Liverpool Lou

Ha Ha Ha Considering Thailand is something like 90% "out in the sticks" that makes Thai post only reliable in 10% of Thailand Ha ha ha. That would make sense if it was accurate in the context of where most people are located, particularly most foreigners.

Maybe they were trying to make themselves heard over the screeching feedback of your hearing aids!

Relax...Thai debit cards are perfectly acceptable.

Many Juristic Persons will sign, that's where I always get mine done.

because i'm a control freak ...about things you could never have any control over.

She could enter visa exempt.

Garbage.

Huh? If it sounds to good to be true it usually is.

Why are you trying to give directions to another member about how he presents his own OP?

Are you sure you would want to argue about that in Thai court? Whether I'd want to argue about it in court is beside the point, the fact is that her personal debts, incurred solely by her, would not become his liability if they were not in any way for joint or family purposes.

The school is genuine he said Many legitimate language schools have options, attend classes or don't attend classes, with correspondingly different fees and procedures but the question of whether he is abusing the system is irrelevant to members here and to his question in the OP.

"Thailand Post strikes again". Perhaps Royal Mail struck again, TP is generally very reliable unless you chose to live out in the sticks.

I agree about the divorce part but personal debts incurred solely by her would not become his liability if they were not in any way for joint or family purposes.

Or the RAC.

What?

As a general rule, that's nonsense.

How do you know?

Obviously, yes, it applies to all foreigners, not just "farangs", as you put it. There are no countries that do not require confirmed passport ID when a foreigner is opening a bank account.

Perhaps you should be asking the Australian embassy as whatever they say will override any anonymous AN opinions.

...and he'll pay a small overstay charge, there will be no other consequences worse than that.

Having a two day overstay and sorting it when leaving Suvarnabhumi will never be an issue regardless of how bad a day any IO may be having.

Bit late for that in the OP's case!

Bit late for that warning as he appears to be a serial overstayer going back several years with spurious "medical" excuses (Immigration has procedures to cover genuine medical reasons that do not result in overstays).

"...I used my DL to get the residence certificate..." From which Immigration office?

The rule has been IDP is valid for 3 months constant single use . Whether the police check , or know , is another point. A UK IDP is still £5.50 , but now has a 3 year life. What? What has that got to do with some poster's claim that the foreign driving licence rules in Thailand have been constantly changing?