Mr Smithy
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We have just moved house and have discovered our computer case to be live when plugged into a 3 pin outlet
Any solutions will be gratefully received.
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My wife was permitted to have the extension of stay(its not a visa) stamped into my passport
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6 minutes ago, marvin1950 said:
I entered Thailand in 2012 with my old passport.
I have never left the country.
I got a new passport in 2013.
I suspect you will be one unable to use the online 90 day reporting system However, nothing is lost by giving it a try.
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7 hours ago, bkk6060 said:
It kind of sounds like a 24 hr. Lockdown including grocery since they are suggesting food bank locations. I can see that part of it being a big problem.
The food banks are likely intended for people who now cannot work and therefore have no income
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2 minutes ago, Laza 45 said:
with 200,000 in a Thai bank do you think I could get a marriage visa?
Mmm- You will need either 400K in the bank OR an income of 40K/month from overseas- A combo of income+cash in the bank is not available to those seeking an extension of stay based on marriage.
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40 minutes ago, jacko45k said:
All I ever have to do is show some utility bill.......
Maybe at the IO you use but unlikely to be accepted at the majority of offices
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59 minutes ago, HaleySabai said:
Does it play the same way if the non-O ME is acquired in Farang Land?......Ive always done border runs on my non-O simply because it's a trip for my wife to visit relatives.Never considered going to Immigration instead so I don't know if that is an option. Hopefully the border will be opened by the end of May for my next run. But I'm not clear if I can I get a 90-day stamp or only a 60-day extension from Immigration in CM? Thanks!
It is the same no matter where obtained - You will have to apply for an extension at the immigration office
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I doubt it -Suggest you ask at your local immigration office
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It does not appear to have much traction - only some 500 over 3-4 days
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2 hours ago, KhaoYai said:
I wasn't aware of the difficulty in actually registering your marriage once all the paperwork is done.
Here for a change is a good news tale - We had no difficulty registering our marriage and have never had a problem obtaining an extension based on marriage.
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1 minute ago, ubonjoe said:
With written proof from a doctor that they are unable to travel to immigration they can designate somebody to do it for them
I believe that proof must be supplied by a hospital based doctor
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I am unable to climb the stairs leading to the IO - My wife takes the documentation/passport into the office whilst I wait in the car - The officer then comes to the car for any necessary signatures and to take a photo. Easy and fuss free.
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I very much doubt that anecdote is true
An extension is available to those who can prove they are Thai citizens
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Telephone the banks HQ they will help resolve the problem
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Hopefully he has cut off the abusers - permanently
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"The Cambodia-Laos, Cambodia-Thailand and Cambodia-Vietnam land borders are closed."
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/cambodia/coronavirus
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10 minutes ago, Sprog71 said:
Married in UK. Translated English to Thai.
If your UK marriage was registered in Thailand a Kor Ror 2 or 22 can be obtained from ANY Amphoe by your wife presenting her ID card - cost is 20 Baht.
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5 minutes ago, Jackcwba said:
I care more about my health than a shi**y stamp in my passport in a corona infested office
5 minutes ago, Jackcwba said:The immigration office is one of the main reasons for the spread
Where is the evidence which supports these wild assertions?
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3 minutes ago, sandyf said:
Like many you assume people do not know what they are talking about
Mmm - Educate yourself before accusing others.
That is just for starters but likely beyond your comprehensive abilities - When you are ready I will supply the advanced package once you can answer a few simple test questions
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1 minute ago, RuamRudy said:
A race to the bottom is not my vision of preparedness. Incompetence with my neighbours is no excuse for my own incompetence.
Why not just admit that no country was prepared?
Its very easy to apportion blame with the benefit of hindsight -
Are there any other disaster scenarios you would like the country to be 100% prepared to deal with?
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44 minutes ago, thaikahuna said:
A Non-O based on marriage should not incur visa runs but only 90 days checks, I believe.
You believe wrong. A single entry visa provides for a 90 day stay only unless extended by 60 days for the purpose of visiting a Thai spouse/child.
The same criteria apply to multiple entry visas.
The MAX length of stay permitted is 90+60 before having to leave the country
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7 hours ago, JonnyF said:
It doesn't appear to be rocket science anyway, even home carers can do it so
THAT is an outstandingly ignorant comment.
Open the link and inform yourself
computer case Live
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Thanks to those who provided sensible responses.