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AjarnMartin
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21 hours ago, liddelljohn said:
its the drains and sewer or septic tank very common problem in Thai systems due to badly designed plumbing or non existent U Bends and water traps
For sure... I'm having to check all the draining pipes and overflow pipes from the sink in my en-suite bathroom of my newly-built house, as I believe there may be no u-bend included and what I can smell is directly from the septic tank. As the smell disappears after running the taps for a while, I also think there may be a damaged u-bend which doesn't effectively block the smell permanently?? TIT
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On 12/1/2023 at 8:07 AM, topt said:
I am sure you are aware but for others you cannot use them to transfer out of Thailand.
Actually, topt, I've never had the need to transfer out of Thailand, but thanks for the reminder.
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20 hours ago, Crossy said:
How do you intend taking the $$$ home?
There are limits on how much cash you can carry, I'm not sure of the exact numbers I'm afraid.
It might be wise the transfer from your bank or use one of the money transfer apps rather than carry cash.
Crossy… “It might be Wise…” - very droll and a golden nugget for the company… 555
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On 11/25/2023 at 10:33 AM, Georgealbert said:
Older thread, with top advice from the late Udonjoe
https://aseannow.com/topic/910961-marriage-visawife-dieswhat-happens/
Georgealbert, sorry to break into your message stream, but has Ubonjoe passed? You say the ‘late Udonjoe’ which means he is dead…??? If so, that is extremely sad - he has been such a stalwart source of Thai immigration advice for many years…
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Fortunately, one only has cause to visit the bank for new bank books and at visa extension time for Immigration purposes. ATMs are plentiful.
The most disturbing change within Thai banking is the restriction of using only ONE device for online banking requirements. I used both an iPhone and an iPad to carry out transactions on Thai banking apps which is now unavailable due to Thai 1.0 banking security. My UK banks have no such restrictions and have far better security features, thank goodness.
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2 hours ago, bigt3116 said:
Bard thinks maybe your English is a little lacking too.
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The grammar of the sentence "I have rarely met an English person that knows 'lose is not loose' nor 'have is not of'" is correct, but it could be improved by making a few changes.
First, the word "that" should be replaced with "who" because it is referring to a person.
Second, the word "nor" should be replaced with "or" because it is connecting two negative statements.
Third, the phrase "have is not of" is a bit awkward and could be replaced with "is not of having."
Finally, the sentence could be made more concise by removing the word "rarely."
Here is the revised sentence:
I have rarely met an English person who knows that "lose" is not "loose" or that "have" is not of having."
Indeed, he probably gains his outstanding ‘English-speaking’ (hyphenated adjective) data from occupants of neighbouring bar stools - I’m going to be drawn into the debate no further. 🤓
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19 hours ago, moogradod said:
Treat yourself to a night in Bangkok and let the Shop "Rocket Sound" take care of it. Their parking is full of Supercars. Must be a well known place. They did it for us (Front and Back) professionally. Would choose them anytime again.
Hi Moogradad, do you have any contact details, please? I’ve searched but can find nothing. An address or phone number, email would be much appreciated. Thanks. ????
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19 hours ago, docinbangkok said:
Hi . i would like to subscribe to a VPN service . any recommendations are welcomed . Thank you
You can’t beat Surfshark for worldwide coverage… ????
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21 hours ago, digbeth said:
you don't need to re-register and can continue to use the car 'out of province' annual tax can be paid normally,
you'd rarely need to visit the original plate province's DLT, things like transfer of ownership can be done at any province's DLT
I’ve found another occasion… the rear number plate has been bleached white by the sun on a car I bought new from Phitsanulok some years ago. I’ve been instructed to get a new plate by returning to the original provincial office as Phetchabun, where I live now, is not allowed to issue a new plate. In the meantime, I’ve had the registration number ‘repainted black’ but I understand that ‘plod’ can still create a fuss if it isn’t replaced?
Any relevant experience from other ‘farang’? Thanks!
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Just now, AjarnMartin said:
Thank you. There was no mention of the OP having had Re-Entry permits to main his “permission of stay” and I thought I was ‘missing a trick’.
Sorry, *maintain
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6 hours ago, DrJack54 said:
No.
When you do an extension you are given a "permission of stay"
To exit Thailand and keep that "permission of stay" you need to buy a reentry permit.
If you plan to make more than 3 trips outside of Thailand then multi is better than single reentry permit.
Single 1000b
Multiple 3800b
Same TM8 form you just tick multi of Singles box
Thank you. There was no mention of the OP having had Re-Entry permits to main his “permission of stay” and I thought I was ‘missing a trick’.
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16 hours ago, DrJack54 said:
90 report not required to obtain multi or single reentry permit
Sorry, Dr Jack, but does that mean that one can hop in and out of Thailand WITHOUT needing re-entry permits and STILL maintain one's annual extension of stay?
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On 10/2/2023 at 10:37 AM, DrJack54 said:
You do need to have made a 90 day report to apply for 12 months extension.
My first 7 years in Thailand on extensions (retirement), I never did a TM47.
Aside: re your application for extension make sure that you apply 15+ days prior to expiry of your current permission of stay.
Also that your 800k has been in bank for 2months or more
Hi Dr Jack,
Is there also no necessity for multi-re-entry permits?
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On 8/23/2023 at 3:02 PM, Felton Jarvis said:
Use an agent. “Seasoning” is something you do to enhance the flavour of food. Only the Thais use it to mean parking your money in a bank for a predetermined period of time. Agents solve all problems, unfortunately they usually charge too much so they can bribe Immigration.
Felton Jarvis, this piece of useless advice is not going to help someone to understand the process of using the 800,000 ThB to meet the requirements of a Retirement Visa. If you’ve got nothing constructive to say, why not just desist from your inanity?
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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:Doing so could have major consequences
Most people find that there’s no better time to charge your iPhone than when you’re asleep at night.
Waking up in the morning, both fully recharged, it sets the tone for the rest of the day however Apple have warned that doing this could have major consequences.
Apple have told those of us who charge their phone while we’re asleep at night are at risk of causing a “fire, electric shock, injury, or damage to iPhone or other property”.
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Look at the source of the post... it's a UK guy who fancies himself as an 'Apple tech' and is regurgitating Apple advice. If you want Apple advice, go to Apple Support directly - in addition, they can probably construct sentences correctly in English?
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It’s just a clever way to lull men into a false sense of security, but quite endearing, I think - better than shouting “Dad!” across the supermarket ????
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20 hours ago, Stocky said:
Best Indian restaurant in Bangkok, The Rang Mahal, 26th Floor Rembrandt Hotel, Sukhumvit Soi 18.
20 hours ago, Stocky said:Best Indian restaurant in Bangkok, The Rang Mahal, 26th Floor Rembrandt Hotel, Sukhumvit Soi 18.
Absolutely, a special dining experience and as some others have said, a great night-time view…
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19 hours ago, n00dle said:It should be rather obvious, the context is all there -- you have to do the visa run in person, you cannot just send your passport to be stampoed in and out
It must feel very imperious for you to know everything about the world? AgMech Cowboy was asking a very reasonable question, to which he got some good, knowledgeable answers. Thank goodness not everyone is as smug as you.
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6 hours ago, kingstonkid said:
The one thing we need to remember is that while we are in the 22 century and have all the fancy tech stuff. A lot of countries are still in the 20th century.
It was not long ago that British officers were officers based on their financial means, People bought their commissions or went to fancy schools.
a lot of Asian countries are still in the same time frame.
If you look at some India and Pakistan the feudal system still exists where the land owner has families that work on his land and he looks after them.
Are you a time traveller? 22nd century? Who knows what it will be like, but Thailand won’t have advanced much, is my guess? 555
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“1,000 sobs and jail if you can't pay!”
Rooster, a great read as always, but were you being ‘punny’ with your use of ‘sobs’, rather than ‘sovs’ about the TV Licence penalties?
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On 8/8/2022 at 12:56 PM, Excel said:
Well clearly you have no knowledge about the thread. It is about South Korean immigration on Jeju Island, which is a South Korean province, so please , don't comment on something that clearly you do not understand has nothing to do with the Japanese.
Thanks, Excel for your knee-jerk reaction in typical, ‘ThaiVisa’ style. I have personal knowledge of Jeju-do and understand totally it is a South Korean island.
I was pointing out that, because of its proximity to Japan, they (the Japanese) might well want to gain knowledge about nefarious visitors to Jeju-do.
Have a lie down… ????
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8 minutes ago, Excel said:
What has Japanese immigration got to do with South Korea ? Have they invaded the Korean peninsula again and I missed it on the news ?
Have you any knowledge about the location of Jeju Island? Google it to see how Japan might have an interest. ????
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1 hour ago, billsmart said:
Why? Because Thai Immigrations wants you to. When you've been in Thailand a little longer, you'll realize asking "Why?" is a waste of time. Just do it.
Bill, this poor 'newbie' to Thailand has this lesson to learn from Tennyson.
"Theirs not to question, why?, Theirs but to do and die." JFDI ????
Hope you're keeping well?
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I am in Phetchabun and in the process of helping the wife of a friend visit him in the UK whilst he is undergoing chemotherapy and unable to travel back to Thailand. She has visited him twice before without difficulty.
We have successfully completed an online application and paid the fee of 4491 ThB and have a Reference Number for her to visit VFSGlobal in Bangkok for the biometrics and examination of her documentation.
The VFS site allows access to their calendar for a suitable date and time but when they require payment of the document scanning service and SMS messaging of the application, the payment system freezes and says, "The Merchant ID is unavailable, please try again in 150 minutes". Even the VFSGlobal feedback system is not working?
Does anyone PLEASE have a direct telephone number to anyone in the VFSGlobal Trendy Building location or an email system that works?
I would be most grateful, thank you.
My rowing machine
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Carlosm, it might help if you share the model of rowing machine? I brought a Concept II rowing machine from the UK and found a sports equipment supplier who has both serviced and repaired the machine for 15 years with branded spare parts. http://www.searasports.com to find out if yours is included in their extensive range. Good luck!