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Keep up the good work. I enjoyed reading that. Don't let the bastards get you down.

Thanks. My bad then. I definitely have read previously that there was. Perhaps the times they are a changing. Chiang Mai has an interesting system where expedited residency certificates are available from the visa company across the road from the immigration office for 500 baht.

Thanks. I have used my work permit maybe once or twice every couple years when buying a motorcycle or car and the driver's license of course. The two week wait is a little annoying, but of course that's the idea to encourage payment for a quicker service.

Interesting tone to your response. I agree, it's hardly a serious issue. But it is more than a little bit of a needless pain in the ass. No need to respond as I'm not an internet warrior looking for a fight. Just a normal person looking for an alternative to going to the immigration office.

If anyone does know of a Bangkok agency providing the service, please tell me the company name. Thanks.

Well, after 18 years on the same work permit with my address in it, the labor office decided there was no room for new stamps and issued me a new book. I understand that with no address in it, it can't be used for license renewal or anything else requiring a certificate of residence (TM16)and I must now engage in the residency certificate scam perpetrated upon us. My question, and I live in Bangkok, is do I have to drag my weary elderly ass to Chaengwattana Immigration for the damned thing everytime I need one or are there agents who can do it for me?

I always find it amusing and ironic that my country, the self-proclaimed greatest country on the face of the earth, can't figure out how to properly clean their asses.

There sure is a lot of sparked outrage in the Kingdom these days.

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Why are you even considering this? It is absurd.

Not to mention the scam where policemen (fake ones, I am sure) in a certain part of town view tourists as prey to extort money from.

As a manly man, I pull each hair out with World War 2 trench tweezers and then slap on some vintage rubbing alcohol for a brisk start to a day of manly activities.

His brand is righteous indignation and the older he gets the deeper he stoops to find it.

Thanks! It is good to know that people on both sides of the political spectrum can find points of agreement. Crazies should never take over a political party.

Has anyone researched the least expensive providers of Rybelsus, Ozempic or other alternative semaglutides in Thailand? I also wonder if any are available significicantly less expensive in surrounding countries or India than they are here?