"Mr Durian" gets more than he bargained for after advertising his daughter for 10 million baht!
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Report New Covid-19 Variant NB.1.8.1 Gains Ground in Thailand
The symptoms can appear milder in people. This is not the same as the virus being less lethal or less damaging. A person's response to an infection reflects underlying immunity and health conditions. If the person is immunized or has immunity due to a previous infection, the symptoms of infection are usually milder. The mildness of symptoms does not necessarily mean that the infection is not damaging. Covid 19 is an inflammatory disease. It can damage the the cardiovascular system. Just as people who have high blood pressure or other heart disease do not experience the damage until it manifests itself with a heart attack or stroke or kidney disease, so too can can damage occur with Covid 19. It can be a cumulative damage. It's like drink in excess. One can quickly recover at age 19. One cannot quickly recover at age 69. -
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Why are retirees so grumpy?
That's always been a mystery to me. Most Western retirees in Thailand seem to be miserable. Most Western retirees in Vietnam seem to be happy. I wonder why? -
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Am I in trouble?I have an O visa ,reside in Rayong and just spent four days in Bangkok
It was an official change to the filing regulations of TM30's under section 38 of the Immigration Act and was published in the Royal Gazette and has not been rescinded or amended since publication in 2020. In 2023 on a return trip from the UK, after 90 days I went in person to submit a 90 day report and looking through his PC the officer stated he couldn't locate my previous 90 day report. Well, no, I was out of the Country, hence the in person reporting. He then commented I should have filed a new TM30 on re-entry, at which point I referred to the NEW TM30 regulations, which he wasn't aware of. After checking with his supervisor he stated I was perfectly correct, apologised and proceed with the 90 day report. At least my IO now comply with the new regulations, which is not to say all do, or are even aware of the change. As previously stated, check with your own IO. Yes, the only specific under 2.22 is 'occasionally stay somewhere within the period of stay that has not yet ended'. It definitely applies to visits overseas, if you read further of the same section. You wouldn't need a valid visa or re-entry permit to visit locally within Thailand. -
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Questions on processing times for non o
You could do a mini-van border bounce with an agency. Leave around 4AM and return before dinner. Around 4000 baht I believe and they'll make sure you don't have any problems getting out and back in. -
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Am I in trouble?I have an O visa ,reside in Rayong and just spent four days in Bangkok
There is no newer order, but as always, each immigration office interprets the rules as they see fit. So some still require it. There is no different form. The system has a check-in and check-out date for all TM30s. But the check-out date field is not required.
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