bkkbill

Terribly sorry for more confusion. G4T doesn't to my knowledge do extensions based on marriage at airport imm. they do extensions based on marriage at  Promenada for extensions based on marriage or so I was told. (Could anyone comment on whether the resident visa agent at Promenada does marriage visa extensions.)

Hope this is helps with the confusion.

19 hours ago, Thailand said:

Aren't marriage visa extensions done at airport imm office? 

 

Reserving a chair  and getting your papers in order yourself, which is hardly difficult, is a few thousand baht cheaper and just as quick, if not quicker overall.

Yes marriage visa extensions are done at airport imm office but that wasn't the question it was on whether the visa agent does.

10 minutes ago, Caspersfriend said:

 

095 6958999

 

Also speak English

Thanks muchly Caspersfriend told they do 5900 Baht including government fees. Told to come in due date giving them a few hours for checking docs.

Could anyone comment on whether the resident visa agent at Promenada does marriage visa extensions.

Seems the Thai’s have learned a new way to cash in on this as getting there at 4:20 AM does not guarantee being served that day unless you have someone pre book a stool.

Have just returned from CM Immigration airport location had an appointment for 10 AM for my annual married visa the process started on time and completed at 10:45. Noticed the sign said Spouse Visa.

Fast and efficient, parking lot half full and adequate seating inside the place sure looks shabby without the throngs hiding walls and decor.

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Probably your best move, even in Thailand possession is 9/10ths of the law.

Sirineou that container must be getting quite full.

My Estwing has held up well. Sure glad I brought some of my hand tools.

Well thank goodness that little contretemps is over. On with the turfing.

Depends where you are.

So how does the door close?

Go to the local window shop and have them make one.

Yes, yes indeed lots of attention my post is #15 Not bad for an end of world thing I guess.

its hard to think of another country that would allow a choice between a highly educated oxford graduate with an untarnished reputation and a cowardly, corrupt, convicted fugitive

TIT......

Abhisit presided over the massacre of unarmed civilian protesters (and subsequent cover up), something Thaksin never did.

Please. Give it a rest. Those lies get old. Thaksin was the one who ordered the red shirt protesters used as human shields to protect his armed thugs in black. Abhisit no more presided over a massacre than Thaksin won a Nobel peace prize. Abhisit did the best he could given a maniac who has no compunction about killing ordinary civilians for his own nefarious purposes. Thaksin ordered innocent people killed during his illegal war on drugs, and he ordered his own supporters put in harms way again during the red shirt terrorist campaign.

There are several demonstrable errors in your post, but from the tone of your remarks it's probably not worth entering into a discussion.

And here I thought for once we wouldn't have to be subjected to the dribble.

Four times is four to many.

Google has a translate web site it does a fair job.

http://translate.goo...aicarpenter.com

Three pages and now another on Thai law. Just how much of the cake did this roach eat.

Get a grip boys and girls.

So has the OP made any other comments.

Well I for one agree with this article do believe chains and keel hauling should be put in the past.

If you think this is fascinating wait until you have to clean out that grease trap. I think you will find it closer to nauseating. :bah:

Have you tried using a plunger. If you pour hot water down the drain first it helps.

Being Thailand there will probably not be any vent pipes so using a good plunger normally does the trick.

If you take off one of the end covers (probably next to refrigerator) you will see the aluminum strip is press fitted to a plastic strip that is probably screwed to the wall.

Normally nails are driven into the outside of the door frame then the walls are done. also the frame will most likely extend into the floor. It might be easier to router out new insets on the bedroom side and leave the door in place.

Normally nails are driven into the outside of the door frame then the walls are done. also the frame will most likely extend into the floor. It might be easier to router out new insets on the bedroom side and leave the door in place.

Everyone seems to agree on this one. And yes longball53098 is right about the lack of taper on the threads. I have started using black pvc electrical tape. Works like a charm.