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OP you are here for 6-7 months a year not living here full tine and it's obvious to immigration that you are not living here full time However for those that do live here full time on a variety of Tourist Visas and Visa Exempts a outward plane ticket is a very handy thing to have if ever questioned by Immigration I know this as I used to live here for many years on Tourist Visas and Visa Exempts and having a outward ticket came in very handy once when being questioned by Immigration

I suggest you read the story again, she hadnt asked for compensation, she was told by the police officer that he wanted 30k more

You know exactly what I mean, stop being a 🔔🔚

If a report is made by the hotel then Yes they do

OP ignore the sarcastic comments Firstly go to the Tourist Police s most of them speak reasonable English and tell them what's happened They then should take you to see the real police to file a complaint, Despite what some posters in here may say the police do take these kinds of things seriously, I have seen numerous reports of these kinds of cases being followed up and people arrested, especially if there rare kots if complaints

The chances of the general public being able to get hold of Nembutal here are slim to none. Maybe a decade ago but I doubt it now I don't think vets even use it anymore

The simple answer is they get more money out of farangs, we pay double or more the backhander to what Thais do However to suggest Thais don't get stopped is untrue, I've seen plenty of them being pulled over

I'm pretty sure you can get a extra 30 days but if not you get definitely get a extra 7

They really are not 😂 I'm really not sure why you have singled out Scottish men, guys from all over the world come to Thailand to find a girlfriend

Done my last 7 90 day reports online, works great OP you can also do your report up to 15 days before the due date if you would rather do it at the immigration office

How would he be able to sneak out with fake stamps? You don't get a exit stamp until you leave the country Immigration will soon see his entry stamp from 3 years ago and see he is on overstay

I've lived in 6 houses over the last 18 years, every house I've lived at I have given the house owner a copy of my Passport and they have given me a copy of their ID card It works both ways, they want a copy in case you cause problems and you should get a copy to make sure they have the right to rent you the house and you have a back up in case of any problems I have heard a few cases of Thais renting out properties that are in somebody else's name and they have no right to rent them out

It really does depend on your visa history, if you do the occasional land/air entry your unlikely to be asked however if it's clear that you are living here by doing numerous in/outs via land or airport in order to extend your stay (nothing wrong with this as I spent years doing it) then a I/0 is more likely to scrutinize your history and could ask to see the 20 000

Some Agents can help with overstay however a years overstay might be pushing it

IOM comes under the United Kingdom so they will not have IOM in their system Just put the address including IOM and United Kingdom at the bottom of the address on the letter