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That's a very good question. But, if there is nothing flammable inside the stairwell, and all the doors are closed, how could there be a fire inside?
The stairwell is the safest place in the building. If it is on fire as I said.
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Entering on the 30th floor, and finding the 24th floor burning inside the escape, to where will I escape?
All modern buildings have automated door locking. In the event of a fire the first thing security would do would unlock these doors. If there was fire in the stairwell there will be a lot of smoke so I would not enter the stairwell. If this was the case I would be staying my prayers. In all likelihood you have reached the end of your life.
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Highly organised mafia gang being sought. Links to tuctuc mafia suspected. BiB advise approach with caution.
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9 minutes ago, thaibaz said:
I took this idea and ran with it. I now live in a safe room with a bank vault door as the entrance. Maid comes, dusts off the front and leaves. Never had any problems since, does smell a bit in here though
pay that lol 45 (9 x 5)
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Someone always steals my left sock. Never the right one. One day someone even stole my pulling sock.
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Only one answer. Buy a safe big enough to put all these things in.
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No just reminded had to do the bios and then approved.
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Mate this is great, cool so did u just get copies of your wife's passport and attach these documents? Also do they then call her up and tell her she is required to do biometrics or does this need to be done first and attached to the inline submission
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Testing the old memory. Pretty sure it was approved subject to biometrics. All correspondence was via email. Pretty much a total online thing. You should register with Border and do a run thru. Also I think you can nominate language if contacted make sure it is Thai. But you as agent do everything in English.
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cheers mate sounds like you got it sorted well, so she will have to go to Bangkok to do biometrics, should i be submitting all her info online at the same time or does she take that to Bangkok? Lastly what does she do with her Passport as last time all the info was submitted in hand including passport at the same time in Bangkok
churs again
All your / her documents will be attachments to the application. So get your scanner ready it's got a bit of work to do. I believe not 100% sure that all this stuff has been out sourced to a mob I call the visa factory off Sukhumvit in Bangkok. They may or may not (obviously) contact your wife to clarify a few things or basically snoop. We are married and in our case they didn't. A mate not married they didn't either another they did. I'd have all the documents with me but it seems a bit random on phone calls need for interview. Sorry this is a bit rough finger typing on the phone. Feel free to ask more.
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That gave us a 12 month 3 month at a time tourist visa. Which is pretty standard.
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The last time never went to the embassy at all. It was all done on line. You will have to go to Bangkok to do biometrics. Us being in Hua Hin was a pia. I'm in Vietnam now so haven't got full details at hand. From memory it cost about 250 oz$
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Done it 3 times myself as her agent. Never had an issue.
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So do I - for both the Embassy/Consulate, and Phuket Immi.
It's really quite simple - don't lie.
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By your criteria so does your Immi office.
Chok dee getting your extension.
I always have proof of income when I sign a stat dec so not really needing any luck. And has fa to do with Aust. Immigration.
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The onus on signing a Stat Dec is on the person signing the declaration and not the witness. I do not believe the embassy has any right to ask for this information and there is a fair chance that by asking you to provide this they may be in breach of Privacy laws.
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The next report is due 90 days from the day you report - so yes if you report early there will always be some "creep".
I would rather this than having to report in person where the officer would have to juggle date stamps for every customer.
And the next topic would be "Why does it take so long to do a 90 day report"
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pcliff069I have a photocopy of the citizenship via descent I have tried to apply for an original copy even with my brothers signature they have requested further documents (original copies)
I do not have these, so Im back to square one again... Its a doozy isnt it
absolutely - I think my last edit crossed this.
If you don't mind me asking what additional documents do they want and what Departments are you dealing with,
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No, the birth certificate will not list anything to do with the Tabien Baan as the birth certificate is issued prior to the Tabien Baan.
You really need a Thai lawyer. Try the "Ask a Lawyer" section on this board.
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Not sure if is possible under Australian law, but in the U.S. a child born to a U.S . citizen, even overseas, is considered a U.S. citizen by birth.
If that child is born in Thailand he or she can have it's birth registered and attested to in the U.S. embassy in Thailand.
That means there is a record of the child's birth which can then be accessed later by the child or their parents anywhere in the world at a U.S. embassy.
With the proper proof of identity, this attestation/ birth registration can also be used as proof of birth for U.S. government service offices.
Not that it is any help to your particular problem , however.
The official terminology in Australia is Australian citizen by descent.
As she already has an Australian passport I'm assuming this is how citizenship was proved.
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The child is an Australian Citizen.
For all those things you have mentioned a Thai birth certificate will be about as useful as an ashtray on a motorbike.
The father or whoever the legal guardian is needs to obtain her Australian citizenship papers.
This document will take the place of the birth certificate.
Dept of Immigration and whatever they call themselves these days for this.
DAFT if you also need to get a passport.
Edit: I just noticed you said the father won't help. This will make it a lot more difficult - as these things need to be done by the child's legal guardian. If he can't be persuaded it may be that your only recourse is via the courts.
But before that is the father willing to hand over legal guardianship to you?
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If the OP is still with us.
Are you after:
a. a proof of identity / age so your niece can play sport / open bank accounts and do all these day to day type things, or
b. an Australian passport for travel.
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As i understand it the OP is trying to get an Australian passport for her neice. A Thai birth certificate is not recognised as an identifying document.
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As far as I can see the issue is obtaining an Australian passport for your niece - the advice given by Maestro is spot on.
It is not actually an uncommon situation and the Department Foreign Affairs and Trade (who are the responsible body for issue of Australian passports) is the Australian Govt Department to direct your initial enquiries to.
Have a look at their website and in particular https://www.passports.gov.au/web/newppt/applyingu18.aspx
From my reading your niece has previously granted an Australian passport - via the father I'm assuming. And this is the track I would be following.
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As an alternative you could think of evaporative cooler cheaper to buy and cheaper on power. But as they say up to you.
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Maybe they were saying u were 4 days over 7 extra days i.e. 11 days overThank You all for your replies.
i forgot to mention 1 thing, when i asked them "how many days i am due?", they said 94 days, so i am still in the 7 days period, as i calculated using extended date it is correct.
anyway i ended up in paying fine.
To me point 5 says your first extension is also considered to be a 90 day report but if you are over 97 days u are still late.
Probably simplest way is work out days from date on TM6 to date of extension.
Probably won't help getting 2k back tho.
URGENT : airport or train problem, I need to leave the country asap
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I have never seen anything so over thought.
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