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Elon does the job that the government is too incompetent to do.
You should probably have a bit higher post count before you go pointing those kind of fingers kiddo. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 19 March 2025
Foreign Shoplifters Wanted After Theft on Koh Phangan Picture courtesy of CH7. A viral social media post has sparked a manhunt for two muscular foreign men who were caught on camera stealing from a shop on Koh Phangan. The store owner has publicly urged the culprits to return the stolen goods or pay for them before legal action is taken. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355080-foreign-shoplifters-wanted-after-theft-on-koh-phangan/ -
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Can i change the visa extemption to Non O based on marriage?
What you plan re visa exempt to Non O (marriage) is fine. The process is outlined in threads such as this one. https://aseannow.com/topic/1315828-visa-exempt-to-90-day-non-o-spouse-visa-conversion-in-thailand/ https://aseannow.com/topic/1342849-tourist-visa-exempt-then-apply-for-non-o-based-on-marriage/ There are a couple of immigration offices that do not. Not sure if Samui is one of those. Someone will advise with first hand experience. Did you consider obtaining the Non O prior to entering Thailand via the e-Visa process. Yes that's not a problem. You could also consider 60 day extension "to visit wife". Same fee 1900b Assume that you have a Thai bank account in your name only. -
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Motorbike Clash: Tourist and Ladyboy Tussle on Pattaya Streets - video
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Foreign Shoplifters Wanted After Theft on Koh Phangan
Picture courtesy of CH7. A viral social media post has sparked a manhunt for two muscular foreign men who were caught on camera stealing from a shop on Koh Phangan. The store owner has publicly urged the culprits to return the stolen goods or pay for them before legal action is taken. The incident was revealed by Facebook user Satika Oz, who shared CCTV footage in the “Koh Phangan - Koh Phangan” Facebook group. The video shows the two men helping themselves to items inside the store, Sprout. The store owner posted a message in English, warning the thieves: “To the two men who stole from Sprout, we have reported you to the police. You still have the chance to return what you took or pay for it before facing legal consequences. “It is shameful that you entered our space, our home, and acted so dishonestly. We work hard to create something meaningful, and your actions are deeply disappointing and unacceptable. “If anyone recognises these two individuals or knows where they are staying, please inform us. They must return what they stole before the situation escalates. This is their final opportunity to do the right thing.” The post has gained significant attention online, with many social media users sharing the footage in an effort to identify the suspects. Locals and tourists alike have been urged to come forward with any information regarding the men’s whereabouts. The Koh Phangan police have been alerted, and authorities are now investigating the theft. If the suspects fail to return the stolen items, they could face criminal charges. Residents and business owners on the island remain on high alert, as Koh Phangan, known for its Full Moon Parties and vibrant tourism, has seen a rise in petty crimes in recent months. -- 2025-03-19
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