steve187

instead of transferring to your self, transfer to her bank, as long as its one of the wise 'allowed' banks

if you are getting married early April, and your visa expires end of April get a 60 day visit Thai wife extension

Don't tell them your name Pike

i suppose you bring ice if you travel to Thailand from norway

you seem to be experienced with extension etc, and it seems no one knows more than you, with 19 posts under your belt. you need a tm30 showing on your record

are the replacement doors the same size as old ones, would need to cut out the old ones and fit new ones in and secure. should be a simple job, photo of old units would help. depending on your location, I am sure you could find someone to do the job for you ,

I used the Ptt station near the Toyota dealer in Ban Chang, everything seemed as normal, I got ฿500 of E20, Other areas down south and up north seem to have stations closed or restricting the amount of fuel that can be supplied Is anyone having problems getting fuel in the local area,

it would seem that here is no mention of the 'benefit fraud' in the article, other than her claiming that she was living on disability living allowance, and her saying she never received any benefits, she was detained in Thailand for overstay, and was convicted in UK for drug offences after returning to UK, no mention of charges or a conviction for fraud.

need a form tm47 as well, they are hot on tm30's

thaiembassy

you don't extend a visa you obtain an extension of the stay until date that the visa gave you on entry, you could do a one year extension at local immigration office for being married to a Thai national, you could also do a 60 day visit Thai wife extension, all extension are 1,900thb A fresh visa application in your home country, or in fact some nearby embassies would only give you a 90 day permission to stay stamp, you would then be back to square one above

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extensions are granted inside Thailand, visa's in most cases are granted outside Thailand, it may be possible to exit Thailand and re-enter on Visa exempt

a METV (multi entry tourist visa) would be a 3rd choice

so who pays 100% of the NHS national tariff