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Update ! dropped my passport off at Key Visa .... in and out in less than 5 minutes .only had to sign a blank passport application form and they do the rest ... they said it should be back within 7 weeks .. if that is correct it's well worth the money 🙂
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41 minutes ago, Mike Teavee said:
I believe 12,000 includes the passport fee (12,500 for the "Jumbo" passport). their fee is 5,000B if you pay for the passport yourself.
I called Key visa yesterday and they quoted me 13000b for the larger paged passport 🙂
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1 hour ago, Andycoops said:
Key Visa, opposite the BigC South Pattaya.
Used them before with excellent service.
Hi . I think I'll be going with them too 🙂 ... out of curiosity how long did the procedure take from handing over your passport to having it back in your hands ??
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Hi All I am looking for a reliable and trustworthy agent to renew my UK Passport in the Pattaya area .. the last one I did myself but this time I want to go down the agent route getting lazy in my old age lol 🙂 ,
Cheers in advance 🙂
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Hi All . I have been using the online 90 day reporting successfully for the past few years .. But my last attempt this week keeps getting rejected 😞 . So I will have to bite the bullet and go to Pattaya immigration to register and hopefully sort out this problem . My question is what is the current procedure and paper work needed at the immigration office .. I have not done a 90 day report since all the alteration etc.? ,I don't fancy queueing for 30minutes to be told go to another queue .
Cheers and thx in advance 🙂 👍🙏
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Hi All After years of successfully registering my 90 day report (TM47) online .This time it keeps rejecting it 😞 ... Says "Incorrect entry date upon entry into the kingdom/ Incorrect visa expiration date." check and re check all the info and it still keeps rejecting it ...Has anyone else had the same problem recently ? Is it just a glitch in the system or is it just poor old me 😞 ? . Or will I have to bite the bullet and go to immigration in person .to sort it out ?
Cheers 🙂
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Hi All ! Has anyone got any personal recommendations where I should go to get a professional to style and trim my beard ( in or a round the Pattaya area) . and please don't answer "why not do it yourself " (coz I can't be arsed )
Cheers my hairy faced friend 🙂
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Hi all. I am after some local knowledge about crossing the land border at Nong Khai to Vientiane (Laos) with my Thai registered motorbike ...Question. (1) what paper work do I need for myself and my bike at the Thai side and the Laos side (immigration & Customs). (2) .. what is the best time of the day to cross? (3) what price will 3rd party insurance be in Laos for my bike (4) what is the best Sim card to buy for coverage when traveling around Laos ?
Many thanks in anticipation :-)
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38 minutes ago, jacko45k said:
Yes mine too, and I formerly did my own registering online....but an agent said, in order to get a COR once, I needed the Soi 5 issued and stamped slip. I was told that was good forever, near as damn, or until I moved to another place. It is more recent that I heard a TM30 is needed each time one enters the country wrt Jomtien. It was also mentioned at an Expats Club meeting I went to. I believe your 'precaution' is warranted, or get an agent to do it.
Damned fancy new building and changed procedures... they just want to hit more people with a fine is my thoughts!
just asked google this question and got this :-
Once you re-enter Thailand using your re-entry stamp, you do not need to visit your Jomtien immigration office to re-register. Your re-entry stamp will allow you to stay in Thailand for the same amount of time as your original visa, or up to 60 days, whichever is less.
If you are staying in Jomtien for less than 30 days, you do not need to register with immigration at all. However, if you are staying for longer than 30 days, you must register with your local immigration office within 24 hours of your arrival.
Procedures for registering with immigration:
- Visit your local immigration office.
- Bring your passport, re-entry stamp, and a copy of your arrival/departure card (TM.6).
- Fill out a TM.30 form.
- Pay the registration fee (400 baht).
- Submit your documents to an immigration officer.
- You will be given a TM.7 slip, which is your proof of registration.
You must keep your TM.7 slip with you at all times while you are in Thailand. If you lose it, you can apply for a replacement at your local immigration office.
If you are staying in Jomtien for longer than 90 days, you will need to apply for a visa extension at your local immigration office before your visa expires.
Please note that these are the general procedures for registering with immigration and applying for a visa extension. There may be additional requirements depending on your nationality and type of visa. It is always best to check with the Thai embassy or consulate in your home country before you travel.
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1 hour ago, jacko45k said:
Yes I believe so, which suggests the OP needs to do a TM30 unless it will be done by his place of residence.
My place is registered under a Thai company name ... so what needs to be done??? .. My "OP" post is getting muddier muddier with each added post lol ..I think maybe as a precaution I will go to Jomtien immigration when I return better to be safer rather than sorry .
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Hi all ,, I need some clarification . I will be visiting Cambodia soon and would like to know . once re entering Thailand using my re entry stamp ( retirement visa ) . do I need the visit Jomtien immigration to re register . ??? what is the procedures etc ? any help/advice will be appreciated
Cheers
PS first time leaving and re entering Thailand .
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If a man cut off his cock .it doesn't make him a real woman it make him a man without a cock ..
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12 hours ago, Danderman123 said:
dollars are still good out in the sticks
Please ! May I ask when and where you where out in the stick that you used US$?
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UPATE!!!!! Went Thursday 21/09/23 .Arrived 13:45hrs . second in the queue to get my paper work checked and a numbered ticket issued ..... worked out with re entry stamp in my passport at 14:07 hrs Happy bunny ????
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33 minutes ago, Wongkitlo said:Maybe you have a reason to need riel particularly. but most of the time you can use USD . 1 usd for 4000 riel. Many of the border towns also use baht.
Yeah ! I am well aware I just wanted a few Riels to tide me over for the first couple of days. , plus I'll be out in the sticks where the $ is less easy to use . I'd rather have a wallet full of Riels before leaving Thailand for my road trip , I don't really like using unfamiliar ATM if I can help it ????
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Hi All .
Anyone got any Cambodian Riels they want to exchange for TBaht? at least 3000B worth upwards ( in good condition only)
Messaged me
Cheers ????
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19 hours ago, my friend I said:
There were two atms but they went when they built the departure building.
They may be in a different location e.g. near the 7
Opposite the 7/11 (Thai side)
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6 hours ago, Wongkitlo said:
The problem is entering Cambodia where they will try and charge you 1800 b instead of 30 usd. You can politely arguecthe point with them and they usually give in but it is an unpleasant start to your holiday. I would get an E visa which is still cheaper than 1800b at 40usd. You also save having a whole page of your passport used. You can go Psar Phrum to Battambang which has no scams
I intend to use the EVisa option and also use the online option to register my motorbike for temporary import onto Cambodia .Hopefully less hassle and less chance of being ripped off ????
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23 minutes ago, Jaggg88 said:
Just get it at the airport
24 minutes ago, Jaggg88 said:Just get it at the airport
The land border I'll be crossing does not issue a re entry stamp But you are suggesting I drive 2+hrs to the nearest international airport to get one issued , that is a massive waste of my time when my local immigration office is only a 25 minute drive away . ????
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39 minutes ago, my friend I said:
Not busy usually.
There is often a Khmer helper there. Handy if you haven't been there before.
They are good guys unlike at other crossings.
The Khmer immigration guys like to ask for extra fees.
If you are going beyond Koh Kong town the highway 48 is becoming two lanes. They are doing the entire highway at the same time. It has been a very wet rainy season. The road is very rough.
The road going north kind of towards Battambong is even worse.
Cheers , not looking at doing the crossing until early November ( so hopefully dried off a bit). just assessing the best time of the day when to cross
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Slightly off topic but can anyone tell me how busy is the Khlong Yai Border Checkpoint on a Sunday afternoon heading into Cambodia ? and how long can I expect the process of crossing into Cambodia with a motorbike ? ( and I know the process can vary a lots from minute to minute )
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Hi All .....I need a re-entry stamp in my Passport ,, question :- what is the best time of the day to go to the office to miss the hordes of sweaty tourist/expats ? and how long will it take approximately from arrival to walking out office ? (yes ! I know the times will vary from day to day )
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just had a kitchen fitted by Ikea I am highly satisfied with the quality and the installation ..
you can use there kitchen planner to get an idea of the designs and price
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I was there earlier this year mainly rural parts of the south ..I had to go through 100's of army check points . only in a couple of areas did I feel unwelcome and was told at the check points NOT to stop in certain villages , and getting a beer after a hot day on the road was a bit hit and miss , but visited some wonderful sites ????
Check out , my vid of the trip Skip to about 1:30 mins to miss the intro ????
Renewal of UK Passport Agent recommendation Pattaya area
in Pattaya
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It's now 12500b for the standard passport and 13000b for the larger paged passport