luckyluke

marmalade

Toast

Curry

Green

missionary

Africa

He will also need the wife and the normal laundry list of documents but should be able to obtain extensions of stay as long as it remains above 40k per month for the three months prior to application.

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Thanks lopburi3,comments or experiences from other members always welcome.

Luckyluke.

Have a belgian friend ,living here in Thailand,married to a Thai,not yet 50,have monthly income of 1.000 euro(46.000 bath)from intrest on principal in Belgium,transfered monthly to his account here,can have a statment of belgian embassy showing an in come from abroad of 46.000 bath,and can have a statement of his bank or lawyer mention the amount of his principal,can he obtain a extention of stay based on marriage with these documents please,many thanks,

(I suppose this is for Lopburi3)

rod

Stewart

explosion

casualties

SOURCE: Pattaya People: January 31st 2007

Drunken Bike Rider Kills Schoolboy

14 15 17 on one bike after midnight!!!!,should the parents not have to take more care of their children here?feel sorry for the boy.

new increased airport tax

Some airport taxes :

Hanoi : 0 Thb

Kuala Lumpur : 420 Thb

Macau : 550 Thb

Singapore : 525 Thb

Xiamen: 405 Thb

Yangon : 10 $

Phnom Penh : 25 $

Bangkok : 700 Thb as per 01.02.2007

Not always easy here but i certainly condemt the approach of the "italian",he could approach her politely,after a few seconds he will knew.

Why do i continue to read this topic

THE 2006 DARWIN AWARD WINNERS!!!

Sometimes so unbelievable,but a good laugh,thanks.

Hello,

I want a visa to go to thailand. I have my own company in France and i'm working with thai Freelance. These thai Freelance are working at their home. I want to go maybe 1-3 months to thailand for working with them. I don't have company in thailand.

Is it possible ? which visa do I need ?

Thx !!!

Remi

You better come to thailand on base of a tourist visa(60days) after this period you can have an extension of 30 days here at the immigration for the price of 1.900 bath,you are not allowed to work in thailand,you can obtain a tourist visa at a thai embassy in france,good luck et bon voyage.

Well Luckyluke,

Firstly it wouldn't be packed with Thais if the food wasn't up to it, so I was making a point (fairly obvious, except to you, I guess), that as it gets full, the food must be good.

And secondly, I was giving a word of warning, that as it is full on holiday weekends with Thais, you may have problems getting a table, as I did on one occasion.

Is that clear enough now???

Clear thanks,but again ,no offense,you may have problems getting a table anyway if on holiday ,weekends,it is full with thais or other nationalities.but i do not want to argue further on,have a nice evening.

We won't have a big debate about this, but I can assure you that there are plenty of eating establishments that are never full - holidays notwithstanding. The Thais, more than farangs, can sense out good food and good value for money, and vote with their pockets. A good rule of thumb is that if the Thais pack it out then it's probably OK.

Have nice evening yourself

Now i understand what you mean,i apologize to you.

Well Luckyluke,

Firstly it wouldn't be packed with Thais if the food wasn't up to it, so I was making a point (fairly obvious, except to you, I guess), that as it gets full, the food must be good.

And secondly, I was giving a word of warning, that as it is full on holiday weekends with Thais, you may have problems getting a table, as I did on one occasion.

Is that clear enough now???

Clear thanks,but again ,no offense,you may have problems getting a table anyway if on holiday ,weekends,it is full with thais or other nationalities.but i do not want to argue further on,have a nice evening.

Hi,

Yesterday i was attempting to book tickets on the Airasia web page travelling Bkk/Hanoi,however they are looking for passport numbers.Now that is fine for everyone but me as i need to renew my Irish passport which could take at least 2 weeks.Being a tad impatient i would like to book now particuarly as i am being offered good prices.So does anyone know if perhaps i could book using my present passport number and then inform them of my new number when i recieve it.Im not travelling until June BTW.Any advice/opinions would be greatly appreciated!!

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Should be no problem,hapens to me, but show you two passports (old en new)when you check in.

On holiday weekends it's packed with Thais

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Sorry ,no offence,but this seems to me very logical,we are in Thailand.

No, I think it's international accounts, i.e. using a Thai ATM to get money from abroad.

Believe from my SCB-ATM I withdraw free of charge, but have to pay a small fee if I use another Thai-bank.

How can you use a Thai ATM card to get money from abroad??

Thai ATM not ATM card,on nearly every ATM in THailand you can witdraw money from your account abroad with your normal bank card of abroad or with a credit card.

SOURCE: Pattaya people: January 29th 2007

Sexually Assaulted in Broad Daylight

Put him in jail for 30 years.

My bill runs at around 3,500 - 3,800 using at least 1 aircon around the clock (but set at a very economical 26/27°C) and 2,000 with no aircon.

Does anyone know the standard rate per kWh in Pattaya?...I'm paying a marked up 6.05 baht/kWh.

I'm curious to know what my surcharge is.

Live in Banglamung,two houses for one i pay 3.1475 bath per unit, taxes included,the other one 3.2618 bth per unit ,taxes included.

Care to give a hint at what is interesting or troubling you?

Sorry,i am not a native english reader or speaker,not quiet understand what you mean,i think the cartoon in the newspaper "The Nation" of today is very funny,i am not sure i am allowed to copy it to put it here on the forum (copyrights)so i asked the people of the forum to go and have a look at it.Sincerely,

PLease go see te cartoon of "The Nation" of today the 29.01.2007.

This thread isn't about women's rights or feminism. It's about the fundamental basic human right not to be subjected to rape, particularly by someone you are married to - or rather, the fact that Thai lawmakers seem to think this scenario is OK. It's not OK for anyone to be raped - man or woman.

Many thanks November Rain,it is just what i wanted to express,but my english is not quiet so good.

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Thailand should have more people like you.

With all my respect.

Luckyluke.

Move to Sweden , here a man cant look at women before gettin charged with rape, in Sweden its womans world.

A man cant say he like a pretty woman before you get angry and upset looks, and run the risk being called a male chauvinist (in Sweden miss universe contests are banned). A woman, on another hand can say and act in whatever way and never running the risk of being labeled as anything.

If you wanna discuss gender issues, move to Sweden, here the feminisist rule the political discourse. Males dont count in anyway here, only females.

Thanks, looks nice country.