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Passport Validity Requirements
KhunBENQ replied to lazygourmet's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Passport Validity Requirements
KhunBENQ replied to lazygourmet's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Bumping this older thread while searching for a friend about passport validity and extension of stay. From the official source that airlines use (TIMATIC) it is clear that there is NO 6 month validity rule for entering Thailand. At least for the example that I used: From Germany to Thailand, Lufthansa non stop, arrival 15 Dec, stay 29 days, vacation, have return ticket, German national with normal German passport valid until 15 January. Check on your own with your travel itinerary. There might be variations if having stop overs or other factors? https://www.copaair.com/en-cr/timatic/ Query: (click on images for full size, "birthday" is arbitrary) Result: Now cutting short the passport validity shorter than the 29 days intended stay: -
Single re entry permit help
KhunBENQ replied to Binger's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
It's not too early. It's always valid until the end of your current extension. SO: first do your one year extension and after that apply for the re-entry permit (same visit). If your new extension ends in February 2024 the re-entry permit will be valid until then. -
This morning I fiddled on the mobile app and saw this "request" statement feature. I requested a statement starting from Nov 22. I got a single(!) PDF (page nr. for each month) protected with the usual birthday password. I expected a statement with more details than the meager one-liners in the bankbook. But it is quite the same like bankbook entries! (see example below). Question: if you order the one year statement at the branch (for visa extension e.g.), do you get a different form of statement with details for every transaction?
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Another observation. When I open the post/edit field the font is appropriate. After saving it shrinks. Compare the two screenshots in the following post.
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No scrollwheel on my mobile! Can we please forget the PC browser in this context. Sure you can zoom there no prob. But as I detailed on my mobile with Chrome an Brave no way.
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Swiss Fugitive Arrested in Thailand on Drug Charges
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
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I had contributed in another thread on this topic. I doesn't affect me on the PC browsers as they all have working (text) zoom features. But the font on my Android mobile is so hard even with my latest +4 lenses. And zoom features of both Chrome and Brave don't work on AN.
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I installed the PEA app and through this you have misc options to pay the bill. Bet that Kasikorn bank transfer is included. As I already paid I can not check/screenshot. ebill is yet another matter. It means you don't get the paper slip with the bill but only by email? MEA: I can't find how electronic payment for MEA works. Their app doesn't seem to offer? Just show the next payment location? PEA includes seven major banks:
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Swiss Fugitive Arrested in Thailand on Drug Charges
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
You need to see a eye doctor. Those remarks of you and your brother in spirit are just plain ignorant. Of course I don't envy you walking in Dolce & Gabanna around the house. -
Swiss Fugitive Arrested in Thailand on Drug Charges
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Wouldn't be sure. Some stupid rule forbids police to present people handcuffed. So they wrap something around to make it look "better" -
Since years I pay through the PEA app and use bank transfer. The bill is on the app one day after the paper slips are in the box. QR scam is a new trend not only here. Scam/spam mails now coming with not much more than a QR code. Some people can not control their curiosity. Seems it's used because currently virus scanners/protection SW does not look into QR codes. Never use SW that starts links from QR codes without confirmation.
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Yes on the PC browser there is no problem. But on Android/Chrome it's more than inconvenient.
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You might find this extreme at the other end. Screenshot from CNN. No zoom (100%). And at this site the zoom feature works!
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It's not easy possible to show the difference/appearance with screenshots. So just for comparison. Chrome: Firefox:
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? I see it clearly and readable on the PC monitor. BUT: Indeed the font size on the mobile website viewed with Chrome on Android is ridiculously small. AND: both Chrome and Brave browser have text zoom and force zoom features. Both fail on AN mobile website! Nothing changes. BUT: Firefox on Android is the only of the three that I tested which brings a decent font size with some "automatic size" feature.
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Horrific Traffic Accident in Chonburi Results in One Fatality
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
Sure technically the other driver is not at fault assuming proper lights on (can't be sure from the video. But anyway: are those people always in a rush? Speeding in the dark in the middle of the lane. Keep left and you see more and will be seen better. Next time it will be a car in his way and he is off the road too. Compare his speed with the rider ahead. -
Horrific Traffic Accident in Chonburi Results in One Fatality
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
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Early Morning Downpour Submerges Pattaya Streets
KhunBENQ replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
And this event was far from floods in Pattaya in the past (I learnt my lesson in September 2011, almost ruined my new car). Torrential rain for an hour and water running off in one to two hours. Such can always appear and no way to avoid local flooding with this amount of downpour. "Torrential" downpour: many living in dryer countries might not have experienced in lifetime or as a once in a year event. -
On my German language Instagram Ronaldo has "609 Mio." followers, hover and see "609.148.961". The latter with the "." separators is somewhat unconventional.