Well genius show me in the English version posted above where it is clear about what I asked?
As to the pictures I cannot tell if the back of the safe is caved in or not.
Pontious in April International Benefits pdf it states this under Essential policy -
standard private
room
up to €/$75 per
day
So my guess is the cost was more than that hence the deduction. I am on the Basic insurance so mine would be a bigger problem as not covered at all in a private room........
With April International you need to be signed up by age 71 to carry on as long as you can keep paying.
It will vary by each individual provider however most Thai based insurers will stop insuring you at a certain age and has nothing to do with whether Thai or foreigner.
Would have been useful to have had the link rather than have to search for it........
If you are referring to CRS Thailand has agreed to sign up to it but it hasn't happened yet and some internal stuff still needs to happen for Thailand to execute.......It will happen at some point.
So had the thieves been able to get into the safe before rolling it into the pond (I was going to say tossed but it's 400kgs.......) . Not clear to me from the article?
This must depend on your specific DLT.
I have had to show my passport and give copies for every renewal if only to show what visa/extension I am on - the local DLT will only give you a new or further 5 year licence on a longer term permission to stay.
Good for you but presume you mean USD and in bank in US?
If so what is the point of posting it in this thread which is meant to be about Bank Savings Interest rates in Thailand........
April International up to 70 for new policy. Based on my age and just renewed premium your premium (subject to medical history) should be less than your current quoted.
Quite a few I believe no issue before 65.
If you contact AAInsure they will have a spreadsheet showing both International and Thai based Health Insurance providers and their premium bandings at different ages. Other brokers may offer similar.......
Of course he is. Ask yourself what that give you as an APR (annual %age rate) and then find any other legal income generating investment that would get even close.........
Depending on the individual scheme rules they could also allow a "dependant" who could be someone else you nominate directly with them. like an unmarried partner for example. However if not nominated by the policy holder before death I would suggest unlikely to be given.
Not sure I understand this unless I am misunderstanding you? I thought Thailands maximum total pre covid was 40 million?
10million x 12 would be 120 million............
I wouldn't say need to do but may help -
Ask your branch for a copy of the FRC transfer advice for the transfer. (that's what SCB calls it)
Make sure when sending the money that the reason given is not Living Expenses or similar - as this would be expected to be spent.
I have the same but only use online banking not the app. I have both Thai and UK numbers on file as for some transactions they call and some they just send an SMS.
I was locked out when doing a higher than normal transaction the other week and had to call their fraud team. Was all sorted within 30 minutes or so.