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Section 39 application
You should visit the Amphur yourself to find out their requirements to avoid any miscommunication. Standard requirements at most Amphurs are now; First and foremost, you must have the permission of the person named as 'Head of Household' in the Blue house book to use their address for registration. They have to attend with you to sign the consent application form. Original Documents. 1. Passport. 2. Certified (Embassy) copy of your Passport, translated into Thai, then the certified copy and Thai translation legalized by the Legalisation department of Thailand's MFA. 3. Certified Embassy copy of your birth certificate, with names of Mother and Father, translated into Thai, then the certified copy and Thai translation legalized by the Legalisation department of Thailand's MFA. 4. 2nd Passport Photo for application form. 5. House owners Blue book and ID card. Copies. 1. Passport Home Page. 2. Passport page of current Visa or Extension. 3. House owners Tabien Baan (signed with contact number) 4. House owners ID card (signed with contact number) You should first check the exact requirements with your local Amphur office, as requirements can vary throughout Provinces within Thailand. After successfully obtaining your Yellow Tabien Baan, the Amphur should then also issue your (pink) ID card for foreigners, after taking a thumb print and photo. The Yellow Tabien Baan and ID card should be issued FOC, although some amphurs charge a small administration fee. Note: Requirements can vary from each Amphur office. The above information is for general guidance only, and you should first check with your local Amphur for their personal requirements. -
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what money is taxed 2024 ?
If all Expats follow the "do nothing untill the Government makes clear instructions regarding the situation of Thai residents who are not working (retired?) in the Kingdom". The solidarity will go a long way towards ensuring that it is the norm and not the exception. Resulting in the probability of a far more congenial outcome for all concerned. Also, as a further note, overseas income, if requested, would be on a voluntary basis unless Thailand has an exchange agreement with your originating county of residency. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 17 January 2025
Plane stupid! Australian man’s flight crash threat lands him in jail by Bob Scott Picture courtesy of the Daily Mail A disgruntled Australian man found himself behind bars after making a chilling threat to kill everyone at 35,000 feet. His off-the-cuff remark about crashing a plane left airport officials with no choice but to take him seriously. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1349072-plane-stupid-australian-man’s-flight-crash-threat-lands-him-in-jail/ -
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Chaos on Pattaya Beach: Drunk tourists fuel brawls in hotspot
Not sure the author of the article has ever really been to Pattaya! -
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Plane stupid! Australian man’s flight crash threat lands him in jail
Picture courtesy of the Daily Mail by Bob Scott A disgruntled Australian man found himself behind bars after making a chilling threat to kill everyone at 35,000 feet. His off-the-cuff remark about crashing a plane left airport officials with no choice but to take him seriously. Marli Curtis Philip Moncrieff embarked on what he thought would be a dream holiday from Perth to the sunny shores of Phuket with his girlfriend on November 20 last year. However, things took a nosedive when Thai officials denied him entry due to a torn visa page in his passport. With Thailand off the itinerary, the 36 year old tourist’s nightmare continued as Singaporean immigration officials followed suit, leaving him stranded at Changi Airport. Sequestered in a holding room while awaiting a Jetstar flight back to Perth, Moncrieff was reportedly seething over the wasted funds and annual leave gone awry. The situation spiralled out of control during boarding when a flight attendant heard Moncrieff ominously declare, “I want the aircraft to crash and kill everyone.” Alarmed, the crew acted swiftly, notifying the captain and having Moncrieff removed from the flight. A search of his luggage turned up nothing suspicious, but the damage was done. Handed over to local police, Moncrieff ended up back at the Jetstar counter to arrange another flight home. Yet, he couldn’t resist doubling down. An immigration officer overheard him telling his girlfriend, “If they put me on another flight, I will tell them I will crash the plane again.” Asked to clarify his shocking statement, Moncrieff repeated his threat, expressing a desire to die or be jailed. His comments prompted the officer to alert the police, who swiftly arrested him. In a letter of apology to the court, Moncrieff admitted he regretted alarming airport staff just doing their jobs. But Principal District Judge Toh Han Li wasn’t impressed. “Mere words can have serious consequences.” The judge clearly underlining the importance of aviation security in today’s climate. Noting that Moncrieff seemed aware of the weight of his words, the judge handed down an eight-week sentence for the threatening outburst. Jetstar was asked for a comment on the incident but declined. Picture courtesy of the Daily Mail Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-17 -
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Media Organizations Brace for Legal and Political Challenges Under Trump
Wake up for What? To see that you don't like DT? Guess what, Care factor Zero.
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