Krungbin
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Immigration at Laksi is efficient and fast. No appointment needed. TM7 (Application for Extension of Temporary Stay in the Kingdom), STM2 (Acknowlegement of Terms and Conditions for Permit of Temporary Stay) and "Ackowledgement of Penalties for a Visa Overstay" Forms are available on location. All you need is a "recent" picture, a photocopy of your passport main page and one of the page with your entry stamp. Last time I went to Laksi, I was in and out in 25 minutes...
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Delighted to read you again Rooster! Great to have you back and, please, take good care of yourself!
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4 hours ago, ChouDoufu said:????????????
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Nobody will be interested as long as a quarantine is imposed on arrival. As easy as that...
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I will be very happy when they will decide that I have to stay 14 days
within a km of my apartment in Bangkok.
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12 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:
What you say may be true. But that doesn't change the fact that she actually did what she was accused of, and more, regarding the rice pledging scheme and various other schemes/scams during her tenure as PM.
If the charges were trumped up and false, like has occurred with others, it would be a different story. But in her case, the authorities didn't need to trump up anything. Yingluck gave them all the ammunition they needed.
...the rice pledging scheme... I am surprised...it looks like everybody has forgotten it!
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I think that Kobsidthi Silpachai, before makiing all his statements, should have considered the assumption "what if the THB was not so strong"...
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6 hours ago, Tropposurfer said:Awesome ! Get rid of the sh.t! Means cheaper food accommodation n massages for me.
Wrong. Less customers? Prices are going up to maintain the "profit" margin!
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20 minutes ago, Yeahbutwhytho said:
This is why we need tougher restrictions on retirement visa's
"Retired"? At 57?
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3 hours ago, Srikcir said:
Leasing the aircraft -
From the perspective of THAI management a good option as long as it's not a lease-to-own.
As there's no ownership such as a capital asset, there's no liability for financial purposes. Lease payments are just operating expenses. The aircraft leases are reported in the financial statement as a footnote.
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Does THAI qualify for leasing the aircraft (say from the manufacturer) having a history of significant operating losses? The lessor may require a lease guarantor and that would likely be the majority THAI stockholder - the Thai government. In effect THAI's lease of the aircraft in the event of lease payment default would amount to government subsidies in the form of lease payments. Ultimately, it is the Thai taxpayer that pays for government subsidies.
From the perspective of the Thai taxpayer -
THAI leasing the aircraft is not a sensible option.
The Thai government should (while the baht is "hot") sell its majority stake in THAI and rid Thai taxpayer concerns of about THEIR continued costs in the airline.
Valid point. But there is a better solution... that ends up as a lease, I agree. This stated, regardless whether the Thai Baht is "hot" or not, I do not think that the Thai government will ever agree to sell the majority stake it has in the airline...
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Rather than debating about buying and/or leasing, TG's management should first have a serious look at Singapore Airlines and the method they use to manage their fleet... I can assure them that there is/are very interesting lessons to be learned!
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And what about "non assistance to a person in danger"? Instead of driving her to his condo, why did he not drive hervto the nearest hospital?
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53 minutes ago, Fex Bluse said:
This is a very weak argument. I realize this is what the government has said, but it's a silly execution - just like the tm30 is a silly execution.
The cards can store 4000 Baht. The risk for money laundering is miniscule!
If they were so concerned, all they had to do was to issue new cards that don't have stored value that can be used outside the BTS trips system.
This BTS registration is, like the TM30, more likely related to the government's desire to be able to track people.
Not a weak argument, a reality. If it was "goverment's desire to be able to track people" as you claim, why don't you have to register your MRT card?
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"Just the other day I went to top off my Rabbit card at a BTS station and they asked for my passport.
I think immigration's and thegovernment is taking it too far...."
They did not ask you for your passport because of "immigration and the government" but to protect you. Remember...the Rabbit Card is a mean of payment and has money "stored" on it. Associating your card with your ID allows the BTS to suspend it if you loose it or get it stolen providing you declare the loss or the theft to them... And to replace your card with the same amount stored when you report the loss or the theft...
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