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Faz,

I worked for a company that actually processed CRB checks ( now DBS).

Firstly there is no such thing as a 'civil misdemeanour' in UK law, which is why I thought you were not from the UK.

Secondly there is not a separate section for cautions on a DBS check is is just one section covering "summary of convictions and reprimands / warnings / cautions / impending prosecutions"

But you are correct it will be annotated as a caution.

You are also correct that a caution is not a criminal conviction however it is issued by the Police for a criminal offence.

For a job working with children (or vulnerable adults) either paid or unpaid a caution will be shown on a DBS check.

I received a caution a few years back. I have since had a police clearance notice from the police in UK. Clear, nothing , zilch.

I had to do the same here in Buriram at Gap Churng office. Found out the hard way. Had to make two trips. And no charges at either place.

You don't need to do that in Buriram for driving licence. A cert issued by the local police is sufficient.

Driving a Fortuner on a Teacher's salary?? That should raise some questions on it's own.

Have you not heard about the scandalous government loans that they all get?

There is a teachers' bank set up by teachers for teachers. There is nothing scandalous about it and the government gain and lose nothing.

Basically it is set up like a cooperative. Some teachers invest and some borrow. The rates for investment are very good. That ensures that the bank stays in the black.

Anyone can invest in this enterprise. You need to be introduced by a teacher.

It is a no lose situation for investors. Loan payments are taken at source, from the teachers' salary. It is impossible to default. Therefore the bank runs smoothly and teachers have access to low interest loans.

Let me guess a new rule only for farangs?

And why would a Thai need to get a residency certificate?

They show up with a copy of their "Yello Tabien Baan" instead, or the copy of their house book.

Thais don't have a yellow tabian ban. They have a blue one. More commonly known as a house book.

Not forgetting that many pronunciations are lost in the spelling. Pornpiss being a perfect example. There are no Thai words where the symbol for an "s" is pronounced as such when at the end of the word.

There are equally many western names that the Thai students would find funny.

Wrong way around, Dilligad. The old place was same day. It is now next day.

Okay, many a man has been dumped once she's secure in her new country.

You sure assume a lot, you even know the ages of these people, but it's me who comes off as a cvnt.

Look, if y'all are happy with your illusions of Thailand, go for it.

I just Wikied Thai Internet censorship. Have a look! Now there's a progressive nation (kingdom)! Want to know what's censored here? Nothing!

There are two activities I as a foreigner can't participate in; I can't vote or run for political office. How about you? Is everything you own in your wife's name?

Sadly you give yourself away. If you were half as educated as you make out, you would realise that the title "third world" is severly outdated and indeed no longer vald.

Feel free to have a go at something that has obviously got you in the past. Got bitten did you?

Your last question also shows you up. Read up on ownership rules before you gob off.

From reading a previous post I can only assume you are living, maybe partly, in America. No censorship in the gold ole US of A eh?????????

That's lovely.

Now,maybe, this thread can be closed "at the request of the OP". 5555

I personally find the Ayam brand too sweet. Brooks is better but still a bit sweet. I did find one brand at TescoLotus quite some time ago which was not too bad. I think it was UFC brand but not sure.

Many of the brands taste sweet. I tend to add some pepper and vinegar or Worcester sauce while cooking. Maybe some paprika or chilli.

If he's at tech college, that means he failed the high school for whatever reason.

(Naughty children, stupid children and problem children are all told to leave government high school at age 15+, after M3)

Best not to get involved, you're clearly not helping his education.

What complete rubbish.. Technical college is technical college. It is to learn a technical trade. They have a bad name generally because of Thailand's enfercise on degrees. But you as a student are certainly not forced to go there.

Maybe the post was a bit strong but, generally, it is the weaker students that give up school at 15 and go to Tech College.

You mention "they decided" and "he decided". Looks like you meant to write "I decided".

Thanks for that. I was just about to reply. You saved me a job.

Retiredaamt

Nakhon Chai Air is a bus company not an Airline.

And?

Post 13. Last sentence

If you read the whole of post 13 and the subsequent post you will see that your comment was inane.

I don't understand how this guy is selling Yum woonsen either. For sure he doesn't have 2 thai employees (except his wife) and I don't believe he paid up 2 million baht as registered capital

A month ago I saw him at the same spot again, he gave up selling his yum moonsen and is now selling selfie stcks to tourists !

You don't need to pay up 2million. There are other ways to do it and perfectly legal.

Retiredaamt

Nakhon Chai Air is a bus company not an Airline.

And?

Apologies. I used "all" when you used "most"(not all). You also said "province" and then "small town". Never mind eh.

I live in the provincial city and work at a school in a small town that belongs to this province.

That is quality. Thanks for the laugh.

Apologies. I used "all" when you used "most"(not all). You also said "province" and then "small town". Never mind eh.

Not sure that it is "normal" to get to know all of the cops.

I know a couple but not all where I live. I would rather not know them all.

bigt3116......The school where the OP works is not registered. You can work at a school and pay into SS independently. The amount for this is 438 a month.

"Just came back from my director's office, where I had to see two Immigration officers. Of course did I not have my passport and work permit, but they knew me and were also aware that I have both in order."

Back page of the work permit quite clearly states " A work permit holder shall carry the permit with himself/herself, or keep it at the place of work while working, ready at all times, for presenting to the competent official or the registrar. Any permit holder who violates or fails to comply with the foregoing shall be liable to a fine of not exceeding ten thousand Baht."

So I can't see why you say "Of course I did not have,,,,,,," , by law you should have had it with you.

As for your passport, you should have either had that on your person or as the Police General said a few months ago, at least a copy of your details page, your last visa/extension page.

I beg your pardon. It was more a sort of sarcasm as I had all, including my drivers' licenses in my gloves department for months now and just took it out three days before the Immigration showed up.Took all out and left it at home after renewing my DL.

I know what's written on a work permit and I'm also aware of the rule that a foreigner should always have at least a copy of the passport.

Before asking "the lawyer", I'd kindly like to inform you that I know most of the Immigration officers in 13 years of living in this area, so they might know more about me than my wife and I do....

Also most cops from my province where I'm residing know me, as well as the police officers in the town where I'm working.

But thank you very much for the laws in Thailand lesson, really deeply appreciated, will never happen again. I apologize for breaking several laws.

You know all of these special people and still cannot get social security??? 5555

KhunBENQ I am married to a Thai and we had to take two witnesses when I did mine at Korat land office.

It all depends on who you see and what side of the bed they got out of as with everything here....lol

By the way the witnesses had to be official people as well so we took a lawyer and a neighbor who works for a different government office.

HL

Land office? Isn't it done at your local district administration office?

Probably going to be NackornChaiAir bus company. They are the best. They also have their own bus terminal near to MorChit.

The cost would work out about 275 baht for the largest size foam box. NCA have a limit of 20kgs per box. You will need to factor in the cost of the box as it will likely cost more to get it back than it is worth.

Dry ice is also expensive. To transport 30kgs I would estimate 1000 baht. Your customer then has to get the box from MorChit.

Nice to see all the ex accident investigators are out again.

Nice to see the usual inane comment from those who fail to recognise what a discussion on an internet forum is all about.

Well no, its not nice, its boring... if you don't expect to see comments, read the news !...

You are quite correct about inane comments. Most of the comments on this thread are inane, due to the lack of that little thing called evidence.

The best solution would be to stop worrying about hot water showers, especially in this heat. I have never had a water heater an don't miss it.

Nice to see all the ex accident investigators are out again.