rafaelo

tesco lotus sells indoor/outdoor lantern style zappers for 190 baht. i have one it works fine the safest bet is a net over the bed

Hey! Just moved to Chiangmai few days ago! Was just woundering if there was any young people over here?By young I mean, not 50 lol! Anyway, just looking for some people to go out, clubs, pubs, etc.

Cheers

i'm young and i love to go clubbin... not much of a drinker but i can dance all night

say when...

Sure.. Just have to do it at airport visa runs as they dont let you flip passports at land borders. .They like to see the visa stamp from the country you just came from (or thats how they were with me)..

I find they dont even track dual passports of same nationality.. I flip mine on visa runs to sing and back and they have never shown any awareness.

sweet!

now lets allow this post to self destruct before they catch on

a us/french dual citizen asked me the following question and i didn't know what to answer

what if someone had 2 nationalities/passports... could they just switch passports every 3 months and get visa on arrival and/or 60 day visas + extensions on alternate passports every 3 months.... anyone have any experience or info about this?

I too am interested as to why you need to know...

it's a secret...!

has anyone had a 60 day tourist visa request refused?

do they mark your passport in any way?

like stamp it with a big " visa denied" stamp ?

thanks

r

This post is clamouring for stupid replies, so I won't disappoint you Firstly, why do you want to know? Secondly are you going to apply for one, and worried about a dubious past?

You really need to be a little more specific..................

hmmm...i must be very stupid, i don't understand how either of your questions are relevant to mine or why there is a need to be more specific.

it's a simple question asking for facts based on experience, rather than speculation or gossip, it requires no more information for a simple answer.

for example here is a fact based answer that is indirectly relevant:

back in the last '90's the US consulate in Lima Peru would mark Peruvian passports that had been denied visas. This was done to deter peruvians from getting visas to European countries and using that as a gateway to getting into the US. Consequently some European countries, like France would do the same and neither the US or France would grant tourist visas to a Peruvian with a denied visa stamp. I know tis because my aunt worked at the French consulate and she handled these kinds of things.

so back to the original simple question please:

has anyone had their passport marked after having a 60 day thai visa request denied?

thanks

has anyone had a 60 day tourist visa request refused?

do they mark your passport in any way?

like stamp it with a big " visa denied" stamp ?

thanks

r

A mastermind group, is a team of 2 or more people who meet every month to support each other in achieving their goals and realising their dreams. Ideally with both men and women from various adult age groups.

Anyone interested?

I was a part of a Mind Group in Los Angeles and there were 4 of us: 2 women ages, 24 and 47, and 2 men, 40 (me) and 77. This allowed us all to get perspectives from the same and opposite sex from 4 different generations.

With this kind of support, focus and mind power, obstacles evaporate...!

The only requirement is the willingness to share and explore your life experiences with compassion and intelligence.

All I need is 1 more person

I don't have the link. Suggest you use the search function that is part of the forum.

thanks, i had searched for book printing with no luck and it was under book binding that i found it.

still curious if anyone has used these guys

PHONGWARIN PRINTING LTD

http://www.phongwarin.com/?gclid=CNPRhtDxto4CFRgsTAodxywH0A

thanks, what's the link?

HI

has anyone printed a book here in CM, or in Thailand?

i'm looking for professional printing, in 4 colors and quality bindings. any referrals will be appreciated.

has anyone worked with these guys?

PHONGWARIN PRINTING LTD

http://www.phongwarin.com/?gclid=CNPRhtDxto4CFRgsTAodxywH0A

thanks

R

i have personally known chris newman who is part of the team there and according to him, its probably one of the cheapest places to get your pilot license in the world!

the course is very cheap but the airplane rental is very expensive so it ends up costing the same as is in the US,.. but i'm here now with the time and the $$$... so that works out just fine

I think when Austhaied gets back from his next diving stint in about 5 weeks, and the weather clears up a bit, he, myself, Dustoff and perhaps others will be involved in an ultralight course....perhaps not what you are refering to, but I thought I would mention it. We'll keep you posted if and when the ball gets rolling.

McG

yes keep me posted, thanks

R

hi,i'm thinking about taking the intensive private pilot lesson course at the Chiangmai Flying Club?

has anyone here done it?

i would like some feedback on the experience

thanks

rafaelo

hi,

count me in please ( just 1)

thanks

rafael0

hi, i am interested, call me at 0843746710

thanks

rafa

FOR RENT

Studio style room from Sept 1st in private house Must be seen to appreciate size

4,500bt per month Large room with very nice bathroom bath and shower cleaning etc

use of Kitchen. only 5 km from Tesco Hang Dong. Very quiet area. Short or long term

Air or fan room available inc electricity and water & washing If required.

Must like dogs. More details phone 085-7954768 E-Mail: [email protected]

hi, i'm interested call me at 0843746710

thanks

rafa

Near Sheraton Hotel (now Holiday Inn), 4 bedroom, 3 bath, furnished, two stories, wood floors upstairs, huge lot, 15 fruit trees and other mature trees, surrounded by big fence, 8000 per month(16,000 is regular rent). Call Jere at 084-020-4857 if you are interested.