BobbyBob

I am in the same boat as the OP and I have a question.

Do I need to physically go to the IO and get a stamp, or do I just let the date expire in my passport?

Thanks in advance.

In Chumphon it is reported that a 65 year old woman has it. She was in the hospital for several days with a fever. She wasn't tested and then sent home. Then she went back to hospital and was tested positive. It is thought she was exposed to many people during this time. 

Hello, 

I am due in May to go to Savannakhet to get a new Non-O multiple entry marriage visa (without the bank statements). 

With the Corona-virus, am I still able to do this?

If not, what do I do? 

Many thanks in advance for replies.

Most native speaking English teachers I knew hit the 6 year visa waiver from Krusapa. After that, they were required to study further (1 year) and pay for the course (up to 160K for the PGCEi) just to keep the same 35K job. No one wanted to do that. They have been replaced by non native English teachers. 

A shame because they were good teachers who stayed at the same schools in the town for many years and were well liked by the students. A lot of the new non native English teachers don't last a term, or are not liked by the Thai teachers. But apparently, if they have white skin that's enough to fool the parents and they can pay them less.

Of course, yes. I am in the South of Thailand. I have heard of others having the same problem this past week.

Hi,

I am with 3BB and the internet connection has been going haywire this week. Things keep dropping out etc.

Has anyone else experienced this problem, or does anyone know what is going on?

Thanks in advance.

I hit my waiver limit this year so that's it for me. I'll miss the kids, nothing else. Basically invisible for the full 6 years at the government school I was in, apart from having my tests told they were too easy and should not relate to what I had been teaching in the classroom. <deleted>?