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UK Passport renewal - email received 'send us your passport' 2 weeks after applying?
Yes, NOW there are several. I was talking about the good old days when I was the only know-it-all on ThaiVisa! -
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UK Passport renewal - email received 'send us your passport' 2 weeks after applying?
I know that feeling. Having kept ahead of my UK passport renewals in different countries over +40 years globe-trotting, I got busy these past 6 months and all of a sudden both my passports are due to expire in Oct and Nov 2025. No problem, I says, I'll do it on my next break. However, I have already fallen foul of the EU's rules on maximum 10-year passport validity. Both of my passports were among those that the former HMPO gave you 9-months credit for renewing early. So as far as immigration at Schiphol was concerned, and despite the printed expiration date, they "expired" last month and were illegal for EU entry. Oops! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 3 April 2025
Na Jomtien Burglar Caught After MacBook Signal Leads Police to Hideout Pictures courtesy of Kaoded. A man who targeted homes in foreigner-populated neighbourhoods has been arrested after police tracked him down using the signal from a stolen MacBook. Officers discovered a trove of stolen items, including cash, jewellery, and luxury brand bags, in his possession. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356619-na-jomtien-burglar-caught-after-macbook-signal-leads-police-to-hideout/ -
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Na Jomtien Burglar Caught After MacBook Signal Leads Police to Hideout
Pictures courtesy of Kaoded. A man who targeted homes in foreigner-populated neighbourhoods has been arrested after police tracked him down using the signal from a stolen MacBook. Officers discovered a trove of stolen items, including cash, jewellery, and luxury brand bags, in his possession. On 2 April, a joint operation by investigators from Na Jomtien and Pattaya Police Stations led to the arrest of 37-year-old Jamrat Nuansi at The Venetian Condominium in Na Jomtien, Sattahip district, Chonburi. The suspect was found with stolen jewellery, various foreign currencies, designer bags, and a white Honda Civic (registration from Bangkok), which he allegedly used during his burglaries. The investigation began earlier that morning when a Burmese victim reported a burglary. Using tracking software, the victim traced their stolen MacBook to a parked vehicle at the condominium. When police questioned the security guard, they identified the suspect’s room, where officers found Jamrat along with a large amount of stolen property. During questioning, Jamrat admitted to breaking into homes, specifically targeting residences of foreign nationals. He revealed that he worked as a maintenance worker but supplemented his income by stealing valuables and selling them for personal expenses and online gambling. Following his confession, Na Jomtien police transferred him to Pattaya investigators for further questioning and legal proceedings. He now faces multiple charges related to theft and burglary. -- 2025-04-03 -
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Four Chinese Nationals Jailed for Theft at Collapsed Building Site in Bangkok
Should have doubled the sentences.
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