Mahseer

Absolutely correct for Chiang Mai. Other immigration offices may abide by different interpretations of the rules.

I did state earlier that I report in Chiang Mai and absolutely no surprise rules are different (interpretation) elsewhere.

Each time you renter the first 90 day report has to be filed at immigration.

In Chiang Mai the first 90 day report has to be filed at immigration office. Subsequent can be completed online provided you haven't exited the country. Same where you applied?

Absolutely not. It's been closed since June and odds are it will be many a month before it opens to foreigners. If it's a visa run you are looking at then Laos is the destination of choice. Chiang Khong is 90 minutes east of Mae Sai. Flights to Rangoon from Chiang Mai if you are looking to visit.

If they have finished their upgrades I'd say they are in bother. Playback is about impossible and live channels not much better. Pulse wasn't perfect for me but far superior to this inappropriately names shambles. What are the best alternatives?

Mate has 2 children in international schools and each child allows for one guardian visa.

Relpax 40mg is an eletriptan and used to be my saviour. Taken on first sign of migraine and kept the worst at bay but does not work for all. Good luck,

Has anyone had plastic surgery with the above named doctor who is presently working at BPK 9 International hospital. I am considering some facial work (brow lift) and the above has been recommended. If not any other recommendations in Bangkok? thanks folks.

Empress hotel used to be decent value but haven't been for many a day.

No not familiar with that one. Aside from the two I mentioned the only other I know of is buried in the bowels of Muang Mai market and called India Spice Store. Excellent selection of spices and well worth a look if in the area. It's marked on Google maps.

There is an Indian grocery just down from Star Visa on Wichayanon Road the road that runs along the side of the US Consulate. They have plenty of Indian tea choices both loose and ready mixed. If you are a masala chai fan go for the GeeBees brand which comes both sweetened and non. if you want to make your own they have most of the herbs there including green cardamom. Another source for herbs is the Indian place inside Kad Luang on the ground floor and there selection far surpasses that of the grocery place and they likely also sell loose tea.

45 days before expiry.

Both restaurant and hotel open.

I own a condo and only update when I have a visa renewal due despite the fact I leave the country typically 4 times a year. Never a problem renewing visa and never queried as to why I hadn't updated each reentry. As to what the actual rule is well that depends on which immigration officer you speak to.