DouglasTsui

LOS is going down the toilet sooner than later.

with borders closed,limited flights out, how would you expect the "expats" to leave by the 26th? Teleport?  Elon Musk to the rescue perhaps? 

so, where are you now?

On 9/2/2020 at 3:00 PM, ubonjoe said:

I don't think you overstays will be a problem.

I think maybe the case that caused that paragraph stating the visa sticker was not done was when a person was on a overstay when they went to immigration. If I recall correctly that person did get a refund after pushing it a bit.

seriously?

You believe this <deleted>? Holy Cow,any normal person would just walk away with head shaking.

Come September 1st, Singapore will allow certain tourists from countries Like Brunei and New Zeland to enter its borders without any restrictions.Only need a Covid-swap at the airport and that's it. 

Other countries like China,Malaysia can enter and observe a 7day SHN instead of 14days.That's something the Junta here should take note of and follow suit.

All Farangs to leave by the 26Sep and now 4 days later extending their so-called Emergency laws...Wow! That's great.What's new from Chan Mali Chan.

45 minutes ago, phungo said:

What city/office did this happen at?

 

Did you have all these documents at the point of submission?

1. Application Form (T.M. 7)
2. A copy of your passport
3. Financial proof such as:
3.1 Tax Certificate Por.Ngor.Dor.1, Por.Ngor.Dor.91
3.2 The applicant’s 2×2 inches photo.
3.3 Income affidavit from the embassy if using 40,000 THB proof of monthly income
3.4 Bank Statement together with a certified letter from the bank if using 400,000 THB money as a financial proof.
4. Copy of Marriage Certificate.
5. Affirmation of freedom to marry
6. Copy of House Registration. (Thai National Spouse)
7. Copy of I.D. (Thai National Spouse)
8. Copy of Birth Certificate (If there is any children)
9. Proof of address
10. Signed map of address
11. photos of the house with the applicant and wife in all rooms of the house and some photos takes outside the front door showing the house/flat number

Barry553, its deplorable. How can the community help you?

17 hours ago, Caldera said:

Such a pay to stay scheme would have been great if they had said towards the end of June that they won't extend the amnesty beyond July 31st but will transition to paid-for extensions. People could have planned with that and I guess a good number of those who were still in Thailand would have gone for it.

 

I think in September it would come too late for most. As immigration told affected foreigners to "get out or extend", most will have done one or the other by late September, as the prospect of overstay is looming.

 

well said. Your intelligence is clearly shown here.

22 hours ago, FlyingThai said:

SEP 26th is five weeks away.

Am i missing something or is there some underlying <deleted> you're dissing about, FlyingThai?

What's about to happen on the 26Sep remains to be seen.Will it be just another fiasco of sort yet again? Or will the fan finally hits the ceiling.Exodus of "Farangs" from Thailand.I pray not in all honesty. It's another fellow human being we are talking about. Perhaps Chan Mali Chan makes a u-turn once again. So, stay if u must or leave it to the Courts.

our global moderators are never wrong. Never once!!!!! Trust them. I do honestly.

On 8/19/2020 at 10:12 AM, ubonjoe said:

If she had been serious about it being due to it not being a official order she could of insisted you do then and there and had you pay the 2000 baht fine.

Perhaps you should read the ministerial order if you think I am wrong.

WOW>>>>>someone 's getting <deleted> today.

@geriatrickid, u seem to have quite a feel for this virus. What are your credentials like? 

16 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Not sure how they can still say that today is the 86th day without a domestic case if he tested positive after having  been released from quarantine and been out in the public.  However, I am awaiting a retraction of the story and for it to just disappear.

 

The first Covid-19 case outside the state quarantine area was found on Wednesday (August 19) – the 86th day for Thailand without a domestic case.

Moderators??

14 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

You would need a business visa, work permit and health certificate, like you would need now.

Appreciate your prompt reply. have a great week ahead.

On 8/13/2020 at 9:41 PM, rimpsstar said:

Yes it seems they are.

 

Based on my research in the last few hours it seems my options are:

 

Apply for Elite card

Book a business class seat on a repatriation flight as apparently the majority of economy tickets are prioritised to Thai nationals

Receive visa when I arrive, then undergo 14 day Quarantine at an approved Hotel from the list

All this hassle just to enter Thailand.It's baffling but that's Thailand for you.I'm sure it's worth it.

I have Rep Offices in both countries the past 5 years or so. Having said,am i allowed entry back to Thailand after the 26th Sep? Currently in HCM.

4 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

I just answered in your first thread. You want same post in this thread..

You can just ignore it, can't you? I know i would..

I am still confused despite the explanations  we have before us. 

welcome to Thailand.

Do we still need to do a 90 day reporting after the 26Th of September?

Option C sounds legit....

On 8/7/2020 at 9:05 AM, Tagged said:

I would have taken it additional to my travelling insurance. Looks okay to a decent price, but limited and need as I said additional insurance. 

 

 

This is the answer from Luma regarding me jumping on the offer, and finding out it do not cover me, and this is the options she suggest for us who is living here. Cind of stupid, since we who live here should be  less risk to implement, than anyone who travelling from abroad. I already have one year insurance, but it does not cover covid, and I can not add on any extras. 

 

 

"

Thank you for your email and well noted.

 

Your understanding for LUMA THAILAND PASS (travel insurance) is correct.

 

However, we do also have health insurance plans to propose for Thai residents as attached called Asia Care Plus Thailand.

 

Option A covers in-patient treatments with an annual limit of THB 32M/year/person:

- Total annual premium = THB 70,044

 

Option B covers in-patient with an annual limit of THB 32M/year/person and out-patient with an annual limit of THB 192,000/year/person + health check-ups + vaccinations:

- Total annual premium = THB 135,525

 

Option C covers in-patient with an annual limit of THB 32M/year/person and out-patient with an annual limit of THB 32M/year/person + health check-ups + vaccinations:

- Total annual premium = THB 150,831

 

Looking forward to your feedback.

 

Best regards,"