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Charles ********
Well, technically about 1.8 x 10^12 days. Without fine though, it's 7 days. If you don't need anything from immigration before your next exit, you can sort of just ignore it.
Charles ********
It highly depends, really visa doesn't matter much at all. You can get a drivers license if you meet the requirements to get a drivers license. You can get a pink id card in some places with little requirements and in some it's almost impossible.

A bank account is pretty easy, you can really open on any visa, but having an Ed helps. If you get a resident certificate, and a letter from you school you shouldn't have an issue, but it can be done without as well, but you might have to try multiple places and be persistent.
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They have not made click 125i for a few years. They did 150i for about 2 years, but now I believe they only make the click 160i. The lead was the replacement for click 125i.
Charles ********
Usually there is a fee for the card or added benefits for the account.

If you are paying 7000 it's probably insurance. If you not on a long term visa, they are more willing to open account for tourist that pay for extra insurance.
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In general, the Immigration issued ones are 30 days from the day they write it, which may not be the day you receive it. It will explicitly state it on it.
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@Brandon ***********
oh really? I had not heard that. Very good news.
Charles ********
Really depends on your area. In general, tourist visa/exempt can get a drivers license as long as they can get the required documents. Mostly challenge for tourist in Bangkok and surrounding area is a resident certificate which requires a current 90 day report. Some other offices give them out like free candy.
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@Bryan *****
do you question normal make you angry? Do you know this person motivation? Perhaps a Ph'D student doing his thesis on thai culture or something. I don't think it's any to get angry over or inappropriately stated.
Charles ********
Yes you can volunteer on any visa type. You can't work a volunteer job that would replace an actual job without a permit. There's a big difference.

If you want to go planet a tree or pickup trash with some group for the day, that's fine. You just can't have a full time regular role without permit.

Regarding making merit.... of course you can. If you would like, you can become a monk for a short while and, no that doesn't require a work permit either.
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@Norbert *********
you need to find a better tax "expert". Not everyone with a nice suite and certificate on the wall is actually competent.

Here are the law changes I reference:

Income Tax (Exemption) (No. 5) Order 2022

Income Tax (Exemption) (No. 6) Order 2022

If you prefer a summary instead of the actual law:
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