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Rich the Robin

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  1. I might have phrased that poorly, I meant to imply 'check' with the more learned on here, I keep a record of my own dates, just wanted to make sure that my arrival day was day 1 again, which you clarified - thanks. Is that everything I need to record - nothing about re-verifying my address again after re-entry ? Ta
  2. Thank you (all) for your advice. Did mean to also check, my 90 days reporting re-sets from return arrival day? And I need to re-register/confirm my existing address info as soon as possible ? Thanks again
  3. So no need of e visa and just make sure returning expiry stamp mirrors current one (Feb '26) ?
  4. Yes - obtained via agent, expiring Feb '26 incl multiple entries
  5. Afternoon all, I will be making a trip back to the UK shortly. I was issued a Non Immigration O Visa back in November with multiple entries - is there anything 'additional' I'm obliged to do when passing out and back through Suvarnabhumi immigration (ie, anything more than show passport at the usual desks, collect suitcase and clear off) ? I've been led to believe 'no' but was hoping for clarification. Additionally, is this new e-Visa something I'm required to obtain when returning to Thailand or is my UK passport/Non Imm visa sufficient? Many thanks in advance,
  6. As someone who has lived a lifetime with eczema/sensitive skin, if I have a flare up on anything other than my hands, I check if there has been any change in washing powder/detergent for clothes/linen, in your case, pillow case. Long shot, I know, as the rest of your skin is unaffected ....
  7. Thank you Mike, for all your hard work here. What’s is the ‘feeling’ on how inherited money (UK family estate) will be viewed under the WW Tax. What I’ve sourced suggests if estate (legacy) is under 100M THB (£2M GBP) then no tax would apply. Would you agree?

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