Lammbock

Anybody who like to do exercise or just take a walk you still can do so in the Tobacco Monopoly Factory which is accessible from Rama 4, Asok and Soi 4 (Nana) 

I can't speak for AIS but e.i. i am with TRUE and I called their helpline and they told me where I can find an open store. ( CP Tower at Silom ) 

You might want to try that. Call AIS. 

The english version of the Thai Apple Online Store 

https://www.apple.com/th-en/shop/browse/home_th_en

No issues. I travel requentry between Thailand and Germany.

In my carry on bag is always a MacBook Pro, 2 IPhones and an iPad which all were purchased in Thailand & Hong Kong 2018/19

Ok I understand you guys. Now my next question is where do I get the re-entry permit? 

Can I apply for it at Suvarnabhumi airport immigration? What are the cost? What documents I need to prepare? 

18 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

It is not possible to change your visa to a multiple entry without going out for a new visa.

You could get a multiple re-entry permit for the 90 day entry from the visa that would keep the remainder of the 90 days valid when you enter the country using it.

So you mean once I am returning to Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport from my trip I can get a multi-entry permit on my visa? 

But I will have the exit stamp and also a stamp saying "used" is already on the visa page. 

Thanks for your feedback. I don't mean the Visa On Arrival. I mean the automated passport check. 

Hello,

I have a 90 day NON-IMMI B Visa with a Single entry. Is it possible to change it to multi entry for the period of this 90 days? I am already in Thailand.  

Thank you

Hello,

I am a German citizen. Can I register for the self-service immigration kiosk / passport control? My passport is able to be used for such service. 

I have read somewhere it is available for Australian and New-Zealand citizens? Wondering if it is also available for Germans? 

I am a frequent traveler, in-and-out the country all the time and this long lines at the immigration are really frustrating. 

Cheers

All of the above options! It's a mess.....But I am still love to live here in Thailand ?

12 years and still going strong !!! ☺️

yes, my land lords ?

My METV has expired on 26th May and I was due to leave the country on 21st July. I went to the immigration in Cheng Wattana, Bangkok and got an extension until 20th August. The price for this was 1,900 Baht but on top of that I paid an Agent to make me an "appointment" so I don't have to queue up all morning. I was in-and-out within 1hr.

I notice that the import tax is quite high on Amazon orders.

Gangster Rap 

One reason - No nudity

Will I get another 60 days if I re-enter before it expires? e.i. one week before or one day before?

31 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Not sure what that is in front of the 1 on the stamp since it is higher than the 1.

If they only gave you 30 days in error January 1st is the correct date. If 60 days it would be January 31st.

I suggest you go to a immigration office to get it sorted out since to me it looks like they only gave you 30 days.

I will fly to Hong Kong before Christmas so I should be safe.

10 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Always best to check they are using the correct stamp. Maybe the visa number wasn't written on the arrival card?

I did write the visa number on the arrival card.

Hi,

I have a problem with my current entry stamp. I can't read it correctly.

I got the 6 month multiply entry tourist visa and traveled to Thailand on Sunday.

As I understand I should get a 60 day entry stamp, correct? Did the officer made a mistake? Can you tell me what the stamp says?

Thanks in advance.

Lammbock

Of course it's about the money and the gifts, the travels, the nice condo maybe a car and so on.

Pu**y is never for free. In the end everybody pays up.

Besides my deposit savings account i also have a current account. Sending money from Thailand to overseas account in EUR/USD etc works like a charm. Everything can be done online. You can even register a new beneficiary. Usually takes only 24hrs.

I am long time customer with Bangkok Bank and have no complains.

I living in Thailand for a long time and sold my car when I quit my Job. I am lucky to say I live near a BTS station so I get around easy.

And Thailand is an online shopper paradise. Here you can get everything delivered for your daily needs. For anything else there is Uber and Grab.

I never get ripped off in Thailand! I swear

I have 5 entries since June (6 with a onetime tourist visa) and by business trips I meant overseas trips. Not into Thailand.

This varies. Sometimes only 3 days or 2 weeks, sometimes a month. (out)

1 minute ago, ubonjoe said:

How long will the in be compared to the out.

Thanks for your reply. But what do you mean by that?