best to always check your stamp. Immigration officers often stamp the wrong dates and you need to clear it up at the immigration where the mistake was made. So best to check before you leave. Always. The onus is on you every single time.
depends on the agent and their agreement with land border immigration. Things are changing daily, but about 6m ago I saw overstays being cleared at the Malaysian border via an agent...
definitely is by miles. Well, if they ask and you don't have, tell them you will contact your landlord and then you go, get one from an agent or spend a night in a hotel/hostel that can offer you one, then you come back with it. Need to be for Samui if you're applying in Samui.
Only need your passport, photos and 1900B at Samui. I paid an agent for tm30 and they never even asked. Wasted my money with that. Oh well, at least I'm correctly registered..
I'd just like to say I'm really sorry for what has happened to you.
It must be a really terrible and scary time for you.
What happened to you should not have happened.
What's done is done.
All one can do now is make the best of what cards life has dealt you.
I find the most useful thing to do in such helpless and treacherous situations is to practice daily gratitude. That's all you can do to enjoy what you have and cope with the hard stuff.
My heart really goes out to you.
I can't believe I'm the only one here that actually has some empathy towards you, while you're in such a tragic situation.
This is so sad for me how cold and cruel people really are.
I mean, honestly, not 1 person here has a heart for an old man suffering?
What a bunch of psychopaths.
I wish you all would grow a human soul.
It's people that do this that makes our world so hard and horrible for everyone.
Cmon ppl, let's make the world a better place. Let's start with love and care.
Do Thais pay more for university than said citizens, ie are the universities offering dual pricing abroad? If that's not the case, your comment doesn't make sense.