no you don't, at all. If you've been previously registered at an address for a TM30 it does not need to be refiled when you return even if you've been overseas. The rules changed in June last year.
again- the real racist here is you. You blame whitey and "systematic racism" for black people attacking Asians when those who commit the awful crimes are the people you should be blaming.
you're blaming white people for the attacks on Asians in the U.S. - horrible news for you that at least in the SF bay area they're black on Asian crimes and have NOTHING to do with white people. I would add that if it was white people attacking Asians I'd be just as angry about it as well. The attack on Vicha Ratanapakdee is one of the most appalling things I've ever watched a video of.
the real racist here is you because you presume that black people can't think for themselves or control their own actions. If I commit a crime it's on me, my decision as it on every single person who commits a crime. It might horrify you to learn that whitey is not to blame for a black person committing a crime - the person who commits the crime, irrespective of race is responsible for their own actions.
I never thought they were not real stamps versus they were fudging attendance books if there is similar equivalent with volunteer orgs as there is with some ED providers. I know a few people on volunteer visas and I thought that they were required to rock up on occasion - waves at
With some ED providers (no names), they'll get you to turn up once a month or two to sign a book saying you'd met your minimum attendance requirement when you were never there.
your visa agent was lying about it while probably trying to sell you a different type of visa. Lots of folks on volunteer visas with no problems, just note it has to be with a legitimate organization and you do actually have to put in some volunteer work a few times a month. The scam ones are the ones that claim you don't have to do anything, same with ED visas that promise you don't have to study.
Two different things here. Your IDP is valid for 12 months from issue but you can only drive on it in Thailand for up to 90 days from entry before being required to get a local license.
putting aside that Australia already prohibits Australians traveling abroad without a valid reason, one that requires approval and has done so since about April last year, U.K. is implementing something similar.
Quote from the article below "Lockdown rules mean people must only travel abroad for essential reasons" for traveling outside the U.K.