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Regyai

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  1. Ideally you need 'Polywatch' - this with a cloth and effort will polish out the plastic screen. Its relatively expensive (for a liquid polish) and possibly hard to find in Thailand. But as a second option get a tube of 'wenol' metal polish (prevalent in Thailand any hardware shop) apply the same cloth/effort regime

     

     

    ;)

  2. Seems to me that the Government/Junta is focused on illegal workers and not the semantics of how many days stay or what manner of accommodation used constitutes a bona fide tourist.

     

    To that end the only definitive litmus test is to 'follow the money', a de facto tourist will be funded wholly by income from out-with Thailand, an imitation teacher, timeshare scamster, bar renter, etc etc will subsist on monies from within Thailand. The practicalities of readily checking all would appear daunting but insufficient funds from outside the Kingdom would be far more realistic and just barometer than any arbitrary 'quick fix' days in/out maxima

     

     

     

     

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    Hungarian Antal Racz was arrested in Hua Hin on suspicion of shooting two persons to death and seriously wounding 14 others, by gunfire and hand grenade is what Gen Wuthi described as a family feud. A Hungarian court sentenced Mr Racz to life imprisonment, but at some point he escaped to Thailand.

     

     

    Possibly to pursue a career in politics?

     

     

    :)

  4. Dont see the problem with a bona fide tourist with a bank account.

    Ive been a tourist in Thailand taking four holidays a year in the Kingdom for the past 18 years (never once made an in/out 'border run' though).

    Have two Thai bank accounts (one as back up in the event of vagaries of their connection to the internet) both always have been fed directly from overseas.

    & two holiday homes in the Kingdom.

    Nowhere in the west would this be considered strange or in any way the signs of someone abusing visas (though to be frank I fail to see how swathes of people availing themselves of the then accepted normal application of the rules in Thailand - and the similarly tolerated ancillary businesses can retroactively be termed 'abusers') or indeed intending to go skulking about scratching a living below the radar.

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