Immigration Announcement About Visa Exempt Extensions & Other Changes On the 29th #Thailand
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
Tuesday, 26 August 2014
Geldstelsel Hervormen
Stichting Restschuld Eerlijk Delen dagvaardt volledig geldstelsel.
Stichting Restschuld Eerlijk Delen, Laurens ten Hagen en Sven-Ake Hulleman vinden dat het niet langer rechtvaardig is dat banken geld uit het niets scheppen.
De crisis die onvermijdelijk was in een systeem van schuld en rente, ontstaat doordat banken en overheid een geldsysteem in stand houden dat voor het overgrote deel neerkomt op eeuwige slavernij. Van iedere euro die u uitgeeft stroomt er een deel naar een kleine groep mensen in onze samenleving. Zij worden rijker en rijker terwijl een middenklasse eeuwig ploetert voor hen. Dat geldsysteem hoort niet bij een democratische rechtsstaat. Echter wij hanteren het al veel te lang. En dat terwijl er geen wettelijke basis voor bestaat.
Er is al veel over geschreven, maar Stichting R.E.D. voegt nu de daad bij het woord. Wij dagvaarden 'het systeem'. En u bent essentieel. Wij hopen dat u begrijpt dat een vragend en mondig volk het beste is. Hier, nu en direct kunt u het verschil maken. Als individu en in een collectief. Zonder agressie, doch met een zeer serieuze rechtsvraag.
Waarom zou u met ons meewerken? De crisis die onvermijdelijk was in een systeem van schuld en rente, ontstaat doordat banken en overheid een geldsysteem in stand houden dat voor het overgrote deel neerkomt op eeuwige slavernij. Van iedere euro die u uitgeeft stroomt er een deel naar een kleine groep mensen in onze samenleving. Zij worden rijker en rijker terwijl een middenklasse eeuwig ploetert voor hen. Dat geldsysteem hoort niet bij een democratische rechtsstaat. Echter wij hanteren het al veel te lang. En dat terwijl er geen wettelijke basis voor bestaat.
Er is al veel over geschreven, maar Stichting R.E.D. voegt nu de daad bij het woord. Wij dagvaarden 'het systeem'. En u bent essentieel. Wij hopen dat u begrijpt dat een vragend en mondig volk het beste is. Hier, nu en direct kunt u het verschil maken. Als individu en in een collectief. Zonder agressie, doch met een zeer serieuze rechtsvraag.
Omdat ook u in een wereld wilt leven waar mensen gelijke kansen hebben en het geld terecht komt bij diegenen die het verdienen, en niet bij diegenen die een listig systeem hebben gebouwd.
Wat betekent het om met ons mee te werken?
Wij gaan voorop, en voeren de procedures. Maar iedere brief die wij schrijven, kunt u downloaden en zelf verzenden. Bovendien nodigen wij u uit om alle procedures bij te wonen, en zullen wij gezamenlijk die procedures voeren.
Hoe kunt u ons steunen?
Op twee wijzen: als u ook wilt dat de procedures tot stand komen, dan kunt u financieel steunen. Thans wordt de procedure door mr. Hulleman gefinancierd, maar steun is welkom. Klik hier voor donaties.
De tweede manier, is inhoudelijk. Kennis nemen van de stukken en deze op eigen naam ook versturen. Om zo het geluid aan partijen als de overheid, banken en centrale banken heel helder af te geven. Eén goede brief kan indruk maken, maar al helemaal als deze duizenden keren verzonden wordt. De eerste brief, gericht aan de minister van Financiën kunt u hieronder downloaden.
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Saturday, 23 August 2014
Coup leader calls for Immigration to relax ‘out-in’ visa clampdown.
Thailand’s coup leader and prime minister-in-waiting, Gen
Prayuth Chan-Ocha last night (August 22) called for the Immigration
crackdown on “out-in” tourist visas to be rolled back.
During his weekly TV briefing to the nation, aired on all channels, the
general said he had ordered the Immigration Police to be “more flexible”
in its application of the law.
Immigration recently cracked down on the number of times a foreigner may cross the border into a neighboring country, turn around and re-enter the country on a new tourist visa.
Many of the people doing multiple out-in tourist visas were believed to be working in the country illegally, often as teachers or tour guides.
According to the English subtitles of his speech, the general said he was concerned that the clampdown – whereby people doing out-in visas are required to prove they are genuine tourists, or be barred from entry – was affecting schools and the tourist industry.
“This is an ongoing problem that needs to be resolved, as it can lead to a shortage of English teachers and guides,” he said.
The statement will shock many in the bureaucracy, on several levels. First, it is illegal to work while in Thailand on a tourist visa. Second, people working illegally pay no tax. And third, foreigners may not be guides in Thailand; that is a profession reserved for Thais only.
The crackdown was launched by the then-national commander of Thai Immigration, Lt Gen Pharnu Kerdlarpphon, who told The Phuket News on May 13, just nine days before the coup, that multiple out-in visa runs would no longer be tolerated. He has since been sidelined.
The question of foreigners working as tour guides has long been a troubled one. Although Thais alone may be tour guides, there are very few Thai guides who speak, for example, Korean or Russian, for which there is great demand. This fuels the number of people working illegally.
Even if Immigration now turn a blind eye to out-in visa runners, it will not solve the problems of unqualified foreigners teaching languages or foreign guides knowing nothing about the island’s history and making it up as they go along, leaving the tourists they instruct with a twisted understanding of Thai culture and history.
Thousands of foreigners in Phuket will be watching this issue with great interest.
Immigration recently cracked down on the number of times a foreigner may cross the border into a neighboring country, turn around and re-enter the country on a new tourist visa.
Many of the people doing multiple out-in tourist visas were believed to be working in the country illegally, often as teachers or tour guides.
According to the English subtitles of his speech, the general said he was concerned that the clampdown – whereby people doing out-in visas are required to prove they are genuine tourists, or be barred from entry – was affecting schools and the tourist industry.
“This is an ongoing problem that needs to be resolved, as it can lead to a shortage of English teachers and guides,” he said.
The statement will shock many in the bureaucracy, on several levels. First, it is illegal to work while in Thailand on a tourist visa. Second, people working illegally pay no tax. And third, foreigners may not be guides in Thailand; that is a profession reserved for Thais only.
The crackdown was launched by the then-national commander of Thai Immigration, Lt Gen Pharnu Kerdlarpphon, who told The Phuket News on May 13, just nine days before the coup, that multiple out-in visa runs would no longer be tolerated. He has since been sidelined.
The question of foreigners working as tour guides has long been a troubled one. Although Thais alone may be tour guides, there are very few Thai guides who speak, for example, Korean or Russian, for which there is great demand. This fuels the number of people working illegally.
Even if Immigration now turn a blind eye to out-in visa runners, it will not solve the problems of unqualified foreigners teaching languages or foreign guides knowing nothing about the island’s history and making it up as they go along, leaving the tourists they instruct with a twisted understanding of Thai culture and history.
Thousands of foreigners in Phuket will be watching this issue with great interest.
Source: Phuketnews
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Friday, 22 August 2014
New Rules Destroy Tourism in Bangkok
Street resistance: Vendors say new sidewalk rules hurt business
Contrary to official reports, vendors are resisting orders to clear the streets and make way for pedestrians.
On a field trip with a city official to check out street stalls between sois Ramkhamhaeng 17 and 65, members of the media saw many not complying with orders to operate only at night.
Intended as a dog-and-pony show to show the success of the new street rules, the tour found a small portion street vendors have followed the new rules. Only 30 of 207, admitted tour leader Wanlop Suwandee, chief adviser to the Bangkok governor’s office.
Visits were also made to stretches of Sukhumvit Road and areas in Khlong Toey and Watthana districts, where Wanlop claimed more vendors are following the request to only operate from 7pm to midnight.
Some vendors, such as one near Soi Nana, told the Bangkok Post, she’s been there for over 20 years, and although she was willing to comply with the rules, said it would ruin her business as most evening visitors in the area were not there for shopping.
She said she’ll petition junta officials for help should the policy negatively affect her business.
On a field trip with a city official to check out street stalls between sois Ramkhamhaeng 17 and 65, members of the media saw many not complying with orders to operate only at night.
Intended as a dog-and-pony show to show the success of the new street rules, the tour found a small portion street vendors have followed the new rules. Only 30 of 207, admitted tour leader Wanlop Suwandee, chief adviser to the Bangkok governor’s office.
Visits were also made to stretches of Sukhumvit Road and areas in Khlong Toey and Watthana districts, where Wanlop claimed more vendors are following the request to only operate from 7pm to midnight.
Some vendors, such as one near Soi Nana, told the Bangkok Post, she’s been there for over 20 years, and although she was willing to comply with the rules, said it would ruin her business as most evening visitors in the area were not there for shopping.
She said she’ll petition junta officials for help should the policy negatively affect her business.
Sourse: @CoconutsBKK
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