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Why as a relative of the victim would you lend yourself for such a 'promotional' photo. 

Anyhow, which immigration office best to apply for a marriage visa? 

onGovernment Center B, Chaengwattana Soi 7, Laksi, Bangkok 10210?

Immigration Bureau 507 Soi Suan Plu Sathorn Bangkok 10120?

Anyother in BKK?

What I don't understand is why I had to submit my marriage certs when I applied for a Marriage certificate in SG and they gave me non immigration O visa which still need to be converted to a marriage visa following the same procedure in Bangkok again. 

Could well be he slipped but if he made a daily evening walk he would know the environment quiet well which makes it a bit strange he apparently walked so close to the edges. Anyhow as always cased closed for Thai police. 

Thanks, I have a one year multiple entry marriage visa (non O) applied at the Thai embassy in SG. I submitted my bankdetails, marriage certs etc at that time. Now whats not clear is do I still need to go to the immigration office in BKK as you describe with all docs again (these are the same as I submitted in SG) to re apply or do I ony need to report my address.

Ok found my answer on the MFA page.  At the end of the 90-day stay , the foreigner must report to the immigration officer in his or her residence area and report again every 90 days during his or her stay in Thailand.  The foreigner may report to the police station if there is no immigration office in his or her residence area.

Thanks, I have a one year multiple entry marriage visa (non O) applied at the Thai embassy in SG. I submitted my bankdetails, marriage certs etc at that time. Now whats not clear is do I still need to go to the immigration office in BKK as you describe with all docs again (these are the same as I submitted in SG) to re apply or do I ony need to report my address.

Hi, I have a one year multiple entry visa based on Marriage (O) applied at the embassy in Singapore. On entry in Bangkok I got a three months stamp. 

Q: do I still need to go to the immigration office in BKK to change it into a Marriage visa.

Q: do I need to leave Thailand and re enter after 90 days or can I report to the immigration office. 

Q: next year when current visa expires can I reapply/extend for another year in Thailand or do I need to apply abroad.

Thanks

He was 125 KG I read so bit risky I would say to do this kind of things. Wonder was there a max weight limit / size included in the instructions when people buy a ticket?  

Thailand never signed the UN refugee treaty so his refugee status everybody is referring to is as such technically irrelevant from a legal pov. 

I find it naive he did not consider this when travelling. He should know as Bahraini his country would wait for its chance to arrest him. I don't say I approve, by now I actually don't know what is true or not anymore. That Thailand now follows its law is imo the most sensible thing to do.

UEFA is a hypocrite, indirectly finger pointing at Bahrain while organizing the world cup in Qatar. 

I think 75K THB for Bangkok is possible for 2 people HH but you do need to manage your budget since you also easily spend more. 4 persons, I would budget min 100-125 K depending age children. 

Who cares. I dont. Let him go back to Australia and stay there for the rest of his life. Can we please move on.

For those who think this is world news, in Europe but even in SG where I live, this is not at all in the news and probably nobody even cares. In principle I agree that Thailand should decide in court to be transparent to all parties. In general, imo it shows a lack of diplomacy that the Aussies play it via the media and publicly put Thai government under pressure. In Asia you often achieve the opposite doing so. 

All that complaining about not feeling welcome. Nobody asked you to come so if you don't like it go back home. As a foreigner (please don't talk about expat when you live on a few hundred baths per day) by right you need to have sufficient income to spend in Thailand but also to be able to return if the situation requires. Moreover, 800000 bath is not that much. 

This issue seems much bugger in Thai media than it really is. In Europe, nobody heard about it, even in SG people hardly bother. I also think most Thais don't care as long as he leaves.

it's the same every time. Why don't people have proper insurance when travelling abroad. 

How hard can it be for local police to find these guys? 

Did the interview went well? 

Assuming they could raise salaries they immediately will out price them to surrounding nations and unemployment levels will raise. The only way to create more wealth for everyone is to transition to a knowledge based industry or products with more added value. With an economy based largely on traditional farming that is very difficult. Imo the problem is not that a few have a lot of wealth, we see similar distribution in more wealthier countries (and completely logic). Its more the absence of a proper middle income layer creating a big gap between the 'haves and have nots'. These are often the educated people (doctors, engineers, finance) working for big companies in Bangkok but relative still a huge minority. Education is the best way to get out of the poverty trap and that is what the government should enable and support. Just raising salaries and more freebies only costs money but don't improve the economy and the long term wellbeing of the country. 

Find it weird. They are private and therefore the market set the prices in a way and further up to them. You can also go to a government restructured hospital if you wish. Anyhow if you have a good insurance plan it will cover most of the costs normally. Only if you have long term treatment you must be careful you not exceed the limit.  

Was the road cleared of all traffic but the motor cycle ignored the signs? Else if you organise a race and not defer traffic you take a high risk and the organisation should in that case also be held responsible for not taking enough security measures. 

Multinational companies in Bangkok often pay much higher salaries 100-200K / month for experienced professionals with a degree is not uncommon due to the demand for talent and international market place. This creates a big gap as in many of those countries between rich and poor. 

yep, always keep in touch with reality living in Thailand. Once you have nothing more left it's a cold and lonely place.