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treetops

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  1. 2 hours ago, Oink said:

    You can do online reporting between 15 and 7 days before it is due . . .

     

    15 days before right up to the due date according to the guide on the reporting website.

  2. 27 minutes ago, NoshowJones said:

    Not on the meter. Fixed price. I never use a taxi on the meter for that journey, all it takes is an accident on the highway or some other hold up and the meter keeps going. Do Bolt insist using the meter? Bolt said between 1,500Bt and 1,700bt, a normal taxi is 1.400Bt.

     

    The pic is from the app at the time of posting and Bolt's price was as shown. Not sure where you got the 1,500 to 1,700 baht from. Do a dummy booking and you'll see a price from Bolt.

  3. 10 hours ago, KannikaP said:

     

    A 'normal' air-con, be it inverter or old style, DO NOT vent any air out of the room. They merely circulate the air whether cooling it, or de-humidifying it. The only thing which goes outside is the water which it extracts.

     

    Agreed they're not venting anything out but they can be cleaning the air passing through them.  Not sure how effective but the option on my one is described thus in the manual:

     

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  4. 18 minutes ago, Gecko123 said:

    Requesting a visa extension due to pending legal matters and having your passport confiscated because of pending civil litigation are entirely separate matters.

     

    Implicitly linked in as much as there are procedures in place to make sure the defendant doesn't leave the country, but still has the ability to remain there lawfully.

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  5. 28 minutes ago, orchidfan said:

    Any Comments???

     

    Different office, different rules.  I've done mine (and I know of others too) who have had on-line reports approved after being out of the country, and I also know of folk who've had them approved after obtaining a new passport where others have said this is not possible.

     

    No real way to define the rules and just have to do what your office requires seems to be the solution.

     

    Edit.  The good results I mention have all been from Jomtien immigration.

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  6. 8 minutes ago, Nillerille said:

    At BKK airport I headed to floor 1 and baught my bus ticket. And this is the only part of the experience that was anoying. I had to wait like 2.5 hours until the bus left. No idea if this is normal or not. The fare was 143 thb.

     

    Nice report.

     

    Regarding the bit I quoted, the timetable is currently showing buses every hour on the hour from 7am until 9pm.  There's normally a sign at the booking desk saying what time the bus they are currently selling tickets for leaves and it may have just been that the one (or two)  before yours was sold out already.

     

    If you're prepared to take the risk of losing out due to delays etc you can book on line in advance for a 25 baht booking fee.  maybe even book a later one and try to change it if there's an earlier option for another 30 baht fee.

     

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  7. 2 hours ago, agg211 said:

    Live chat with a real person is also not available anymore.

     

    There used to be a method to force the Ava chat bot to pass you onto a human.

     

    1.  Type "Change email"

    2.  Ignore the next few responses until you see "Talk to Allstar". Click on this.

    3.  Enter the details requested.

    4.  You'll be put in a queue to chat with a human.

     

    Try this and let us know if it still works.

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