Heminda

I DO know that there is NO MORE drive through, hence my comment in past sense.

From The Phuket News: https://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-immigration-urges-patience-99515.php I don't agree at all that there were queues for the 90 days drive through, at least I never saw more than 3-4 vehicles in front of me, but maybe I was lucky.

Send me her contacts and pictures, and I will go to see her to find out what happened. After that, I will report to you what is different for her.

You are correct, it is a typing error and should read "least" instead of "last"

https://thephuketexpress.com/2025/09/06/rawai-beach-emerges-as-a-global-culinary-hotspot-for-the-summer/

Not only the fish don't like him. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/aug/12/cotswolds-residents-protest-against-jd-vance-visit-charlbury

One more info, I did download yesterday the application from the Immi website, but it was rejected as that form did not have the design for the photo🫣

Well, this morning for the CoR what was NOT needed was the 2nd photo, only 1 The rest was as zzzzz mentioned, but we know that things can be different by the hour. Waiting time after submitting was around 40 minutes

Thank you very much

Any updates on documents needed for CoR at HKT immigration please? Info's on volunteer and immigration websites a bit old. Thank you

Maybe Alex is Swedish?

Help is on the way "AGENTS CO, LTD just launched a dedicated platform for submitting Thailand Digital Arrival Cards (TDAC), built specifically to support travel agents, tour operators, and travel service providers managing group travel"

Yes, normally they reply, but maybe I inform too often when channels are having problems, as they don't check anything, just waiting for paying clients to let them know of a problem.

Perfect players has no more French/German channels since Saturday, and no answer to inquiries.

Thank you for your replies

I frequently buy, I don't think I can mention the company name, tinned Tuna steak in Brine. Now I know, that since the end of Covid, companies all over the world are reducing the original quantity of packages, bottles etc..., without really mentioning the reduction, but keeping the same sales price. So it is not specific to Thailand. I would like to know what quantity of Tuna meat is written on the tins, as I have problems identifying what is written on the tin of how many grams of Tuna meat is in a tin. The results when I weighted various components are as follows: Original closed tin incl. lid 212 grams Tin after draining the brine 138 grams without lid Empty tin without lid 30 grams Which means there is effectively 108 grams of Tuna meat in 1 tin Anyone with an idea how much should actually be in a tin? Thank you

I have a friend who used Pulse for many years, and also after it became Perfect Player. While Perfect is not too bad for English channels, French and German channels are a disaster. Channels going or are offline, totally different channel shown instead of the original and mostly in a supposedly Eastern European language. Even for their movies/tv series it is sometimes stop and go. He told me for instance Sky News, when they want to watch a program from the start in catch up, after 30-40 minutes into the program it jumps to live and they have informed Perfect many times about it, but... So they are looking for a provider who might be able to supply the same channels as at Perfect.