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I was born gay…
If you're gay you wouldn't have a gf. Especially in a country like thailand where no one cares. Go live your life and be happy with who you are. -
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Misplaced Passport.
My opinion only. If you go to do the report in person, you will need your passport. Yes, you can do online 90 day reports. I have been doing them online for that office for years. Link: https://tm47.immigration.go.th/tm47/#/register/add Do not leave until the last days before the deadline. They've been requiring earlier reporting for online. There is no late grace period for online reporting. There is always the chance that your online report will be rejected and then they will tell you to go in person. In your case without your passport, that would be bad. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 12 June 2025
Phuket: Kazakhstan Tourists Drowns at Kata Beach Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A series of swimming incidents has claimed the lives of two foreign tourists in Phuket over the past two days, while a third remains in critical condition. The incidents occurred at popular beaches despite the presence of lifeguards on duty. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363396-phuket-kazakhstan-tourists-drowns-at-kata-beach/ -
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Accident Phuket: Kazakhstan Tourists Drowns at Kata Beach
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A series of swimming incidents has claimed the lives of two foreign tourists in Phuket over the past two days, while a third remains in critical condition. The incidents occurred at popular beaches despite the presence of lifeguards on duty. At approximately 15:50 on 11 June, emergency responders from the Karon Municipality Rescue Unit were alerted by beach lifeguards to a foreign male tourist found unconscious in the waters off Kata Beach. Upon arrival, rescue personnel discovered the man showing no signs of life. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) was administered on site. The man was transferred to a hospital ambulance dispatched from Chalong Hospital and transported urgently to the facility. He was identified as Mr. Yevgeniy Keminsky, a 41-year-old national of Kazakhstan. Despite medical efforts, he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. Authorities at Chalong Police Station launched an investigation and the Kazakh embassy has been informed to assist in repatriating the body. Shortly afterwards, at around 16:00, another incident was reported. Rescue services from the Cherng Talay Subdistrict Administration were summoned to Bang Tao Beach, near Soi Kubor in Thalang District. A foreign female tourist, believed to be approximately 40 years old, had been caught in a rip current. Lifeguards managed to pull her from the surf, where she was found unconscious and without a pulse. Immediate CPR was administered by both lifeguards and fellow tourists before she was transferred to Thalang Hospital. Her current condition is reported as critical. These back-to-back incidents followed another fatality the previous day. On 10 June, a 41-year-old Albanian woman, visiting Phuket for the first time, drowned while swimming with her partner off Karon Beach. Authorities have urged beachgoers to remain vigilant, obey posted safety warnings and be aware of dangerous sea conditions, particularly during the current monsoon season. Related article: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363285-phuket-foreign-woman-drowns-just-hours-after-arriving-on-holiday/ Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-12 -
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