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The feminism leaving her body when the check comes.

I had exactly what I have now John-- a 1 year tourist visa (there was no such thing as a retirement visa although thats what they refer to these Visa's as now, but they are still an extension of that ) I Used to get it through The Thai Oz sub office Brisbane. There were many of them around the world. I remember (but not the exact date) when we were told that you could renew in pattaya at the I.O. which was behind the sailor bar in Soi 7 they then turned that into a holding cells for over-stayers when they moved to J.T. I guess the best person to ask about these dates is George ... as he ran this site-= Thai Visa , which also could help you with your visa's problems and would know all those dates...............COME IN GEORGE........... or I will start to think I was having fantasy's

Yes I did put "unless you were on a working permit (or something like that) " I was single--you might be right about Marriage , but it would surprise. terryq, surely you remember all the bars in Pattaya putting on (or Buying) Vans , to take everyone down to Aranyaprathet you walked across the border done a U turn walked back--you had then had done the 90 day , From BKK it was Busses down to Aranyapprathet-- its what made that town the size it is today--- I came permanently to Thailand in 95 and 100% that was the Immigration law then until I think about 2002--maybe 3. Other guys that were here in those days ---Please chip in

Stevenl--you have not been here that long ?...... there were no extensions-- you had to leave the country--to apply at a Thai embassy in a foreign land to come back into the country on another 1 year visa--& on that Visa there was no staying in the country after 90 days , unless you were on a working permit (or something like that) , on a 1 year Visa you still had to leave every 90 days then re-enter Thailand. Thai women married to a farrang were not allowed to even buy a house or land. Things are a lot easier now then the before. --I am thinking that the guy probably had a work Visa --Teacher or something, or maybe connected to someone ---I just wonder what made them suddenly realize who he really was. Their not saying What it was.

True --if he had a work permit he would not have had to leave every 90 days --- a normal 1 year visa was leave the country every 90 days, then when 1 year was up --leave the country and go find an Thai Embassy in a different country that would issue you with another 1 year visa to come back in. How easy it is now.........................

There were no 90 day reports in that era --we all had to leave the country every 90 days--then try to get back in.