lordgrinz

I got my passport slightly wet, but dried fast, a few stamps have some minor smearing. Would this be an issue for my 90 day? I am sending out the passport this week for a new one anyway (convenient). But not sure if it will become an issue for my 90 day tomorrow, or the transfer of stamps after the new and old passport return from the US Embassy. I wouldn't call it damaged, just moisture effecting it slightly.

Which is why I am going to do mine right after I do my 90 day next week, that way I have almost 90 days more until the next one.

I guess his last days as a Senator is set in stone then, he won't be coming back for another stint.

Thanks guys, I was pretty sure that was it, but the use of the words "Visa Expiration" is what made me question it.

On the Checklist from the Embassy, what do they want in the "Thailand Visa Expiration Date:" field? Since the VISA would have been used several years ago, and now on extensions for marriage, are they looking for the end date of the Extension of Permission to stay?

The 250 Junta installed Senators should have been removed before the elections.

Just had my daughters US Passport renewed, we went to the Embassy on May 10th, it arrived here yesterday (June 23rd) via ThaiPost.

Just treat all military Juntas like pariah, start by shutting off their money supply, especially those who practice genocide.

If they added in household debt owed to loansharks, that percentage would be off the charts.

I won't send much more than 1 Million over anymore, but I see a lot of Thai's with higher amounts stuck in one account, not good.

That used to be higher here (5 Million Baht), now its so low we have to be careful what we send over.