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Getting into Laos isn't one of the OP's issues.

Do you need a visa to get in to Lao.

I have to renew my visa ,based on marriage,in London which runs out April 27,is it possible to renew it before that date if so how many days/weeks before hand can it be done. Thanks in advance.

It is not being eliminated but you apparently will have to apply for it at the embassy in London if you want a multiple entry non-o visa.
Honorary consulates can no longer issue multiple entry visas.

Do you have to make an appointment at the Thai embassy in London,if so which department .

I'm getting a little bit confused here,I've always got my non-o visa based on being married to a Thai at Cardiff,is this type of visa being stopped.Some help please.

Immigration police or regular national police from your local station?

What province, amphur?

Mac

Had a visit from the local police this morning,they came with a form that was headed "Transnational Crime Coordination Unit Region 5 (tccu r5)".

They wanted to know name,nationality,DOB,monthly income,mother and fathers name ,telephone number,height,weight,hair colour,any scars,date of marriage place of marriage etc.,any one else had any visits like this?

ever hear of down shifting?

its the second thing you do after using the emergency brake.

the drivers should be using a combination of down shifting and braking every time they need to slow down.

i know, that is two things to do at once, but you will get the hang of it.

lets hope the kid is OK.

and get these stupid police check points of the roads. they cause more accidents and traffic jams.

This is all Thaksin's fault!!

It's all very good to make rubber dolls,I wonder if they could make a few rubber sheep for those of us who get home sick.

Sell it to China and then they can sell it to North Korea,good idea?

Just came back from Chevrolet,and they changed the both front wipers.

And did you pay anything?

[/quote nothing all,only three signatures and not on blank checks.

So all in all there was no problem at all.

Yes you are right, I think that the service that I had with Isuzu was they would change whatever was needed without having to ask permission, and I thought that was standard with other companies,but you live and learn.As I drove into the service area they came out and changed the blades straight away ,no complaints what so ever ,better service than Isuzu.

Just came back from Chevrolet,and they changed the both front wipers.

And did you pay anything?

[/quote nothing all,only three signatures and not on blank checks.

Just came back from Chevrolet,and they changed the both front wipers.

As others have already noted, there are several parts of your car that are considered consumables, and thus not covered under warranty. Wiper blades, light bulbs, tires, brake pads, clutches, and all types of fluids.

Wiper blades generally remain useful for at least 2 years in Thailand conditions - so yes, it is unusual for them to be failing so quickly. Have you been using any harsh soaps when washing the car? Putting any additives into the windshield washer bottle? Adding any type of protectant to the rubber itself?

LOL. I've never heard of wiper blades being part of a warranty. They are considered a consumable. Did you also complain that your gas tank wouldn't stay full, LOL?

Cheers.

Cheers

So what is the problem that you see? You've asked for an item not covered by the warranty to be replaced free of charge and the dealer is asking Chevrolet head office for permission to do so. Seems to me that they're being pretty helpful.

I bought a new Sonic six months ago,no problems with the car until now,it's only the large wiper blade the rubber is perished,called in to Chevrolet to get it changed.Out they came,they said 'change now'I said yes so they started to take it off,I said but I'm not paying its a new car it should last longer than six months,no joy pay 800 baht they will change now,I said no,so out came the camera photos taken then they are sent off for permission to change it.Any one else have problems like this.

I think many people on here think that the government blankets are top quality,let me tell you the ones that I have seen are absolute crap and I don't think that they made to last,just like the roads.

<deleted>!? As a former airline pilot, I can assure Thai Visa users that the EU is more strict than the U.S. when it comes to aviation safety. How in the hell did Thailand pass the EU inspection after the U.S. busted them down to category 2? Earlier poster is correct: Airbus or Boeing?

Don't do as I do,you do as I tell you. There must be Officers from Burma involved,Thais wouldn't do it.

It seems like that a lot of English "teachers "are worried about their jobs/work permits that they won't be able to stay in Thailand,don't worry if you have the skills you can get a job in another country,those that don't tough.Its what this country wants,you won't change it,even if it's a stupid thing to do.

My wife and I was talking about leaving our bodies to one of the teaching hospitals,my way of thinking is once you are dead,you are dead.Has any one heard of this,if so how do you go about it?

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Easily done at Red Cross Unit in grounds of Chulalongkorn Hospital Bangkok. Pleasantly surprised to see how many locals are donating their bodies, as I know that Chinese in particular do not.

Don't know of any regional places.

As I now live near Jomtien, I understand that there is no "collection".

I have no interest in how I am disposed of when I die.[/quote i have done it now with chiang Mai university hospital.

Quote "I don't want to be the PM ",how can you believe anything he says?.