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She tries at different banks and branches like bangkok bank, thai farmers, krung thai

5 minutes ago, Just Weird said:

"nobody change euros".

Nonsense (unless she was trying to exchange €500 notes!)  She should have gone to another bureau de change, there's plenty of them, then she'd have cash to pay her bills.

My friend just come back from europe after 3 months work.

nobody change euros. So she cannot pay there bills. Haa What idiots

Dengue is just around the corner. So why worry about corona.

18 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Now panic enough to let two of our Thai nieces living in Germany to cancel their annual visit of parents/family parents in July.

Crazy.

I hope they rethink it.

 

Nothing to worry

Thai friend iust returned from 3 months in Germany.

nothing mentioned at the irport.

Nevermind. What you are talking about as a relevance to this topic about landlords living overseas regards maybe 0,5% of the landlords at a maximum. Very relevant to the discussion. Thanks for the input.

There is no worry about ticking the box which is referring to meetings or a like. I am doing this for years. I even stating looking for business as reason to enter. No problem!


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Since when you need always a WP when you have a non B?
I got my because I join conferences, workshops etc.in the Région



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In many countries it is not possible to cancel your residence since there is no records of it.

If you already cancelled your residency in your home country, you will not receive any police clearance from there


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If you travel a lot, It seems to become more convenient for a 60/90 day Visaholder to stay in hotels, rather than staying at your own condo or house


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No,not possible. The apps or the website is not available from outside Thailand unless you changed your store to Thai what is for cost reasons not possible. Meaning that my landlord have to travel 9000 km to the nearest IO. I do not expect a rise for me as idon’t have a lease

I have no time to go to the office

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Congratulations on 25 years, but your right that you probably can't get an extension without your wife being with you. I'd be aware that they could see a Non O based on Marriage and ask where your wife is. Have a good answer ready if asked
Either she trusts you (most don't) or she OK with you being here by yourself.

If you apply for an extension they mostly want to do a home visit and question neighbors about your married life. They also want pictures of you and you wife at home, in front of your home, etc. How would you pull this off if your wife is in Germany. I can't see how you could meet the requirements.
They are trying to prevent marriage for convenience which is a reported problem.  

It simply means that getting Non O might not have the burden to show 400/800 K in a Thai bank account for two months. The other requirements are quit easy. If you do a 90 day in/out you don't need to show funds in a Thai bank. Why else would most people not want to do an extension at the immigration office. I'm not saying all but at least so reason this way.

If on a Non O based on marriage and not living with the wife would be a problem.

No problem m I am living with my wife most of the time in Germany

I am getting the visa because I am married to a Thai, not for the reason I am visiting her, for that reason I cannot apply for an extension So it is not the money

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Logical thinking is not your strengths , I answered to your post,because you have claimed Non O user could not afford a 1 year extension for money, this is a generalization you personally believe , but in fact you don’t know


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I was talking about people in general, and many of them don't meet the requirements for 1 year extensions. Either not married or below 50 years old. 

I guess the reason people chooses the Non-immigrant 0 ME, must be the requirements. They have enough money for 90 days, but not for a 1 year extension.

I can't imagine why anyone would ever bother filing in such circumstances. This would be a bit like reporting to the police station and voluntarily turning yourself in for speeding, when you hadn't been caught doing it. 

I was googling to see if I could find if this is a Thai specific thing, or whether the laws have parity with those from the West. The best explanation I found was in this article on Zimbabwean law, which sounds quite similar in the distinction made between ownership and possession. If immigration continue to stubbornly insist on TM30s for all travel, but manage to create a user friendly and reliable app and a more reasonable timeframe for reporting, this is at least easier for people to comply with than hassling the landlord each time you return. I'd be curious if any legal minds on the forum know whether this is common legal practice in law in the major Western countries.
 
"Although the terms “ownership” and “possession” may be closely related, they are not synonyms. They, however, both relate to property, be it movable or immovable, tangible or intangible.
To start with, ownership is just that, ownership. On the other hand, possession is the state of being in actual physical control of something.
Often, ownership and possession are crocheted together where the owner and the possessor are one and the same.
It is common cause that a thing can be owned by one person and yet be possessed by another.
A good example is what happens in a lease agreement. The property is owned by the landlord but is possessed by the tenant. If you send your car to the mechanic for service, the mechanic becomes the possessor but you remain the owner."
https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/property-ownership-possession-and-the-law

There is no mention of landlord in any TM30 rules (that has been added by posters), Its owner, housemaster or possessor does the report, as a long term tenant you are housemaster/possessor.

The TM30 was originally brought in to keep track of the movements of potential terrorists of a bygone era, including the Chinese Communist insurgents of the 1970s, as well as the aftermath of the Vietnam War and the Khmer Rouge. It was revived, according to the recent "narak" immigration video as a result of Islamic terrorists assembling bombs in their unregistered accommodation.