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Hard to believe. :-[
I didn't said you lie I meant to say that it's hard to believe they will open an immigration office.Buriram is not a border town and close to surin which is..Also buriram is too small for this kind of activity and investment relate to efficienty and needs of the tourists and foreign presence here.I just express my personal thoughts but of course if will have an immigration office here it's a bless for all of us.Will save many of us some money on these border trips and visa questions.Keep update us if you have any additional information. Thanks.
Quote from: ADMIN on May 27, 2009, 10:41:32 PMI didn't said you lie I meant to say that it's hard to believe they will open an immigration office.Buriram is not a border town and close to surin which is..Also buriram is too small for this kind of activity and investment relate to efficienty and needs of the tourists and foreign presence here.I just express my personal thoughts but of course if will have an immigration office here it's a bless for all of us.Will save many of us some money on these border trips and visa questions.Keep update us if you have any additional information. Thanks. Korat is not near a border either!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think that even if will have an immigration office in Buriram it will be will with very limited permissions same as Surin (send documents to Korat).
Quote from: ADMIN on May 28, 2009, 09:09:27 AMI think that even if will have an immigration office in Buriram it will be will with very limited permissions same as Surin (send documents to Korat). Very true and hopefully it will suvive longer than the Surin outpost of nearly 3 weeks!! An added advantage If it opens is, there have been discussions elsewhere suggesting 90 day POSTAL reports are not being accepted now so 'Bums' will have less of a journey, hopefully.Dave
Quote from: Dave the Dude on May 28, 2009, 03:43:38 PMQuote from: ADMIN on May 28, 2009, 09:09:27 AMI think that even if will have an immigration office in Buriram it will be will with very limited permissions same as Surin (send documents to Korat). Very true and hopefully it will suvive longer than the Surin outpost of nearly 3 weeks!! An added advantage If it opens is, there have been discussions elsewhere suggesting 90 day POSTAL reports are not being accepted now so 'Bums' will have less of a journey, hopefully.DaveThere goes another good idea. During my visit to Kap Cheung this week, it was confirmed that no further offices are to be opened in Isaan as the 'powers that be' think there is already enough.Dave
The dream is shattered!!!!!!!!!!!
Quote from: nookiebear on June 19, 2009, 01:31:04 PMThe dream is shattered!!!!!!!!!!! I'm good at that, but then again just think at least going to Kap Cheung,Dave
Well the pretty girl down there who speaks good English could be on the move soon.She told me last week she has taken tests to move up the ladder.That would be a loss to our community as I have always found her to be most obliging.........