Upnotover

It's 700.

I'd be worried to, have you seen a doctor?

I think you will find that the poster is well aware of that fact.

I've found them pretty good at refunds and other payment issues. Sounds like a Promptpay issue, what does the bank say?

Here's some gov.uk (from https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/change-of-name-guidance/use-and-change-of-names) on the subject; "Dual nationals Normally dual nationals will be expected to align the name on their foreign passport or identity card with the names requested on Home Office issued documents. However, where individuals can provide evidence that they are unable to change their name in their foreign issued documents, the Home Office will exceptionally consider allowing them to use a different name in a Home Office issued document (see Annex A). This may include married naturalised British citizens who are unable to change the family name on their foreign passport due to legal requirements. Such individuals may also be asked to provide evidence that they are living in the new name for all other official purposes. Where, in exceptional circumstances, a different name is allowed for dual nationals then this will be recorded on Home Office systems and as an observation in the British Passport."

Just be careful where you sit while drinking it.

There have been reports on here (and elsewhere) recently of London issuing them.

See here.....(there are several other threads on the subject);

wasn't correct. gone now.

gone

You can't convert in-country. You can; - leave and re-enter visa exempt, hopefully you do NOT have a re-entry permit. - make sure you have THB800k in your bank. - at immigration apply for single non-O based on retirement, gives a 90 day permission to stay. - in the last 30 days apply for extension of stay based on retirement.

You "must" provide it only if you have one, or had one, and it tells you how to get a copy if you don't have the original. It also tells you what to do for non-UK documents. Your Thai divorce papers will suffice, in Thai.

Around my way hospitals, GP surgeries still have the signs up (both will give you if they are serious) and a few old people out shopping.

I think it's mentioned a couple of times in that thread, here's one; "No financial information was requested when applying."

I think you'll find what you need in this thread;

Where does he say British?

Arrival day is day 1. So in your example May 30 will be the end of stay.

"Chakkrit Juthawipat was driving his BMW sedan along Sukhumvit Road towards Sattahip" That may have been his intention but he apparently wasn't. Wonder why the story is written that way. BMW trumps Pickup I suppose.

Sooner than that if they can work out a way of collecting their 300 baht slush fund.

There's a tethered helium version for $20, I'd recommend that one if you're ever in the area.

Not needed. It's like giving someone intent on overstaying a checklist of things to do to evade detection.

I don't think UK Border Force are so daft as to think that a ticket is proof of anything. They make their decisions based on their questioning not box ticking. So if asked she can tell them what you have said here, it will be no problem at all (don't forget she can go through arrivals with you).

Maybe time flew as I was enjoying it so much, but certainly we always were back at Soi 13 by 16:00 at the latest, which reminds me there was a beer included on return as well. It is some years back and there was never any traffic to speak of.

While everyone has their calendars out might as well circle June 3 as well, Visakha Bucha.

No. Not now it has been clarified that she has an extension, not a visa.