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I'm trying to understand this. Last August, I was in Bangkok for a few nights and I assume but don't know for sure, that the hotel filed an online TM30, maybe to a Bangkok office, maybe to a national database, don't know how it works. I didn't encounter a problem with my 1 year extension of stay last September. So the difference between this year and last year would be that last year was for 4 nights in Bangkok and this year 1 month in Chonburi province. Would one scenario require the refiling of a TM30 but not the other? Maybe I'll forget about the one month rental if it will impact my extensions of stay since my main landlord is out of the country and won't be able to file a TM30 for the second time.

The second landlord said she must file the TM30. She said even though Immigration hasn't done onsite inspections this year, they did do it last year. She wants to remain legal.

That is what concerns me. Seems like you're saying that getting the other room for a month might be interperted by Jomty Immigrtion as overriding the TM 30 curreently stapled in my passport. Having my landlord submit a second TM 30 would be problematic as he is currently not in Thailand. Thanks for warning me about a possible pitfall.

Jomtien The owner/manager does online reporting and says she must report it to Immigration but she says the report form has a starting date and end date. Usually I just go to Soi 5 as it is extremely convenient for me. Is there an advantage to doing by mail or online if you live close to Immigration Thanksfor the input guys!

I've been renting in the same condo for three years and will continue to do so. I'm also considering renting a room for one month in September in the same province but will be living in both places. I am concerned that this will complicate by annual extension of stay that I'll be doing in September and also complicate my 90 day reports. My concern is that the one month rental being the most recent will supercede my permanent address and cause problems. So will this likely cause problems?

I use it all the time. I am confused. I'm not sure if I am using Line Keep or Line Keep Memo Chat and am unsure of what to do if I want to keep using it. Anyone know?

You can't (or it is extremely difficult) sign up for Google Voice in Thailand. However, if you already have Google Voice you can make calls from Thailand to the USA for free.

First off Mike, a big thank you for all the effort you put into your clearly well researched and time consuming posts! Before I saw this sample return, I downloaded a PD90 as interest, pensions, Roth conversions because at first glance it would appear that the" not only from employment" would apply. Buy your sample tax return is the PD91 which specifically mentions Pensions on Line 1. My question is who should use PD90 and who should use PD91?

Seems to me, the big issue is not the lack of uprating but the inability to use the NHS. Yank's equivalent of uprating is Social Security's Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for which we are eligible no matter where we live. But our inability to use Medicare (which we paid into all our lives) anywhere in the world except in the USA is problematic.

Seems to me, the big issue is not the lack of uprating but the inability to use the NHS. Yank's equivalent of uprating is Social Security's Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for which we are eligible no matter where we live. But our inability to use Medicare (which we paid into all our lives) anywhere in the world except in the USA is problematic.

OK since I have prepaid then I guess AIS is not an option. I have a Kasikorn account that I almost never use. Are there any fees involved with the Kasikorn Virtual Card? Would prefer to use Krungsri, Bangkok Bank, or SCB though if they have no fee virtual cards.

So you just gave Spotify your DTAC number and it works. Or did you have to enable some pay system with DTAC? I'm assuming whatever you did with DTAC that I can do with AIS.

I want to pay for Thailand Spotify Premium in the easiest way possible. I have a Krungsri ATM card but it doesn't have my name on it. It just says Privileged Member. I've never been able to use it for online payments. I have accounts with multiple banks. But I'm also under the impression that I can pay with my AIS balance. Can I just top up my phone and Spotify can be paid? Or do I need to register with AIS for some payment system. For those of you that use Thailand Spotify Premium, what's an easy way for me to pay for it?

Would someone please explain how you get the extra year?

Probably way to many people around but there are free outdoor machines by the police box on Dongtan beach.