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Tropicalevo

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  1. Yes, every time you stay away from home, you should register when you return. Some folk say not true and in theory, you only need to do it if you have been registered somewhere else in Thailand. Hotel, hospital etc. But here on Samui they are pedantic. I think that it is this one. If this does not work, send me a PM and I will ask the accounts girl. Register online and then download the phone app for an easier solution. Online TM 30 works as well. It just takes a little bit longer. https://tm30.immigration.go.th/tm30api/loginExternal.jsp?value=EXT&id=33990f2fd7b4d09b5dcc2eb17f350644
  2. That would certainly make me drop my ice cream and get out of the way.
  3. You may not like this reply but.... Have you (or the house owner) filled in a TM 30 lately - since the new system was made live a few years ago? Now, many immigration departments are insisting on TM 30's. Samui is one of them. The list that you describe looks like what is required to set the property up on the new system. DBD details imply that a company owns the property? This document needs to be an updated one. Once set up for online input, it only takes minutes every time that you come home from a stay away. NB TM 30's have been around for donkey's years but few people bothered, but immigration now want them registered.
  4. I read somewhere on AN that they are mostly students on their summer hols. Some probably stay after the hols to 'study' here.
  5. Thailand never was, never is and never will be a democracy. 😞 The military have been in power too long and will never let it change. They work hand in hand with the major Thai corporations to ensure that they can rape the country and make huge personal wealth whilst keeping the majority of its people at the bottom of the heap. That is why Thailand is working to be closer to China. At least China does not pretend to be a democracy. Very sad. Beautiful people and a beautiful country. "Keep fighting MFP. Never give up!"
  6. Possibly, but more importantly, the USA needs friends close to the South China Sea in order to stop China's 'country buy outs'. Unfortunately, Thailand has already been bought.
  7. Well done young lady. Now, would you please practice your moves on the members of the Constitutional Court.
  8. Constitutional Court Insists All Respect Move Forward Party Verdict Prattz. One earns respect. It cannot be forced or demanded.
  9. They usually react with guns. It is their version of democracy.
  10. Smart guy. He is right to be worried and the concerns above are only the obvious ones.
  11. Two x 7 kilometer trips for 200 baht and one is late at night. Bargain.
  12. Sorry for the family of the officer. Not sorry for the insurgents.
  13. Liar, liar, pants on fire Mr PM. The interference has already been reported in the press.
  14. Unfortunately, it needs regular pruning of trees near power lines - so that is not likely to happen. Thailand mainly operates on a 'fix it when it breaks' system.
  15. Sure, they will not harvest the data and share it with the tax office, but they will give you speeding tickets!
  16. The thick plottens (With thanks to Bill Spooner.)
  17. And that headline shows just how flawed this dingbat's judgement is. President? OMFG - pleeeese, not again.
  18. True, but then, money is everything - until the chase kills you. RIP kh Koetdee.
  19. To be expected really. The government does not have a great reputation for data security - especially with phone apps.
  20. Not just aeroplanes. Boeing has still got two astronauts stuck on the ISS two months after they arrived - on an 8 day mission. From USA today 2 months after Starliner launched, astronauts still haven’t returned: See timeline
  21. Really? In a country that monitors and censors what we do on the internet?
  22. I am not surprised. The government admin sections on Samui have not really moved into the digital age yet. I received a Land and House tax bill for a plot of empty land. I had to go to various government departments to explain that there were four houses on the land now. (My house had been there 20 years or more back then.) Two of the houses were still mine and I managed to pay the tax. The girl in the revenue office then asked me to contact the owners of the other two houses and to tell them to go and pay the tax! She was unable to access records at the Land office.
  23. Must be American beer (Budweiser?) if it tastes like water.

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