News Forum - Foreigners wanting to study in Japan likely can by end of May
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Life in the Isaan Boonies.
Bang on the monet there Bob. Didn't go to Ban Dung as planned yesterday; just too busy at the farm. The Mrs did though. I put the Bosch in a bag, and gave her 1000 Baht. And!? It came back fixed. 650 baht. Asked where my change was. ''Wash hair farang.'' One of the best things she has ever done. Got a new chuck-key too. Posted onto my facebook group 'Pussy shots'. Had to share. -
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Again, I have friends in KK and they haven't reported any issues. I have what I call a comprehensive list of documents Immigration may request, and that has sufficed for friends situated in KK. Only the oddball rouge office that may insist on a hand drawn map, rather than one printed from Google. First time application at a new office will highlight and differences. The home visits are usually only for the very first application based on Thai spouse to ensure the marriage is de jure and defacto, with witnesses to confirm such. What documents do/did you supply? -
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Thanks, Bob. All visitors, short or long term, have temporary permission of stay. Even those who obtain PR (permanent residency) still require a re-entry permit if they intend to exit and re-enter. Thailand doesn't want to give the same rights a Thai may have in your Country. It's all about the money they can extract from foreigners, either in the short or long term haul. -
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Funny, they honour those appointments for friends. Maybe they just don't like Americans that play golf. Oh, I have plenty of things to do, always busy, no time for pitch and putt.
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