salavan

6 hours ago, JonnyF said:

Indeed.

 

The people had their say in a Democratic vote. We voted to leave the failing federalist project and we have left and we will NOT be returning. 

 

Of course, Remainers/Rejoiners will blame Brexit for the worldwide recession, the Covid lockdown fallout, the war in Ukraine, climate change etc. for the next 50 years ????.

Still in denial because like the coward Cameron your too much of a coward to admit to the consequences of your actions. 

George Osborne wanted to introduce that but it was kicked into the long grass

8 hours ago, Etaoin Shrdlu said:

Dr. Mark Leoni 

Holistic Health Systems Ltd.

322 Sukhumvit Soi 79

Phrakanong Neua, Wattana 10110

081 627 0312

http://thailandchiropractor.com/about-dr-mark/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Did you ever use his service

Can anyone recommend a chiropractor in Bangkok 

On 10/12/2022 at 1:39 PM, BritManToo said:

The entire western world is broken.

A world where where white men who created everything have no rights.

And foreign immigrants/asylum seekers are given everything.

I thought your wonderful brexit was supposed to stop that

14 hours ago, Iamfalang said:

I'm telling falangs OTHER falangs are dangerous!!!!!!!  Not Thais!!!

 

How low can you go!!!!!!?!?!??!?!??!?!?  LOL

 

I'm telling the "normal" posters to stay away from the BAD FALANG!!!!!

 

How low can you go?

Yea I've met some pretty nasty farang in Thailand 

8 hours ago, Onerak said:

Street cialis are as good as from the pharmacies. 

So there are pharmacy's that sell it then? 

Does anyone know a pharmacy in Bangkok that sells cialis preferably in the nana area I know they sell it on the street but I want to buy from a pharmacy 

3 hours ago, DrJoy said:

American Express TCs dont expire, not sure about AEON 

They are American express t/c I want to change them up at aeon bank because they charge much less than other banks

2 hours ago, n00dle said:

i wanst even aware they still made travelers cheques.

I think they still do but mine are a few years old and I want to cash them in. 

I'm told they don't expire 

Hi does anyone know an aeon bank in Bangkok where I can change traveler's cheques 

What do I need to obtain a tourist visa from a Thai embassy. 

Do I need covid insurance? 

Do I need a Thailand pass? 

If no when was this updated? 

13 hours ago, jvs said:

What high oil prices?

Same price now as when the war broke out.

The Ukraine is doing the dirty work for Europe and the USA.

Keep supplying them with more and more weapons will drag Russia deeper into the mud for a very long time.

What high oil prices?

An excuse to up the price of petrol

2 hours ago, billd766 said:

What is your alternative then? Abandon the Ukraine to the tender mercies of Putin?

 

And if then Putin attacks Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Germany do you simply stand by and let him take those countries, just in case he presses that red button?

They arnt going to attack Germany  more scaremongering they can even beat ukrain. 

AS for the ukrain it's full of gangsters  same as Russia let them have it. 

Supply arms to Ukraine  and prolong the war that would help keep oil prices high Good news for the oil companies 

On 4/28/2022 at 10:10 AM, thonglorjimmy said:

Not quite true, the EU have always had this rule for travellers from outside of the EU, or at least have done so for many years for third country travellers.

 

It's the UK that chose to be subject to this rule when they voted for Brexit, it's quite amusing how many "brexiteers" are now calling foul as they "weren't told this would happen".

Taking back control haha

Can't find a brexit voter anywhere now they have all gone to ground same as the coward Cameron 

On 8/8/2022 at 11:02 AM, London Boy said:

I was able to move here at a relativley young age (43) just by having rental income from property I owned in London. It also gives me just enough to do without being bored, but not the hassles of a fulltime job.. Plus you have the added bnus of capital growth. However, a word of warning, We've had the benefits of very low interest rates since 2009, but I think those good times are rapidly coming to an end

The uk government are busy working on a different ways to destroy that income

Hi does anyone know where I can get a colonoscopy in Bangkok, the private hospitals are quoting me 35,000 baht, 

Before moving from phuket i unused to get a colonoscopy at the government hospital in phuket 6000 baht. 

Thanks

Does anyone know if there are any banks in Thai that use card readers and if so would they be compatible with UK debit cards 

On 6/2/2022 at 6:53 AM, Henryford said:

I haven't noticed much baht depreciation, the Pound, Euro and Aussie dollar are all down over the past 3 months.

And the pound down down over the last 15 years 

8 hours ago, topt said:

Yes sorry I meant 18-22.

For what it is worth I left box 18 blank last year and have done so again this year.

It is relevant to HMRC re DTA's with other countries and claiming relief but since I am not, rightly or wrongly, I have ignored.

 

Yes I did the same

I'm not even sure what I am here, Thailand and UK have a double taxation agreement anyway 

2 hours ago, topt said:

I have just completed a tax return and it is not clear to me exactly which question you refer to. Can you specify?  For example are you referring to SA109 Residence in Other Countries boxes 19-22?

SA109 box 18

Quote

"enter the code or codes for the country or countries, other than the uk in which you were resident for tax purposes" 

On 5/8/2022 at 7:44 PM, topt said:

@Eff1n2ret covers most of this but my take -

Depends on your bank and may depend if you can maintain a UK address which is best set up before you leave. However current and current savings accounts should not be an issue.

 

Most "banks" say you need to be UK resident to open new savings accounts. Up to you if you open a new one online and say you are......

 

Legally you can operate already opened ISAs but you cannot add new money to them.

 

You don't mention a SIPP but again you can add to those for 5 years after becoming non resident but not after that.

 

To become non-resident for tax you need to notify HMRC - it does not happen automatically - whether or not you are officially tax resident in Thailand is not relevant to them.

 

HMRC self assessment ask if you are resident for tax purposes in the county where you live so it must be relevant to them somehow