It's good to see the pendulum swing back from the Far-Left toward the center again
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UK Suitcase Slayer: Mosquera Guilty of Gruesome Double Murder
Probably working on his resume so he could join the drug cartel .... -
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Confused by First 90-day report
As DrJack54 said, you won't start 90 day reporting until you get the year extension on the Non-O Just so you know you're not renewing anything, your 90 day Non-O runs out and you apply for a yearly extension of stay) Once you get the year extension inked in the officer will staple a small paper into your passport stating when your FIRST 90 day report is due. Also remember you do NOT do 90 day reporting at Laksi, you do it at the main immigration office on Chaengwattana Road but now it's its own room up on the 3rd floor (actually 90 day reporting TM30 and resident certificates) Here's what that paper looks like they staple into your passport. Once you get your year extension (which you can do when you have 45 days or less left on your current 90 day Non-O stamp) look for that paper for when you do your first 90 day report -
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Opening bank account rules catch 22 (1-year extension)
Work Permit don't include holders address anymore since 2020 -
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Report British Embassy Alerts Pattaya Expats to Growing Risks
Who would have thought - tourists consuming alcohol and cannabis are getting into serious trouble when they get 'mentally deranged'. The sort of idiocy that makes a person think it is OK to try super strong cannabis, which they have not or rarely ever done in their lives, while drunk in Pattaya - is what makes them think because it is legal here they can take a bag load of it home with them. Care Factor = Sympathy = Zero. Same as those who never ride a bike and then come here and do so - without insurance or licence. Those who regularly consume cannabis do so for medical/social reasons and know what they are doing. 2 week millionaires should be banned from getting it - and I agree with what the Thai Govt has done to stop that happening. Any local Expat with reasonable experience will be able to find a Dr who will prescribe it for pain or anxiety or any relevant 'medical ailment'. -
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Tourism Thailand Aims for Top 10 in Global Tourism Revenue by 2026
Thoughtless And Thoughtlesser
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