Surasak

I visit Immigration on the required dates for extensions and 90 day reports. I hand over the required papers each time. If a TM 30 was required on these occasions, is not up to the IO to make it known to me that a TM30 is required? Also, the papers for ones reason for reporting are checked by an IO on entry to ensure all is correct. I also know this person makes it known to the world if anything is not correct. So, as you seem to be all knowing, you tell me which law I am breaking. Otherwise......

Nothing like a half empty glass! I can imagine you being a bundle of laughs at your local?

Perhaps its that I have a Yellow Book and have for many years? It can't be that the rules don't apply to me however, I have never been asked for one and I am not going to tempt fate and ask why not.

I don't tell immigration any more then is requested. If they don't ask, I ain't telling.

Why? I have been living in Thailand for almost 20 years and have never filed a TM30.

Nothing wrong with charity as long as it is going to those who really need it. As you appear to be the all knowing one, may I suggest you look a little closer to the use of the charity you give.

Giving cash is a sure way to ensure the children will not see much of it, although the staff will appreciate you generosity.

If I have read this correctly she is already in the UK. If not, Immigration may possibly ask to see her letter of introduction.

He has since had to get off to spend a penny and only has farthing left.

And prey tell what else you do? Do you volunteer, giving your time to these scroungers? Do you donate personal funds to support the 'refugees'? If not, I suggest you get off your high horse and stop winding people up, for your own selfish entertainment.

Yep, Great. Until you realise the cost @ multi millions per day of your taxpayer money!

Our village is too small for an idiot, so we take it in turns

Oh! Come on. There is at least one brain cell working round the clock, but it very exhausted. And today wasn't Lavaron Sangsnit's turn to get a visit.

The language can be changed, but I cannot give details. My son did it but he had some difficulty for almost ten minutes, but got it in the end thank goodness,

Planning? Where did that spring from? Disorganised chaos is the order of the day, and has been for many many years. Before the Sky Train went up, Sukhamvit Road was 6 lanes of traffic, 5 north and 1 south in the mornings. Then sometime after lunch it was all change and became 5 south and one north. If that isn't mad, I don't know what is. The proverbial in a brewery is the only thing missing. Or is it?

Look beneath the obvious signs we see every day and look for the true reasons. First and foremost is the lack of a meaningful education. The kids are like alarm clocks, every night they are told what to do and every morning they do what they are told. Then all of a sudden they are let out into the world and no one to tell them what to do. And why? Because the people who have control, want it that way. The consequences of those actions are just collateral damage. Will it ever change? Who knows, but it will be a long time coming.

Now how come I didn't think of that, I've been here long enough to know better

80% of the population are stupid and the other 20% live off them.

Evening All. I have a UK Visa debit card which I can load up with Thai Baht at any time using the phone app. It can obviously be used to make purchases and in any ATM. It cannot be used to transfer cash to a Thai bank. My question is, would it be classed as income as I am not physically transferring cash to Thailand? My personal opinion is no, but this is Thailand, and we all know how things can be interpreted to suit the situation as they see it.

So get in line!

Savings would be a good guess!

$215=£180 approx To a UK pensioner, that can be a fair slice of their income.

I had both eyes done, a month apart, at Bangkok Hospital KK earlier this year. 80K for each eye, I am well pleased with the result.

All that could be true, but hey, keep an open mind!

I can guess, but I bet you wouldn't call a spade a spade if you fell over it in the dark!