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What does the blue remarks say regarding the visa and Ford Motor Company in Thailand?

Visa Types NON-O Visa Non-immigration Immigration Work Permit Ford Motor Company Thailand Thai Visa Expat Advice

June 15, 2021

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Can anyone help me translate the remarks written in blue, please? TIA 🙏

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The blue remarks translate to 'Ford Motor Company Thailand Ltd.' The conversation provides context around a Non-immigration Type-IB visa issued on June 15, valid for entry until September 14, allowing a 90-day stay. There are humorous comments regarding the durability of the visa and a casual exchange about working for Ford.

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Joe **************

You have a visa for 3 months and you have already ordered a new car from Ford😀😃

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Otto *********

The Thai says, Ford Motor Company Thailand Ltd. and the visa allows you to work for 3 months for them till September.

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Paul *******

Ford Motor Company. Wow, you work for Ford?

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Dương ******

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No I'm not. Asking for a friend though 😁

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Paul *******

I see.

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Joe ***********

you love katoeys

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Baron *********

Ford Motors (Thailand) Company, Limited

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Chulala **********

Ford motor company (Thailand) co., Ltd

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Brian ********

It says Ford Company Ltd (Thailand)

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Waragone *****

Ford Motors (Thailand) Company, Limited

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Dương ******

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Thank you 🤗

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Rich *****

That visa will fall apart in about 2 weeks!

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Linda *********

unless you fix or repair it daily!

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Kala ****************

As an American, I am laughing more than I should. 🤣

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Paul *********

Tod is correct

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Tod *********

That is a Non-immigration Type-IB visa issued on 15 June, good for entry until the 14th Sept and when you come in you will get stamped in for 90 days.

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Tod *********

Ford Motor Company Thailand Ltd

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May ************************

👍👍Correct

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Tod *********

ฟอร์ด มอเตอร์ คัมปะนี (ประเทศไทย) จำกัด ;)

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Dương ******

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That's very kind of you. Reallyyy appreciate

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Dương ******

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Thank you so much!

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