Here’s an “everything else” question for everyone. Are sports cards easily accessible anywhere? It’s a TikTok thing, if you’re wondering why. Thank you

Hi all. Apologies if I am asking something already asked. I've been searching and looking but I'm still confused!

My mother in law (Israeli passport) is visiting. Entered with 45 day visa exemption. She wants to stay a bit longer and needs an extention (she'll be staying 60 days total).

We live in Bangkok.

1) Which immigration office do we need to go? Is it only the one at Laksi that we can go to? My mother in law is elderly with some serious mobility issues so we wonderd how accessiblwe the offices are and where she can sit and wait somewhere while my husband waits in line. How acommodating are the offices for disability?

2) What do we do about the TM30? We rent and she's just been staying with us so hadn't crossed my mind until I read the posts here. Do I need to get my landlord to do something (my landlord is not a helpful person)? The links to register online require documentation that only the landlord would have.

Thank you!

Can you complain to anyone about pavements being blocked? Would they listen?

Just outside my village (new settlement on the outskirts of BKK) the only strip of pavement I have has flower shops along it and a couple of restaurants, no buses or trains. I cant drive due to injuries

The shops treat it like their property (like everywhere. Blocking the pavement with their goods,

Not only can I no longer go to any of the shops without a car and parking on a specific point but I cant go anywhere!

I always thought pavements served a good purpose but maybe I was wrong

Pavement power!!!

My only little bit of freedom has been taken away from me 😭

How is Rajabhat University in Ubon for cues and access? any help much appreciated