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IvorBiggun2

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    logo.png TM30 Online

    Dear All,

    Please be informed that the Notification of residence for foreigners (TM30) will undergo maintenance and will undergo maintenance and will be temporarily unavailable for foreigners to report residence from July 21, 2024, 09:00 AM (GMT+7) to July 22, 2024 09:00 AM (GMT+7).

    During this period, you can report your residence by:
    1. Self-declaration at the local Immigration Bureau office during business hours.
    2. Reporting by registered mail at the Post Office.

    We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

     

    https://tm30.immigration.go.th/tm30api/loginExternal.jsp?value=EXT&id=a427d014f79344ed0ad3eb2d54e8fcf9&fl=N


  2. 13 minutes ago, moe666 said:

    It is not up to the tenant tell that to immigration when your landlord doesn't do it

    The IO knows darn well that trying to get a Thai to pay a fine, or come into an IO to pay the fine, is nigh on impossible. Hence why they started collecting the fine from farangs about 5 years ago. In all IO they have their rule book. Ask to see the part where it says 'farangs responsibility to pay'.

  3. 17 minutes ago, hereforgood said:

    I was on a business Visa for 15 years and the last 6 years I've been on a retirement Visa. I have never filled out or filed a tm30 ever never been asked for ever I take care of my immigration in Jomtien office

    !5 years or there about before I first got asked for a Tm30. Well I didn't get asked. They fined my missus 500 Baht without me knowing as she'd accompanied me to immigration. If I'd known I wouldn't have let her pay it. It is not farangs responsibility. But as I said earlier another post it's easier to get farang to pay than chase a Thai for money. Wake up. 

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  4. Bumpy Roads!

    It's all down to construction. When the Thais built roads in the past, still do, they didn't use stone as a sub base. They just compacted soil and Tarmacked over it. Consequently rainwater finds its way through and the sub base becomes  spongy and then you get the problem. What they now do is make a concreted sub base slab. Give it time and all roads will be built this way in Thailand, hopefully. 

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  5. Had a Panasonic for 14 years or more. Recommended, but we decided as a replacement to get a Daikin due to more BTU and lower price.

     

    Is Daikin better than Panasonic?
    Daikin excels in energy efficiency and cooling performance, making it ideal for hot climates. Panasonic offers robust cooling, excellent air purification with Nanoe-G, and even cooling with Aerowings. Both brands are reliable, so your choice should be based on the features that best suit your requirements.
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  6. On 5/28/2024 at 12:50 PM, steveb5 said:

    Can someone please recommend where to have cataract surgery in Bangkok and cost. Was diagnosed with cataracts at  government hospital I' was given an appointment for surgery in 2 years.

    I really can't believe the waiting time is 2 years. Even at a government hospital. I've gotta go and book myself in for a cataract  op come next week so 'I'll be back'.

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