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Nah, that was when the plod "responded", a day after the altercation took place "in the early hours of October 13". Or possibly poor reporting.

If you'll be doing anything at immigration you'll be needing a TM30 which your (her) landlord would have to supply you.

Yes, exactly that. I recently renewed my 3 years+ expired license and tried using my still valid UK license to avoid excessive tests, etc but to no avail. So I had to start from fresh, including the theory and driving tests, etc. Curiously I did speak to an "agent" who claimed that there was a new DLT rule that should have meant my still valid UK license would give me a pass on those but she said it was up to the office in question if they followed that rule or not. Mine didn't. Luckily the tests are easy.

Why on earth would you buy/eat that? Australia is actually the only place I ever bought one, never again, anywhere. Or maybe Brisbane just can't get real bread.

The actual memorial day is today, tomorrow is only the substitution day. Banks and schools etc. closed, bars open.

....which will be a pain as you'll need to get it translated. I'd try with a bank statement.

I think you should get one. METV e-visa, takes a few days, less to worry about.

It's only a scam if you pay for it but then don't get it.

Perhaps there is someone in your household who does use a bank app who can transfer 100 baht to you on the day in question?

Yes, take the email or they should actually have attached a more formal version of it. This is where immigration can see your visa issue and expiry dates, etc. And can verify it by scanning the QR code on it. The stamp in your passport is just your entry stamp. They always write the basis on entry - Non O, TR, OA, etc and when it's an e-visa they write that as well, but the stamp itself is not a visa.

According to the MFA website it is their job, through the Department of Consular Affairs.

And be sure to take a printed copy of your e-visa. I'm unsure what you refer to when you say "the e-visa stamp was in our passport" but it isn't your visa.

They are playing cards, for money, day in day out, they don't care about the law, they are just sick of foreigners.

The family option starts working after you select the reason for the appointment and you can change the number of persons up to 9.

TM30. Lots of useful information in this thread.....

Nothing has changed. Only that applying for a visa in these countries is now online rather than in person (and it is not instant, you'll need to wait several days). A border bounce to re-enter 60 days visa exempt is another thing altogether.

I thought you had to physically go there to make an appointment. Not all the DLT offices offer online appointments and those that do don't necessarily offer them for every activity.

You'll get an entry stamp and a "permission to remain until" stamp. That ought to do the trick.

You might want to trawl through this forum around February this year when @anotherfarangishere made several posts about successfully getting an e-visa in Korea without "legal residence". Seems even when they write the rules they don't follow them.

If you have a valid non-OA e-visa of course you need to carry it with you to enter. What actually do you have in your passport? "even with a valid multiple entry visa in our passports"

Well make it 66 then.

Well I just read it again - do you mean the non-O conversion part? You cannot avoid that, you can't go straight from exempt to retirement extension, have to get the non-O first.

15. And have a read here.....

They can all be exact if that is what you want, I transfer exactly 75k on the 2nd of every month. Just enter 65000 as the receiver amount and Wise will calculate your cost accordingly.

They are certainly still operating (not currently to Buriram however), I booked a flight this morning for travel next week and have done the same multiple times this year.