
craighj
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Three reasons for this, Anutin has his nose out of joint because he was demoted, he wants to be PM and this is Thailand. No government other than a military government ever lasts. Watch for the next coup!
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Bookings.com take no responsibility for anything in reality. They are all promises and no actual support!
I stopped using them for this exact reason!
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The first thing I thought, AND. It is sad sure, but their choice?
Mess with the bull and get the horns!
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Yes it is a thing and you can do a search and see how to tell the difference between real and fake Kirkland vitamins. Lazarda is full of fake stuff!
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Silly B, should tourists in Israel Jewish customs because they are tourists and spend money???
Her mate is sitting there bare chested with a smirk on his face, tell both of them to bugger off.
Thailand has made a rod for its own back with these low class entitled tourists, make a decision either you want them and the problems they bring or you don't!
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A mininum of 2 plus hours to drive to Sakon Nakhon and 10 minutes to Savannakhet Airport, in your dreams. Sure building an airport does not stack up. What about high speed rail up this way?
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12 minutes ago, chilli42 said:
I am not a pilot so no judgement here. I thought these small propeller driven planes had a large amount of glide factor. Such that they could at least make a horizontal landing. This plane is going down at 90 degrees. Now I will have to find some other myth to console myself when flying in small aircraft.
Twin engine as well, so a major instant failure I would think? RIP
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More nonsense and <deleted>, when they should be concerned about the basics of safety, especially road safety!!!
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Does this stuff ever change, more Blah, Blah, Blah from the responsible agencies and government bodies and absolutely no concrete actions!
Who was it who said "the definition of crazy is doing the same thing everytime and expecting a different outcome"!
Ah Thailand!
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4 hours ago, chuang said:
Why in Thailand the locals are often bullied and beaten by foreigners....🥲
BS, clearly you have not been using this forum long and or don't read Thai news. Though lately, the Farang have been in the news a lot I must say.
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6 hours ago, webfact said:
File photo via Benar News
Thailand's jails are under fire as overcrowding explodes, with new measures yet to materialise. The annual report from FIDH and the Union for Civil Liberty paints a grim picture of the situation, highlighting a 12% hike beyond the system's capacity.
Despite a fall in drug convictions over the past three years, 73% of inmates remain imprisoned for drug-related offences, with new drug laws potentially worsening the issue.
In 2024, criticism from two UN bodies put Thailand's prison system back in the spotlight. The Committee Against Torture and a Working Group focusing on discrimination against women and girls stressed that overcrowding was top of their agenda.
Despite awareness, Thai authorities lag behind in rolling out alternatives to incarceration, with reports indicating stalled progress.
Ads powered by https://ced-ns.sascdn.com/diff/templates/images/e_orange.svghttps://ced-ns.sascdn.com/diff/templates/images/info.svgVice-President of FIDH, Fatia Maulidiyanti, called for immediate reforms. She stressed that harsher drug laws could inflate prison numbers and advised prioritising rehabilitation over punishment in line with global norms. The number of those under death sentences also grew, hitting a post-2020 high of 364.
Reports from inside these facilities reveal a bleak reality. Prisoners face cramped cells, poor-quality food, and inadequate healthcare.
Allegations also include unethical punishment and unequal treatment based on socio-economic status. Limited supplies and activities further dampen inmates' prospects, with many fearing retaliation if they complain.
The tragic death of human rights advocate Netiporn Sanesangkhom in May 2024 underscores the dire need for change.
Though things like menstrual product supply have improved, a serious overhaul of Thailand's prison system is critical for meeting international standards. As it stands, Thailand's crowded cells cry out for meaningful reform.
Based on a story by FIDH
-- 2025-03-27
Screw international standards, who said they are correct???
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14 hours ago, dinsdale said:Poppy cock. Finland with one of the best education systems in the world has a 100% literacy rate for ages over 15. Anyone who believes this 99% figure is deluded and those sprouting it are complete liars.
Absolutely 101% correct. 99% is utter BS, it would be lucky to be close to 75 - 80%. The majority of older people out on farms up country struggle with even the very basics. This is typical Thailand government offical talk, trying to cover his own ass!
The education system here is extremely poor, but that's the way some of the fat cats like it.
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A winding piece of road??? More excuses to justify accidents!
Looks like a gentle curve, when will Thailand do something about the poor drivers??? Likely never I guess.
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15 hours ago, tomazbodner said:
Yes, this one 🙂 The "Certificate of residence" Now it's blue one, but once you fill it up and go to immigration (counter E2) to get a new one, a couple of thousand baht and 6 photos later you'll get a new white one. You could then just go over to E1 counter to get a new non-quota immigrant visa and endorsement. You cannot move it from one booklet to another even you have many months left. That's also the only time the booklet would have address updated.
So, again. No TM30 to worry about. You don't need to report your residence to government. You already have a permanent residence reported to them - the address in your alien certificate (the red police book) and, if you have it, the pink ID card. And of course, in the blue house registration book.
Enjoy your freedom!
I appreciate your replies and information, thank you.
i’ve had for around 10 years actually but never heard about the use of the TM 30 until a week or so ago 🤣
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48 minutes ago, tomazbodner said:
Assume you mean permanant residence with blue/white Certificate of residence. No, TM30 not required. In fact the only thing to deal with immigration is non-quota resident visa + endorsement (generally no waiting, 30 minutes to complete at counter E1 at CW) to allow you to leave the country for up to a year. If you travel all the time, you'd probably do it once a year, if you have no plans to go, you don't need to do anything there.
The rest is once per 5 years at police station reconfirming your address, again 15 minutes job, and if you change address a visit to district office and police station to update it and get new pink ID if you want one.
I’ve never seen a certificate, I have hard covered little book with the certification and associated stamps, finger printers etc but yes that is it. Yes I’ve have had to get the permission to leave and no quota when planning to exit, I think TM 12 and TM 20.
Also completed my Alien registration at the local police station and updated it, that was fun 😣. At least the last time it was.
But the TM30 has stumped me, I’ve been told no need but when I do go to the local immigration, not often once a year maybe, they ask my wife for the TM30. Though as they don’t deal with Farang’s with PR very often at all I guess maybe they just don’t know?
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2 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:
You mean Permanent Resident status.
TM30 not required.
If you have PR, permanent residency. Does a TM30 need to be completed when yoy return to your registered place of residence?
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3 minutes ago, Upnotover said:
You mean PR? I have read that PR holders need not worry about a TM30 but given the whole TM30 system is a shambles it can hardly be predicted what an individual office might decide is needed.
Thanks Upnotover
Yes PR is permanent residency and yes I've heard that the TM30 is not need, I actually heard a lawyer say it. However I'm wondering if that us actually true or not?
Agreed, the TM30 process is not at all a good one!
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Hello all
While I should know the answer to this question, I do not!
If you have you have full and proper Thai residency permit etc. Is there a need for the TM 30?
Thanks
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Mr Cambell is clearly an idiot and should go back to his home country immediately. Once there he should find a room, go inside and not come out ever again!
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3 hours ago, Cuchulainn said:
........policy reflecting the country's commitment to public safety and health........
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Rama 2 Road.
Any road in the whole of Thailand. Stupid people, if they were concerned about public safety they might actually try deal with REAL safety issues!
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Improving road safety, absolutely. Replacing 80% of the police and putting in new police that will do their jobs and enforce the rules yes absolutely, educating everyone about road safety from beginning school to university yes absolutely, have strickter penalties for break road rules and enforce them yes absolutely!
However, this was a farang riding a quadbike, which looks unregistered, in the early morning and likely no helmet and possibly at speed and possibly after drinking. Unfortunately really nothing to do with my statements above. He should have known better and was aware of the dangerous of what he was doing.
Can't blame Thailand for this one!
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3 hours ago, ikke1959 said:
I don't where you come from or what you do but only a handful of people in Thailand can speak another language than Thai.
What a stupid statement, clearly ill informed and ignorant of Thai people. Many speak multiple languages, Cambodian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Loa, English, French etc. Do you speak Thai, fluently?
It is just that many also do not speak English or speak only a little, the school systems here for ordinally people is very poor especially for English. All Kids get taught English almost none from the standard schools system actually can speak English!
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The unfortunate facts of life are that education, the normal public schools, system here in Thailand is extremely poor. English in many, many cases is taught by non English speaks who can't actually hold a conversation in English themselves! It is better than it was 20 years ago, but not a lot better!
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MILFs, Mates, and Mary Jane — Just a Typical Pattaya Evening
in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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Ever considered writing a book, 🤔