@David ******

In some countries like France, the international permit is valid 3 years.

Each time I enter Thailand, I check my stamp right after passing the immigration boot in order to have them correcting on the spot in case of discrepancy. Otherwise you'll spoil a day at the immigration office to have is rectified.

They wrote 24 the Thai way.

@Rowena ****

I believe on the 25 Jan they gave you an appointment on March 11 (file under consideration) to receive a 2 months extension from 26 Jan to 25 April.

BBQ

@Edna ******

wrong person. Er Man said it's useless, not me. I'll be vaccinated as soon as my government allows me to.

@Er ****

name me a single vaccine that prevents you against a virus itself?

I guess you simply don't know what a vaccine is.

@Tod ********

Why are you trolling. I knew it without checking, but I give you the wiki reference.

"During the Ayutthaya Kingdom period, the Iranian community in Thailand consisted primarily of merchants. They are recorded in some memoirs of their fellow merchants, the Dutch East India Company, as well as in the Safine-ye Solaymani ("Ship of Solayman"), an account of a Persian embassy to King Narai. Some descendants of Iranians from the Ayutthaya period converted to Buddhism, and continued to retain influence in Thai public life to the present day; one prominent example is the Bunnag family, whose ancestor "Shaykh Ahmad" is said to have come from Qom and arrived at Ayutthaya in 1602."

To many overstays can ban you coming back for several years though.