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Upnotover

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  1. Potentially three in fact. It is also useful in reducing the effects of benign prostatic hyperplasia.
  2. You could try for a multi-entry, it's certainly an option on the e-visa application.
  3. Colonoscopy is endoscopy. Top down endoscopy is a gastroscopy.
  4. I have travelled in and out of Thailand many times with similar meds (inc. Bisoprolol) and have never had any problem. Having said that nobody has ever asked or noticed that I have them, either in carry on or checked baggage. I have never taken any paperwork with them, as these are over the counter meds I would think not needed at least from Thailands perspective. As for the US I have once or twice taken them in and out but again never been asked.
  5. Yes print it for immigration, make sure they stamp you in for 90 days. The airline may ask about it so have it to hand, onward flight not required.
  6. Nice one. What finances did you have to show?
  7. You might want to look at this thread, I also think you cannot open an account there. What is actually difficult about transferring money that you need to "make easy"?
  8. There does appear to be a fundamental misunderstanding by at least one person of the purpose of a multi entry tourist visa. It is to allow a tourist to base themselves in Thailand and make multiple trips out/back to other countries as part of their holiday. Those trips may be several days or weeks and the in between time in Thailand the same. It is not intended to be used to stay as long as possible in Thailand before having to leave and return on a new entry, there are other visas/extensions far better suited to that.
  9. 12,500, 20,000, 26,000, 34,000.........this thread is one of the best!
  10. No. £10k in the bank. You will see the requirement when you get to the relevant part of the online e-visa application.
  11. Many tiny words but no indication of anything unusual. You got a perfectly normal 30 day entry and there is no reason why you can't get a normal 30 day extension of it.
  12. Two. The last and the current.
  13. He'll be posting on here soon enough about applying for the right extension..... "According to the New Zealand Embassy in Thailand, the court advised Salinger he would need to submit a request to retrieve his passport for a visa extension"
  14. That would be the correct answer as you keep the old passport for ID purposes. The point about international travel is that nobody will know, unless they make a specific effort to check, perhaps after you get arrested or something like that.
  15. Likewise my Note 10, recently updated to MIUI14/Android 13.
  16. Well, let's use the current "Wise" rate shall we? £124.99 will bring in THB5310.70. So we're both wrong.
  17. England in 2022, £124.99. Must be similar in Bangkok I'd have thought (if still available) although their prices do seem to fluctuate wildly up and down.
  18. Redmi 10 Pro (4g). THB 5000. Perfect phone for my needs. Fast, 6GB RAM, 128GB storage. Fantastic camera;
  19. There's something rather sad about this thread.
  20. It is cancelled in the UK system when the application is received there but as they don't tell anybody outside of the UK it remains perfectly usable for travel although if anybody actually checked for whatever reason it may cause some issues.
  21. You don't pay VFS. Payment is by card and is taken in the UK by HMPO. Your card has to be valid for payments in the UK. It does not have to be your own card, the payment form is submitted with the application. All you need is here; https://www.passport.service.gov.uk/overseas/information/thailand/renew/adult? You don't actually have to attend yourself. You could send someone, with an authorisation letter, on your behalf both to submit the application and to collect the new passport.
  22. I believe so, here, https://eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard/ But in case you don't it appears not the end of the world, from FAQ's; "Travellers are strongly encouraged to submit their SG Arrival Card before arriving in Singapore, as those who have not done so will be required to submit on arrival before they can proceed for immigration clearance. This will delay their immigration clearance unnecessarily."
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