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Apartments In Muang Thong Thani - Any Info?
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Government hospital cardiac surgery bill
It would be easier if she were registered in Bkk if that is where she lives. I an quite confused, you say now she was admitted for dialysis and diabetes. But previoudly said MI and had a bypass? -
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Thailand Adapts Tourism Strategy Amid Drop in Chinese Arrivals
I bet long term stayers spend more per head that short term tourists so you should encourage the former and not TAX THEM -
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Economist magazine sounds alarm about new market 'convulsions'
The topic pertains to American Treasury bonds. Why would that topic be pathetic? Or is it that you don't like the conclusions they're drawing, thus lashing out like a 5 y/o? That's it, isn't it! -
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My situation can I beat the system of a marriage visa
I would see how easy/difficult it is to obtain the non-O visa based on marriage to Thai from the Thai embassy in Japan. If it's relatively simple and if you can show the funds or retirement income to apply for the visa in Japan, it would be very easy to just get this each time you want to make a 3-month trip to Thailand. That visa would give you a 90-day entry stamp, and if for some reason you need more time, you can apply for the 60-day Visiting Thai family extension as previously mentioned in this thread. That's up to 5 months on a single trip. The embassy would probably sell this to you 2x per year, so if it's a simple thing to get from Japan it would make the easiest for you, since you wouldn't have to go to immigration at all for a 90 day trip. If it's not so easy to get this visa, then you can use visa exempt as also mentioned earlier, which is currently 60 days. This would necessitate you going to immigration to apply for the 30-day extension if you want to stay for 3 months. There are multiple ways to achieve your goal, it's just finding the one that works for you with the least effort. Then if they change visa exempt back to 60-days, you can get the tourist visa from the Thai embassy instead, so you'll still get the 60+30 days. But I would still recommend the non-O if possible. I would much rather spend a few minutes on my computer at home, than wasting a day going to the immigration office to apply for an extension in Thailand. -
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How long do you wait for takeout?
Same here. I use Foodpanda frequently, 3 times a week at least. No problems, even sometimes do the scheduled delivery so it gets delivered about the same time I get home from work. Works great. I seldom use Grab just because Foodpanda is more convenient ordering on laptop.
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