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Best tasting cow's milk in Thailand...????

Seems like she use Google-translate, or they just agree with each other...????

Vaccination update Those on Samui that have received 2 jabs of Sinovac are eligible to receive 1 x AstraZeneca booster-jab. 1). Check your eligibility using this link - https://buff.ly/3i5G5i4 - or the below QR code. 2). Vaccination locations... - International College of Tourism / Rajabhat University, from 27th September to 7th October - Koh Samui Hospital, from 30th September to 7th October - Bangkok Hospital Samui, from 4th to 7th October 3). You must bring your ID card and evidence showing that you have received 2 vaccinations on Samui. You can get a digital vaccine certificate in the Mor Phrom app.

Thanks for your reply. To my knowledge a steel reinforced cement deck here in Thailand is normally 10 cm thick, often with another 5-10 cm on top for tiles, around posts 20 cm. But the thickness of your deck might me Okay with 8 cm on pedestrian part and 10 on driveway. To stop rainwater to undermine a cement driveway a rainwater rail at the sides is used, in the part of Thailand where I live. I might have some photos, but it's was faster to just find something similar from Google... Where I live we especially have the problems with sloping driveways and roads up the hills. If there is no drain at the sides - it don't need to be big as in the shown photo, and it's best if it's little deeper down than the cement deck, i.e. bottom of drain 10-20 cm under deck's surface - the roads will collapse after just one or two rainy seasons, but if made with proper drain they last for ages...????

That seems like a very thin layer of cement, based on the photos, how thick is it?

Please stop being logical. Bigger budgets (scams) on a shipping line. Perhaps it's time to consider to invest in a container manufacturing plant in Thailand...????

23rd september Samui +2 cases Phangan +1 case Koh Tao +2 cases 24th september Samui +13 cases Phangan +1 case Koh Tao +4 cases

OP is of course not going to see the lawyer he already used, who didn't seems to be able to sort the things out for his client. OP needs to get legal advice from a lawyer, preferably a specialist in proterty transfers....????

To my knowledge the land department/office only register owner of title deeds, nothing else, and not a sales agreement. When the deed is transferred and registered to a new owner, then that's the legal owner of the property. The Thai rent/lease law in English translation is HERE.

Are you serious...????

To my understanding, a property change owner the moment the new owner is registered on back of the title deed at the land office, and payment is settled. Even a verbal agreement in principle is legally valid, then it can later be difficult to prove exactly what has been verbally agreed. Any rent/lease under three years is not registered at a land office. In my view, you need to consult a lawyer for legal advise. In the always unbearable crystal bright light of hindsight, you should have packed and moved out before transferring the property. With a sales agreement, and a cash deposit in hand, you would be financially protected for moving-expenses in case buyer backed out before the transfer and didn't settle of balance. An often used clause in a Thai property sales agreement is, that buyer shall still pay the full agreed sales price in compensation, in case of buyer cancels the contract, and same applies for seller.

There was an article in a newspaper I cannot quote here, but Astra-Phizer was by far the best combination - Astra-Astra was not very good, but I cannot judge the quality of the study - you can try to Google for it yourself...????

Thanks, and yes - I fully agree - I was merely focusing on the aspect of the government's wishful thinking, where the nomad banging his/hers tent pegs or poles more permanently into Thai soil...????

Aliens are more demanding, and have more questions, and don't trust and obey doctors the same way as Thais - therefore; because there are two sure ways of career in Thailand, the army, or being a doctor, which many females choose - and yes, I don't mind a reasonable small price difference between national Thais and "wealthy" foreign guests that can afford to pay the bill, or buy a health insurance; you are welcome to call me racist, because in that case I have a racist view on difficult, demanding aliens...????

The mortgage needs to be fully paid before transfer of title deed, normally the land office will not transfer a deed with a not cancelled mortgage. A representative from the bank having the mortgage might be present at the land office to receive the due mortgage, which might be part of the total payment for the land, and cancel the servitude on the title deed. (I've experienced it the other way around as seller, where the new owner needed a mortgage, and representatives for the bank declared the mortgage servitude in the land office and gave me a cashier's cheque.) If in doubt, contact the bank holding the mortgage servitude for further clarification of the procedure, you can normally trust a bank...????

It's a Thai article about what is widely discussed in forum here from similar English versions, today it's this one...

And that's the purpose of "banning inter-provincial travelling", to keep Covid from spreading. Stopping commuting actually works, look for example at New Zealand, if none commuted out of Wuhan, we probably never had the Covid-pandemic.

Apart from the unpredictable Chinese, I think that global citizens, and wealthy retirees, fulfilling the requirements have multiple other choices to choose from around the World; choices that they might well rate higher than Thailand. Working people with a higher education, who wish to move out from their home country, also have uncountable excellent choices for career in the big world. Some might come, but - apart from unpredictable Chinese - probably not many more Westerners than those already chose to work here. There are already skilled high educated people working for a high salary, employed in major- and multinational companies operating in Thailand right now. Digital nomads also have multiple choices around the World, and when demanding an income level and an educational degree - where I admit that in many places $40,000 is not an extremely high salary for highly skilled specialists - they might target beyond the typical digital nomad, which to my knowledge mainly are self taught people that are often thinking little outside the box - isn't that how the core of today's digital world was once created by folks not finishing an education, but instead burned for their ideas...???? Improving education system with high skilled teachers with a degree might mainly be a question of paying them the right attractive salary. And it need in my view to begin from the very bottom of the school-system, because if the students don't have basic skills, how will they manage to cope at higher levels? Skilled teachers with a degree might not be tempted in high numbers by an around 35,000 baht salary a month. ????

So the Thai Immigration deny that the 106 million-names data came from them, which makes me wonder who then have registered these data of persons entering the kingdom...????

I have three shared bank accounts together with my Thai girlfriend, savings account with ATM-card, fixed account, and fund book - it's part of my emergency-savings, so someone has instant acces to funds...????

Instruction for registration in Mor Prom app registration is in same shared link. The 13-digit number you should have from your vaccination appointment, it was written on the yellow card with date for your 2nd jab. Otherwise you might be able to find the number from the Ministry of Public Health, i.e. as described in the link's Mor Prom app-instruction, just above the WHO-certificate.

No, the difference is being an alien/farang/foreigner/guest, not the quality of same in whatever specific subjects, which could be language - which was an example mentioned by another poster that I quoted - you might still require different service level compared to a Thai, and you are still a farang...????

Sounds like what people have been ranting about Koh Samui for at least two decades now...????

Covid insurance is to my knowledge not necessary for extension of stay - only for entering Thailand - whilst the 400k + 40k baht health insurance is mandatory for OA extension.

Do you need a scooter/motorbike drivers license for driving one of those small electric vehicles?