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Have you considered that your first infection was due to the Alpha or Delta strains, which were more virulent in nature, while the second time you were assaulted by the Omicron variant, which is milder in symptoms? As for the vaccines reducing the severity of the symptoms, I'm yet to see a single peer-reviewed study that supports that claim.
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I'm quite certain you're wrong about how deportation is triggered in Thailand. As far as I know, it's sufficient that Ministry of the Interior gives that order. Yes, it's that arbitrary. One can appeal e.t.c., but the process isn't handled thorough the courts, and one doesn't have to be found guilty of breaking any law. https://www.hawryluklegal.com/2015/04/how-deportation-works-in-thailand/ We're merely guests in this country, and our rights are rather limited.
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1. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, as i don't have the entire clip. 2. It's a universal and human obligation to deescalate flaring violence--especially when the perpetrator is part of your company. 3. By law and reason, you shouldn't forsake the injured. It's your responsibility to summon help and assist as best you could.
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"Converting" from O-A to O
aBigSmile replied to aBigSmile's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
A key question. I've done an extension, so I should be in the clear. Thanks. -
"Converting" from O-A to O
aBigSmile replied to aBigSmile's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Thanks. I should have mentioned that I'm on yearly extension, my O-A long expired. It seems that all I have to do is not to apply for a re-entry permit. -
"Converting" from O-A to O
aBigSmile replied to aBigSmile's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
That form is fantastic. Thanks! My OA is still valid, but I haven't obtained a re-entry permit and don't intend to get one before I leave in September. The conditions in your answer are slightly ambiguous, so am I in the clear? -
I’m currently in Thailand on O-A. Leaving for 1 month in September and would like to “convert” my visa to O and move to yearly extensions. Should I apply to O in my home county or return on a tourist visa and do it in Thailand? I don’t see that option on the embassy webpage, so maybe it’s not offered. Alternatively, can I enter the Thailand on tourist visa and then apply for O? I read on one website that’s impossible, but I want to make sure. Many thanks for allowing me to pick your brains.
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Thailand’s PM says tourist numbers to triple in 2023
aBigSmile replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Let us not forget inflation, inflation, inflation. People have little disposable income to spare for traveling. -
Thailand to consider interim measures to prevent Covid spread
aBigSmile replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Sure, nothing like breathing your own CO2 mixed with some masked-grown bacteria. -
Tourist Numbers Expected to More Than Triple in 2023
aBigSmile replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Sure, with hyperinflation raging world-wide, people are just going to flock to Thailand to spend their abundant disposable income. -
Where to live in Thailand, the 51st biggest country in the world
aBigSmile replied to webfact's topic in General Topics
Dunno, live by the sea, never turn the A/C on. Solar panels do the rest. PEA bill = 0 -
Is the Weather noticeably hotter this year in Thailand?
aBigSmile replied to webfact's topic in General Topics
I don't buy the premise. In my area March was atypically cold, and April not hotter than usual. 38c max mid day, with 32c in the mornings. A fantastic hot season. As for the "Global Warming," to each their own. -
Omicron Will Arrive, Vaccination Urged – Official
aBigSmile replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Was already detracted in July in South Africa. According to the discovering doctor, it breaks trough the vaccine, but the symptoms are very mild and not requiring hospitalization. So what difference would vaccination make? -
Government prepared to handle ‘surge’ in cases
aBigSmile replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
A very sensible stance. However, you won't reach many people here. Their mind is made up: "The vaccines stop transmissions and infections, and facts be damned." -
Government prepared to handle ‘surge’ in cases
aBigSmile replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
You'll never let the facts confuse you, won't you? Vaxxed and unvaxxed transmit and get infected just the same. If the vaccine does anything, it's to reduce symptoms and hospitalizations. -
Government prepared to handle ‘surge’ in cases
aBigSmile replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
It seen it'll never penetrate your skulls. Vaxxd and unvaxxed transmit the disease and get infected just the same. If the vaccine has any advantage it's by reducing symptoms and hospitalizations. The CDC says and so does Boris Johnson.