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New visa extension 5-6 weeks before it expire ?
finnsk replied to finnsk's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Thanks for given time to ansner my question. Its Lamphun immigration branch. If 30 days is the normal I can change/make my plans after that. -
My visa extension expire 5. march. I need to take a plane as soon as posible and will maybe stay about 8 month abroad. Can I make my new visa extension 5-6 weeks before the old extension expire ? I am on retirement visa, 65000 a month visa, and want to keep this visa even I will stay long time away, so need to make my new extension before time. Hope somebody knows about this. Chears Finn
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Some years I have lived full time in LOS, now I want to change to only stay here only half of the year and stay the other part of the year in my home country. Until now I have used the 800.000 in bank retirement visa/extensions. I was thinking to keep this visa, maybe change to 65.000 fixed income a month. This visa I had in some years, it is maked here in LOS, without the health assurance requirements, I will be good covered in my homecountry with health assurance,so I dont want to make new non O visa from my home country with expencieves thai health assurances. My plan is to stay here about 5.5 month a year in the future without travels outside LOS, can/shall I keep my good old non O retirement visa, even I am not here the hole year ? I know I must inform the immigration office before I go abroad, to keep the visa. What about the 90 days information, will it be canceled, in the half year I am abroad and start again when I return to LOS ?
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Early reporting?? A question
finnsk replied to Felton Jarvis's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Yes you need to print the accepted report, to have it in your passport. But I only follow what I see they are writing. Maybe they could accept a copy on the phone, but sorry I am not sure about that, maybe other people here have a better answer to you. -
I would be sure about the farrang in the house, do he agree to move out, if you buy the house/land ? You can maube buy a sack of problems. The land owner can sell the land, they do not need to have any accept from the "houseowner". If there is a registred lease contract to the houseowner (registred at the land office)the new land owner shall accept the lease contract, but, but how is things working out in the real life ? If there is a registred leasecontract you must be sure how to get rid of that, there serious legal advice is needed. Remember the agent is only the landsellers man.
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Early reporting?? A question
finnsk replied to Felton Jarvis's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
When you make report before time, your 90 days will be shorter. An example: You make report 14 days before the 90 days ends, your new 90 days starts with the day you get your report accepted. So your 90 days will be shorted up to only 76 days. Not the biggest problem, its easy and fast to do the online report, I live with the 76 days report, but good to know. Thats my experience with the online report, I always report in good time, if something should went wrong with the online system, then I still have good time to go to the IM office -
Why Green Hydrogen is not so Green
finnsk replied to JBChiangRai's topic in Alternative/Renewable Energy Forum
To make hydrogen you must have water and a lot of free/cheap energy. In Tunesia they have a lot of sun and the possibity to make the effective solar mirror sytems to give close to free solar energy source. About the water, they must bring in the seawater because there is not to much groundwater, it gives some problems, the water must be transported to the desert area where the solar systems will be build, but thats most a question about energy, and energy can be close to free in these solar systems if they are build in big scale, about the salt in the seawater there is different ways to work with that problem they will all need energy, but in this case there will be a lot of free energy to run the processes. In the north sea there is a lot of hydrogen projects based on the many existing and comming windmills in the sea, still based on the idea of you must have free/cheap energy and water to make hydrogen. On windy days there already now is problems to get away with all the energy, in some situations they must stop the windmills or pay to get of with the energy. And they are going to build many times more wind mills so here there is cheap/free energy avaible already and the water is just to take it where it is needed. The countries in the north sea area already have decided to build hydrogen factories out in the sea, now its only a question about time before the first sea hydrogen will come. In the energy perspective Hydrogen is Green, in the polution perspective there needs some new tecnic solutions before its 100 % clean, but compared to using fossile energy, hydrogen already now is much more clean. Is hydrogen a source for ever or only a step on the way to a green planet, I dont know, but I know the climate on the planet is getting crazy, and we need to stop using fossile energy as fast as possible. -
I am going to do a solarcell system on a budget, but got a problem. I will make a solarcell system to run a 9000 btu air con, freezer and fridge on the sunny time of the day, I think a system which can make about 2000 watt and I will calculate the solarcell with an factor of 0,7 for shadows, dirt and incorrect solar angel etc, and calcute 90 % on the inverter, so I think I must have solarcells at around max 3000 watt. Because I am on a budget, I will try to get as little battery capacity as possible. I will make the system off grid with an automatic switch to turn on of the solar system/grid to the 9000 btu air con, freezer and fridge when the solar system is working. Now the problem, its about the peak power when the air con is starting, it seems it needs up to 3-4000 watt a few seconds when it starts, I do not have this capacity on the solarcells, I was thinking about a battery 100 amp deep cycle, will that be able to support with enough peak power ? I am no specialist only a stupid DIY, so hope somebody with better know how than me have time to help with an answer. Thanks in advance
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Delivery service for document Pattaya to Bangkok
finnsk replied to TheLaughingMan's topic in Pattaya
I have done it with Kerry, no problems. -
I have maked my vpn in a simple dummie way (I am no expert). My tv is not a smart tv, so noway to install anything there, as far as I know. I have installed the vpn on the computer, where I also need it to acces some public apps in my borncountry. When I need to stream something outside LOS I open it on the computer and connect to the tv with a HDMI cable. That works and should be possible for most people to install. I have 3bb and use HMA as the vpn app.
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Transport Ministry says swift tourism recovery has led to higher airfares
finnsk replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
From Europe to Thailand the flight tickets is around 60-70 % higher than before covid. Only a few of the big europe route flight compagnies have reopened direct flight to Thailand. No doubt there is a big missmatch between supply and demand from europe to Thailand. It does not looks like there is many route flight tourist from Europe in Thailand. It looks like many more europe people prefer to stay in europe area for holydays than before covid. When looking at the holyday makers (with own flights) tour prices, they seems to have close to the same prices as before covid. So the high prices on route tours can not only be explained by high fuel costs, the few flight compagnies on the route from Europe to Thailand looks to make a much better profit on their seats than before covid. I know they have big loss from the covid time, so now they take the profit to cover the covid losses. If they make good profit other flight compagnies will follow sooner or later. Maybe the ticket prices will begin to fall to next high season in Thailand (december/jan) , we can only wait and see. Hard to see how the Thai government can change the situation. This is supply and demand buisness