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Fees for cardless withdrawal coming
JayClay replied to digbeth's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Okay I'll bite... How do you loose money and phone data by using a promptpay QR code? This should be good. -
Languages have been adopting foreign words since the dawn of time. No language needs "preserving", they need evolution.
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Bangkok Bank mobile app
JayClay replied to alanrchase's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
No. This should tell you that the app is looking at a list of installed apps on your phone. -
When it comes to immigration, your immediate history is much more interesting to the officer than what you were doing in previous years. The first couple of tourist visas are unlikely to cause any problems but after that you may (or may not, people's milage varies) start running into problems.
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Thai e visa impossible
JayClay replied to supersomchai's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
If you can provide the exact words it may make it easier for somebody to assist you. -
I used them for two house moves; my motorbike, furniture and belongings were all packed into one of their box vans, I jumped in the front and unloaded at the destination.
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I've used deliveree.com before a couple of times and they were very good on both occasions.
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I don't know why you're quoting me along with D Jack. I don't approve of the system or want people to be forced to go "home"(wherever that is). I was merely trying to explain why "I could get a visa so they should let me in anyway" is a logically flawed argument.
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I don't ????♂️
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Which is why there's a visa application/approval process.
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No stamp in passport
JayClay replied to goldenbrwn1's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Probably because they have no incentive to spend the extra few seconds looking for the next blank page. Occasionally you get a super helpful IO who will go back, find an empty page, and use that. But mostly I guess they think "why bother"? I would if I was doing their job for their wages. -
What? People who are married can also get extensions "if they wish so". People with lots of money can get an Elite Visa and extensions "if they chose so". The fact that a genuine visa is available "if you chose so" and that you didn't "chose so" surely gives the IO more reason to be suspicious of you ("just why hasn't he got the visa he's entitled to???"), not less.
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You can't insure the car in your name because you have no financial interest in the vehicle. You either need to be put on your mother's insurance as a named driver, or have her policy upgraded to an any-driver policy.
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Is a stablecoin a suitable way to get cash out of Thailand ?
JayClay replied to john donson's topic in Cryptocurrency News
People who want to transfer their money to fiat, such as the OP. -
If it's illustrated well on the computer, then I really can't see how it could be less impactful. I'd say the opposite is more likely to be true. As for the "assumed to be manipulated" maybe that's fair? Has anybody in the institution raised this concern with you, or is it something you have decided yourself?
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Why?
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I would, but I'm never invited.
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Indeed. We have a "realist" here who admits he doesn't like the person, and refuses to give a reason as to why, yet he doesn't seem to "realise" what's actually happened; he made a snidey comment to somebody he didn't like, and it backfired. I'm almost certain he wasn't expecting the responses he got, which is strange for a realist ????
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A realist is able to look at a situation objectively and makes a point of trying to genuinely understand the situation that others may be in. You have done neither. There is a phrase to describe your behaviour, but "being a realist" isn't it. The fact that you even posted this, and that you were clearly expecting sympathetic responses, show that you are about as far from a realist as can be.
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If you have a re-entry permit then you won't have any issues re-entering the country. You can either get a multiple re-entry permit, or two single ones.
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Such as?
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This is remarkable because..?
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So your issue is that he looks gay? I think that says a lot about you.
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My heart bleeds
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ED Visa Questions
JayClay replied to brotherother's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Yes but if you are getting a "one year" ed visa, then the maximum amount of time you can stay in the country is 12 months from the date you entered, not the date of your ED visa, so there's no point in first obtaining a 30 day extension when in the country, and no advantage to getting a tourist visa over an exempt entry before you arrive.
