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Google cranes falling down or words likewise, or do a search on Youtube. This happens all over the world. Thailand is no exception.

Go to the local immigration office, extensions are 30 days and will cost 1900 Baht. 

20 minutes ago, attrayant said:

 

Could they really make sense of a Thai insurance policy?

You really think travel insurances are in local language only? 

3 minutes ago, Mickmouse1 said:

The same Should apply to Thai nationals travelling abroad,love to see their reaction.I wonder if there is a chart or report showing total medical bills the Thai government incurred in free treatments to tourists v Total tourists expenditure in the country and taxes collected etc!!?

In some if not most countries I took a thai lady to it is mandatory to have an insurance, no insurance means no visa. Most certainly for Europe. 

Some of the caribbean islands i took her to have a holiday also wanted to see an insurance policy. Lots of other countries have this as a rule. 

Someone misunderstood Go forth and multiply..  

Using a 125 volts labeled cable with a 220 volt outlet is not a problem since the 220 about halves the current (Amps) compared to a 110 volt system.

110/125 volts would be more "stressful" to the cable due to the higher current.  It is not a problem to use it with 220. 

Nope, too far gone. Could be just the end of life, grown to the max height and not able to transport water up to where it is really needed. Top side becomes soggy and weak, no more new leaves will grow. 

Take a tree saw and cut it as close to the ground as you can. The stump will rot in a couple of months and can easily be removed. 

20 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

Must be a football team heading to a cave..

3 minutes ago, robblok said:

Yes that is what i said, the US embassy does not check it at all.. and yes they can be charged but it wont happen as the US does not check it and the Thai immigration if they check it and find out that there is no proof won't signal the US embassy about this. So basically there is almost no risk in doing so besides not getting your extension if they do check. 

 

 

There is the risque for those who are skint, and have always lied. What will they do now to proof that they are eligible for an extension if asked for supporting evidence ? 

1 hour ago, ubonjoe said:

I think you might find that there are not all that many people who "lie" as your post states. I find your claim an exaggeration with no proof to back it up.

If you have had to show the proof once to get one then it should not be that hard to show it one more time when you apply for an extension.

I am sorry ubonjoe, but I don't agree, of course it is hard to back it up without being a snitch, personally i know a few americans who do lie and some of them are even stupid enough to braq about it. 

Even the fact that a topic like this and the other one running causes a bit of a stir says enough me thinks. 

Sawdust,  you just need to find a carpenter..

You can get a 30 day extension on a 60 day tourist visa at the local immigration office for 1900? baht