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Was doing some shopping in the BigC and the guy followed by several armed police ran right past us, not good seeing an armed guy in a shopping mall so we got the hell out of Dodge, later heard the outcome, not a very clever move of the police doing such an operation with a potentially armed drug dealer on the parking place of a BIg C....
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1 hour ago, sananeamk0715 said:
Without show any money in bank account right?
Yes, Correct
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I could just copy and paste one of my reports from previous years
as once again , obtaining a Non O multiple entry based on marriage went effortless, come prepared and you have nothing to fear
* Application form filled in with 2 passport photos
* signed copy of the house book
* signed copy of the wife's ID card
* copy of wedding certificate
* copy of registration of marriage
* 5k visa fee
+ show originals of the above and that's all you need.
Time spend at the counter less the a minute as when I arrived a 10AM I was the only one, next day 2PM pick up ready within 5 minutes. back in Thailand at 3PM
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See photo for the location of the CDI on the bike
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Which model NSR150RR do you have? the older model with the 2 round headlights or the later one with the same lights as the 150SP
I believe the older 150RRs have 2 CDI's with one of them for the servo/rc valves
This is the newer version which you will find under the seat
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As the title describes, my 5th Non O multiple entry ( based on marriage) went effortless.
Travelled by car and arrived 9AM at the bridge (covered and guarded parking place on the left) exit Thailand/wait for the bus/enter Laos ( visa on arrival 1500 THB) / mini van to consulate / applying took less then 30 seconds! ( had all my documents well prepared)
* Application form with 2 passport photo's
* Copies of marriage certificate and registration)
* copy of the Mrs's Thai ID card and House book ( both signed)
* Copy of my passport ( signed)
* 5.000 THB
* Originals of the above.
Stayed at the ( almost) brand new Aura Residence/hotel right next to Avalon residence. which was a big improvement over the previous years with the more or less old and tired hotels I tried.
Next day pick up at 2 Pm and ready in 5 minutes, back to the bridge and at 3PM back in my car on my way home.
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More like your nightmare come true.
This is the "real" Ducati demon
As far as the GPX demon: it might has the look (if you are into a mini monster) but quality wise not comparable rather would choose a Honda MSX or the new Kawa KSR
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Thanks mate - I think I have it - does it have 2 separate columns on the first page (going down) with husband info in one column and wife in another?
Yes, that's the one.
Again, not sure it's required, but since they kept it I mentioned it ( If I remember well at the previous 3 visas gotten from Savannakhet I handed it over as well)
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Thanks OP - Could you please refresh my memory as to what the Marriage Registration Document is please - I dont recall being asked to produce that:
Last year - I showed:
Original and copy marriage cert
Wife's ID signed copy
Wife's house registration copy
Passport + Copy of photo page
Thanks
I'm not sure it's required.
The marriage registration document are 3 white pages given by the Amphur ( besides the colourful certificate with the hearts and roses)
I copied it and they kept it so thought I mentioned it, better be safe than sorry.
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Can you confirm you only had those documents with you, you did not need to show 400,000 baht in the bank in Thailand to get 1 year multiple entry visa? Assume this is the type where you have to leave the country every 90 days. Did you wife have to go with you?
Yes I can 100% confirm that, no need to show any proof of funds (doing the previous 3 visas there it was also never asked)
Yes, this is the type where you have to leave the country every 90 days.
No. went alone.
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I have the same visa really nice one for sure. Question How many months did you get out of yours? Mine is up in September but I have one more cossover by the 23 of August. This puts me into November and I was wondering if you can get the 2 month extension because I really don't to go north twice for Loi. With the extension it should come in around 16 months but personally I was not bothered going to Laos if I cant get that much time out of it.
Without doing extensions I'm getting 15 months out of it, I don't mind doing the trip to Laos,quite enjoy it. Last year I took my motorcycle into Laos, rode a couple of days, and then got the visa, a nice combination of bussiness and pleasure.Laos is nice country.
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Quick report on my fourth succesfull Non O multiple entry visa ( based on marriage) from the Thai consulate in Savannakhet, Laos.
First time at the new location of the Thai Consulate, where I arrived 10:40 AM handing over the documents and ready within a minute.
Non O multiple entry based on marriage
* Filled in application form with 2 passport photo's attached
* Signed copy of my passport
* Signed copy of my wife's ID card
* Signed copy of the House book
* Copy of wedding certificate
* copy of wedding registration
The orginal documents as above
5000 baht visa fee and obviously my passport.
Travelled by car (the bridge is 335 km from my home) this year I decided to leave early morning 4 AM ( trying to apply for the visa the same day, Savannakhet is a nice quiet town but there's not much to do so one night is enough) arrived at the bridge 9 AM,park the car, exit Thailand, wait for the bus, Laos visa on arrival, enter Laos, took around 1,5 hours took a minivan to the consulate ( 5 minutes drive) arriving there 10:40 AM.
As a sort of tradition had a nice meal at Cafe Chez Boune and stayed in the reasonable Hoongthip hotel.
Pick up time the next day between 2:00PM / 2:30 PM after opening just took about 10 minutes in line, good for another 15 months :-)
Thai Consulate in Savannakhet is still a very plaesant and trouble free place to get the NON O multiple entry ( based on marriage) hope it will stay that way
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Amazing roads and scenery, friendly smiling people.
The sight of groups of children walking on their way to school, waving at the "farang" passing on his bike.etc etc
Laos and it's people definitly gives me a good feeling.
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This might be a more suitable sub forum: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/forum/156-cycling-in-thailand/
But thanks for the heads up, (I am a cyclist as well)
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The cost will be around: 55.000 THB :-)
Seriously, unless you have very good contacts/agents don't bother importing bikes by yourself, unless you're a machosist and want cause some serious headaches.
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I think I remember an earlier update ( you do those update every year?) Looks like a very clean bike
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It looks like Buriram's drag strip is ready for business
A dragracing event ( cars and bikes?) is taking place next weekend
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I believe it's a KTM with a LIFAN sticker, indeed a sense of humour
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A pic of that riverboat ( from own archive)
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Koh Chang is nice papa, been there twice, true ( as far as I now) you can't make a full loop around the island, but plenty of nice views down the road.
Plenty of touristic things to do ( if you into that) elephants, waterfalls that sort of things.
Plenty of good (sea) food and places to enjoy a cool drink in the evening ( with or without company)
All the way down south were the roads stops there is a interesting landmark with a great view.A old riverboat " parked" into a resort.
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What about 00:08................( child on bike) ?????
I like the clip though, It shows some awareness from the Thai.
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Maybe it's just me but I don't see any link???
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I can give a bit of advice on the last leg of you trip, I live in Buriram province and the main road ( the 24) through the province is quite congested during Songkran, On the 24 take a left to the 224 to Korat ( 2nd main intersection on the 24 chok chai) follow that and just before Korat city take a right to the 226 which will lead to Lam Plai Mat > Buriram. Around 20/30 more km's but roads less travelled then the 24. But no guarantee how this is during Songkran though. Good luck.
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Thanks. I guess no way to get a list of bike models it would plug and play with like it shows on that other site?
I'll have a look under the seat of my bike in a day or two and see what things look like for installed relays.
No list.
On a cbr 250 the winker relay looks like this:
as once again , obtaining a Non O multiple entry based on marriage went effortless, come prepared and you have nothing to fear
Drama in downtown Buriram: Drug dealer shot dead by police after fleeing sting through department store
in Isaan News
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No not saying that, it's one less to worry about, but if he was a known " famous" drug dealer they probably knew he could carry a firearm, so would be wiser to choose a less crowded place for their sting operation