way he would be killed, and that three days later, after being buried, he would rise from the dead.

 

Surely this was the great test.  It was a claim that was easy to verify.  It would either happen or not.  It would either confirm his stated identity or destroy it.  And significant for you and me, Jesus' rising from the dead would verify or make laughable statements such as these:

 

"I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through me."²³  "I am the light of the world.  He who follows me will not live in darkness, but will have the light of life."²⁴  For those who believe in him, "I give them eternal life..."²⁵

So by his own words, he offers this proof,  ""The Son of Man is going to be delivered into the hands of men, and they will kill him. And when he is killed, after three days he will rise."²⁶

The greatest scam in history is this false claim of salvation, which is in reality spiritual death.

This next one is the second greatest in history, resurrection. Never happened, Jesus just another dupe of the Weakling God of the Israelites, a fairy tale spread by his subsequent stooges and dumb devotees. The Bibble? A book of lies. Not even lord DAGON can animate a human carcass scourged and beaten to pulp by Roman legions then crucified.

Internal life only comes by allegiance to DAGON.

HAIL DAGON!

Your day of arrival is counted as day 1.

Even if your flight is early doubt you could pass immigration by 00:01AM even if you tried you can always dawdle at the Arrival Card writing desks. Permission of stay would be until Dec 1.

Go take a break in the toilets?

You (may)need Thailand Elite. If you have more than one short overstay or ANY denials of entry it appears to not be possible.

It has been going on since well before this Orange man-child got into office BUT the frequent problem.
“Never bothered to get naturalized”

Imagine a Long Beach raised American other than a bit of paper barely speaking conversational Khmer deported to Cambodia?

Any pitfalls  to avoid at the airport exiting Thailand with a valid multiple re-entry permit issued by local Immigration office? Do they cancel your entry stamp as normal, or put a note on it? Is the re-entry permit as strong as the original visa, or can immigration reject subsequent entry for "coming to Thailand too much"  or nonsense accusations of working illegally or insufficient funds? Asking for a friend, I have never had one yet.

Then how to deal with immigration, coming in. Write the original visa number or the re-entry permit number on the TM6?

Initiated last week received today. Maybe a day or two longer due 7/4 Holiday?

No change, 44 page comments, consider the matter closed.

Route :Charles Schwab Bank Checking (ACH)- BBL NY - My home branch of Bangkok Bank, Chianng Mai.

32 minutes ago, FredGallaher said:

Comes off as being angry. Sorry to lecture but no one seems to have told you otherwise. To survive in Thailand a cool heart "jai yen" is required. Getting angry is viewed as low upbringing or status. Its not the way to get respect. Hope this helps you.

There is a difference between being rude/polite and Jai Yen/jai rawn and simply assertive. Sometimes, even as a foreigner in Thailand being politely  assertive will do fine, as long as you don't get Angry, as you said.  No reason to get angry. I was working legally in Korea with no reason to buy a ticket to the US.

23 hours ago, acenase said:

 

 

Yeah but at the very least it's worth a shot otherwise you just sign the denial paper and be denied anyways.  The reason why it could work is because when I got denied entry he asked me "Do you know the Thai law?" And I stupidly said No. And that's when he said "You come to Thailand too much. You can not go to another country and come back. You need to go back and spend time in your own country first if you want to come back." 

 

But it wasn't until I saw my passport again and saw the stamp which is marked for Number 2, insufficient funds, is when i questioned it. But it was too late because now I was talking to the Thai Airline staff about it and not involved with Immigration staff when I saw my passport again. I was at the Thai Airline office booking my flight out to Vientiane before they let me out of the holding center and released me back into the Airport Departures Terminal.

 

But even the Airline staff, were giving me problems and saying I need to go back to my own country. But luckily, Thai Airlines don't fly to USA. And since I flew into Bangkok from Bali on Thai Airlines, they were responsible for my departure. I could only use Thai Airlines to fly out of Bangkok. So it was impossible for me to go back to USA anyways. But they kept saying I can not come to Thailand anymore.  They asked me where am I gonna go after I go to Vientiane? I told them "I will go to Thai-Laos Friendship bridge and enter at Nong Khai and fly to Bangkok from Udon Thani." And Thai Airline supervisor kept saying "Can not! You can not. You will run into same problem again." and I said "No, this doesn't mean I am banned from Thailand. And the reason says 'insufficient funds' and I have 30K cash in my wallet so it's wrong. This just means they dont want me to come in at this airport so I will fly back to Bangkok from Udon Thani" but then he said I will have a problem at DMK, but when I said "No, because I will already have my entry stamped at Nong Khai so when I fly to DMK from Udon, it will be a domestic flight, so I won't pass through Immigration." He didn't say anything after that.  

I don't think this is accurate totally about Thai airways just because they dont fly to USA anymore. No USA airline flies to Thailand either. How do you think us Americans get here? It is all codeshares  or foreign carriers these days.

Thai Airways does sell tickets to the USA. Check their website. Yes it would be a code share and there is a change of plane in NRT, KIX, etc. A couple years ago I flew to Swampi from Korea was hit with the "You have to buy a ticket back to your country" nonsense. I flat out refused. I think it is just you cant be forced to buy a ticket back to your country unless you are officially deported.

Many of you are overthinking the “absurdity” of all this.

I went to CM immigration to help somebody get a re-entry stamp this week. From reception to the copy shop, to three different desks they dealt with at least 8 different people. If the applicants hotel had not done their job they would have been fined (TM30, deepest gold mine in the history of Chiang Mai immigration).

In a rational system all this could be done online in advance, at a automated kiosk onsite even. Finally with one supervisor to stamp the passport. Rest of them out on their bums to find productive work.

It isn’t absurd it is a jobs program.

We have already talked about how God created the beginning   This is what the Bible says about the end.  If I were an atheist, I would pay particular attention to this.  
 
The event usually referred to as “the end of the world” (eschaton) is described in 2 Peter 3:10:  “The heavens will disappear with a roar; the elements will be destroyed by fire, and the earth and everything in it will be laid bare.”  This is the culmination of a series of events called “the day of the Lord,” the time when God will intervene in human history for the purpose of judgment.  At that time, all that God has created, “the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1), He will destroy. 

The timing of this event, according to most Bible scholars, is at the end of the 1000-year period called the millennium.  During these 1000 years, Christ will reign on earth as King in Jerusalem, sitting on the throne of David (Luke 1:32-33) and ruling in peace but with a “rod of iron” (Revelation 19:15).  At the end of the 1000 years, Satan will be released, defeated again, and then cast into the lake of fire (Revelation 20:7-10).  Then, after a final judgment by God, the end of the world described in 2 Peter 3:10 occurs.  The Bible tells us several things about this event. 

First, it will be cataclysmic in scope.  The “heavens” refers to the physical universe – the stars, planets, and galaxies—which will be consumed by some kind of tremendous explosion, possibly a nuclear or atomic reaction that will consume and obliterate all matter as we know it.  All the elements that make up the universe will be melted in the “fervent heat” (2 Peter 3:12).  This will also be a noisy event, described in different Bible versions as a “roar” (NIV), a “great noise” (KJV), a “loud noise” (CEV), and a “thunderous crash” (AMP).  There will be no doubt as to what is happening.  Everyone will see and hear it because we are also told that “the earth and everything in it will be laid bare.” 

Then God will create a “new heaven and a new earth” (Revelation 21:1), which will include the “New Jerusalem” (v. 2), the capital city of heaven, a place of perfect holiness, which will come down from heaven to the new earth.  This is the city where the saints—those whose names were written in the “Lamb’s book of life” (Revelation 13:8)—will live forever. Peter refers to this new creation as “the home of righteousness” (2 Peter 3:13). 

Perhaps the most important part of Peter’s description of that day is his question in verses 11-12:  “Since everything will be destroyed in this way, what kind of people ought you to be?  You ought to live holy and godly lives as you look forward to the day of God and speed its coming.”  Christians know what is going to happen, and we should live in a way that reflects that understanding. This life is passing away, and our focus should be on the new heavens and earth to come.  Our “holy and godly” lives should be a testimony to those who do not know the Savior, and we should tell others about Him so they can escape the terrible fate that awaits those who reject Him.  We wait in eager anticipation for God’s “Son from heaven, whom He raised from the dead, even Jesus who delivers us from the wrath to come” (1 Thessalonians 1:10).
 

Not even remotely obvious to me. Actually the opposite is obvious. Your Bible is total nonsense and your divine Hey-sus is a myth. If Hey-sus existed at all...he was just a man. A cult leader type of his time. A charlatan. [emoji56]

Recently my nightly yoga and breathing meditation exercises feature a series of affirmations. Instead of Om, I chanted names of demons and beasts. Abbadon, Beelzebub, Baphomet, Devil, Hades, Pluto, Sammarin, Satan, again and again with a diabolical passion. After many nights of devotional drowsiness a crystalline realization came to me. Why this so-called god of the Israelites loves me but I hate him for it? He is weak and wastes it on criminals, liars and HYPOCRITES!!

Now consumed I depart the sphere of bleating sheep. Imbrued in color of Kali/Yuga. Not shyam (black) a brilliant, gleaming rainbow of all colors Not the destroyer, the liberator. I shall transmit and inscribe the word of G-d in blood the sacrifice his choosing. Behold upon the forks of his mighty trident impaled, a FISH. Now the path forward clear. Find a mate to and bring forth the vanguard on earth from my loins, the anti-christ. The lord of the universe has an INFERNAL NAME! God of the Canaanite, and the Sumerian. Worship and bow before your lord! “Dagon”. HAIL DAGON!

The Issue of Dagon

Yes, just as I said but The FBAR is a piece of cake. Not reporting the interest earned on a bank account is a crime tantamount to hiding income. But a US Bank won’t even send a 1099-INT form unless you earn $100 in a year. For a pittance of interest , don’t worry. Follow the rules and no problem with the FEDS asset forfeiture.

I saw it too.

I have been treated much worse by US border patrol at the Mexican border, recently because someone with my name has a warrant out. Just last year. In 4 hours nobody was cleaver enough to see that race, age, tattoos, city, state and other obvious things didn't fit. I was in handcuffs more than 4 hours and had no idea why. I was not allowed to talk, isolated in a room. Much worse then the Thailand immigration. Then, like nothing ever happened, I'm free to go. Every time I came back to the US, always a hassle until one kind person spent the 30 seconds to make the connection. Nowhere is perfect.