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  1. I didn't say anything even remotely close to that, simply making bad laundry puns to amuse myself. But you go ahead and do that "cranky old man in diapers" thing for which AN is famous (or is that infamous?)
  2. When you think about it, that's absolute tripe. Their business model is to transfer your money - refusing to do what you pay them to do unless you answer a customer service survey is unsatisfactory.
  3. Big Soak, washing money. Hope he doesn't "take a powder". Does he have liquid assets, though? How's he going to "spin" this? Will his partners leave him "hanging out to dry"? A definite tumble from grace. You gotta know when to fold 'em..... (There's a bleach pun in here somewhere too but I can't find it.)
  4. People make appointments so they don't have to wait six hours in the Immigration Office.
  5. So what reason did you select for the "first step" you mentioned above? (I don't see a screenshot.)
  6. It's disappeared from my drop down list also. It's no longer an option on either the mobile app or the desktop version.
  7. Anecdotal evidence from a Redditor (LegitimateDrink903) who recently traveled with VietJet: "I had a really hard time finding a good answer to these same questions before my last trip so thought I’d add here for future help- this works for air Asia and vietjet airways and my experiences were in Thailand. If you add that extra 15kg you get 35kg total. You can check as many bags as you want, as long as they total up to 35kg. Same goes for those in your party. We traveled from the US and each had big checked bag and small wheeled carry on and backpacks- what would be considered carry on and personal item in US. We both had 20kg and purchased an additional 15kg in advance as a precaution as it was $9 usd. That means we had 55kg total to split between the two of us. We checked 2 bags each." Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/ThailandTourism/comments/1avmyfh/thai_vietjet_checked_luggage_allowance_question/
  8. If I were terminally ill, the last thing I would worry about is whether - some time, some day, some year, when they get around to it - the Thai RD wanted to look at my financials. (Note: I am not making light of terminally ill people here.....just that they have other priorities.)
  9. It may be "one out of thousands" but at least the authorities have finally taken one small step forward. I hope this gets massive publicity in Thai language media and becomes a hot topic of conversation. (Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, I'm here all week. Please remember to tip your bartenders and waitresses.)
  10. To clarify for others, I believe you mean that's for a single re-entry permit (mine, as stated, was for a multiple re-entry permit.) One thousand thb for the permit and 200 thb "fee" so that you don't have to fill out the paperwork or bring a photo.
  11. I admire the uncharacteristic restraint of the 78 AN members who viewed this story before I did.
  12. 1. It's co-located next to the outbound immigration lines on the right. So, you obtain it prior to going through outbound immigration. 2. TM8, copy of passport pages (front page with bio info, latest entry stamp, latest permission to stay), copy of latest 90 day report, copy of TM30, passport photo (4x6 cm). 3. I paid the fee for obtaining a multiple re-entry permit, which is 3800 thb. There was no "additional" charge, if that's what you're asking.
  13. Food: One plate of pad thai gai, street vendor = 50 thb. Drink: 10 large Leos + 15 bargirl drinks = 4,044 thb. Total: 4,094 thb.
  14. You don't need to leave for 180 days consecutively. The 180 days is a cumulative total for the year, e.g., you could stay for 90 days, leave for 60 days, stay for another 45 days, leave for 65 days, etc. As long as the additive effect/value of your time spent in Thailand over the course of the year is less than 180 days, you'd not be considered a Thai tax resident.
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