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ahtecklim · #**1801** 08-09-2015, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by yinyang

On sinkie makan, isn't there toast box in basement T21 (and some other places).
Also T21 has the fancy Tim Ho Wan dim sum place

The only tim ho wan that is nice is in HK. Even the sg branch not nice and overpriced

TonyCheong2 · #**1802** 08-09-2015, 06:32 PM

Yesterday I sms to one SBF Ah Pek to go watch opposition rally but no response from him.

Maybe he is PAP grassroots sah ka dulan boh hiew me.
55555.

yinyang · #**1803** 08-09-2015, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by TonyCheong2

...sms to one SBF Ah Pek to go watch opposition rally but no response from him.... Maybe he is PAP grassroots sah ka dulan boh hiew me.

No prizes to guess who

Busy with istana's harem here before 9-11?

Pics courtesy of other Kopitiam's forum's contribution

TonyCheong2 · #**1804** 08-09-2015, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by yinyang

No prizes to guess who

Busy with istana's harem here before 9-11? Pics courtesy of other Kopitiam's forum's contribution.

555 you also know which Ah Pek I'm talking about.

You think he dare to admit he's PAP grassroots sah ka meh?

Nice posters indeed!
I got turned on by Cheryl Loh when I heard her giving speech in Bahasa Melayu the other night!

yinyang · #**1805** 09-09-2015, 03:16 PM

Treemon99 · #**1806** 10-09-2015, 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by 55055

. IMO Ya kun bread better than toast box. Maybe they peng the bread better.

Agree....... I prefer the crisp of ya kun peng roti........ Even their kopi o taste nicer........... Champions bar on Sukhumvit Soi 11 is having a singapore lunch buffet every sunday from 12-3pm........ The curry puff n hei mee muz try........ Further out of bangkok, a short drive away from IMPACT Mueng Thong Thani at Bond Street Road, theres a singapore restaurant called Chuan Kitchen run by a nice singaporean lady........ Can find almost every "singaporean" food on the menu...., the bak kut teh muz whack though distance might b hassle........

TonyCheong2 · #**1807** 10-09-2015, 02:12 PM

Bro yinyang,

555 that SBF Ah Pek pretend never see my post.

Today cooling off day so many people come out post.
All in trench holes standing by for tomorrow's offensive!

EMPOWER YOUR COCK!

yinyang · #**1808** 10-09-2015, 08:57 PM

yinyang · #**1809** 10-09-2015, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by TonyCheong2

... cooling off day so many people come out post. All in trench holes standing by for tomorrow's offensive!
EMPOWER YOUR COCK!

Hope you guys don't mind taking a dig, very topical, especially tmrw

No offence to either supporters
To forumers flying back after doing your stint in LOS, welcome back to tiny red dot (oh I meant planet earth)

TonyCheong2 · #**1810** 10-09-2015, 09:36 PM

Bro yinyang nice pics!

The 打小人 video you watch liao?

beerlao · #**1811** 13-09-2015, 06:56 AM

Visa news

Starting yesterday, All Thai-Cambodia Border has stopped giving 15/30 days visa exempt stamp. Those with Mutiple Entries Visa are asked to go exit and enter via air border and visa runners with no proper visa have to now get a proper visa at the Thai Embassy. 1 Thai-Cambodia border allows those with valid Double Entry TR and Mutiple Entries Non Immigrant Visas to exit and enter so as to activate their second entry visa etc.

No written restrictions on number of Tourist Visas one can get at this point but some have a maximum 3 Tourist Visa rule. Immigration country-wide have also been actively refusing entry to individuals with numerous Tourist Visas for a prolong period of time.

Visitors with a history of 6 or more entries (each more than 10 days) into Thailand will be flagged out by system. Your entry will depends on IO. Please do have proof of financials, hotel and onward flight to support your stay as Tourist.

Look forward to tighter visa regulations but for genuine tourists, nothing to fear. Those working or living in Thailand without proper visa, time to get 1 now before even tighter requirements kicks in.

Soi6 · #**1812** 13-09-2015, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by beerlao

Visa news...
Look forward to tighter visa regulations but for genuine tourists, nothing to fear. Those working or living in Thailand without proper visa, time to get 1 now before even tighter requirements kicks in.

Good info bro beerlao..

So lets say a person wishes to stay in Thailand for a year with multiple reentries..what would you recommend apart from ED or B visas?

beerlao · #**1813** 13-09-2015, 11:11 PM

The question on carrying passport or not?

There was a statement issued sometime last year regarding the need to carry passport at all times for Tourists in Thailand. While there is some clarification that a copy of the passport, departure card and visa stamp will be enough someone got fine THB 500 for not having forms of identification with him. An official receipt was issued so it goes to the correct book not pocket.

In light of the Ratchaprasong Incident, the police are interested to see your passport and visa stamp. While there is no official statement on this, if one is caught in a situation during a check that you do not have a passport with you or the officer insist on your original passport and not photocopies, you can request to go back to the police station with him and get someone to bring your original passport to the station. Or if he decides to fine you, pay the fine on the spot.

For this period of time, it is good to have original passport with you to save all inconvenience especially if venturing out late at night where roadblocks are set almost everywhere.

I was stopped at a roadblock last night. I presented my Thai Drivers License but was asked to present my passport too. Clearly, I saw the officer checking the ID page and my visa stamp.

This was the official receipt given for not having proper identification document.

beerlao · #**1814** 13-09-2015, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Soi6

Good info bro beerlao..

So lets say a person wishes to stay in Thailand for a year with multiple reentries..what would you recommend apart from ED or B visas?

Only 2 options bro Soi6. Above 50 years old, Non O-A retirement visa, below 50 Non O marriage visa. Married and above 50, choice is yours. Caution, for marriage visa if something happens to the marriage i.e divorce, the visa will no longer be valid once a divorce cert is issued.

Just a note, Vientiane does not issue Mutiple Entries Non Immigrant visa so got to head to Savannakhet.

The other option would be Thai Elite Visa. 5 years THB 500,000.

Soi6 · #**1815** 13-09-2015, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by beerlao

Only 2 options bro Soi6. Above 50 years old, Non O-A retirement visa, below 50 Non O marriage visa. Married and above 50, choice is yours. Caution, for marriage visa if something happens to the marriage i.e divorce, the visa will no longer be valid once a divorce cert is issued.

Just a note, Vientiane does not issue Mutiple Entries Non Immigrant visa so got to head to Savannakhet.

The other option would be Thai Elite Visa. 5 years THB 500,000.

I heard by October Thailand may introduce a new 6 month tourist visa. Cost is reportedly 5000 baht with multiple reentries. No more the rubbish 90 days within 6 mths.

If that is true..then sinkies with visa exempts can just keep going in and out on a tourist visa..as long as via air.

All too complicated for me..