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Well IMO it is the only Thai, or maybe even Asian, dessert that is of International standard. Certainly in my top 10. But my number 1 is still lemon meringue pie.

Anyway I have booked my return ticket for July 2 in hope it will be endemic by then. Fingers crossed.

Yes, of course incl bank interest. I have tried so many times to make that clear. But like I have written many times, paying tax on UK earnings does not mean that you are a UK resident for tax purposes.

Does it really matter if the helmet was used or not? It wouldn't have protected her from being run over by a truck would it? Think about it and get back to me.

You scratch my backyard and I'll scratch your eyes out.

I have booked my return to Thailand on 2 July just in case.

I will soon have same question. I assume the best way is to have both digital and paper copies, the latter being originals signed by the hospital.

I got a ttb (then tmb) credit card some years ago and use it all the time. It has cashback of 1%. I need to maintain 100000 deposit in a linked account. I was on a retirement visa at same time and had to declare condo ownership in case of default but no.problems with it.

Let me repeat it again. To be a UK resident for tax purposes, except in special cases like armed forces, you need to spend at least 180 days in the uk. If u don't you can still be liable for uk tax.

You are not sticking to the point

Correct. I misread it. I was referring to the annual increase of the state pension normally given to UK residents but not those living in Thailand, rather than the state pension itself. It is sometimes difficult to keep up with the deflection that goes on with some of the guys on this forum trying to justify fraud. But I try.

Mere deflection.

Correct. So u do understand the fraud in this case then.

You did not carry out an action for which a consequence was threatened. It does not mean the threat was carried out . Do u understand? BTW, you should learn to control your anger.........even when you know you are wrong.

What in God's name are u talking about?

Paying tax in the UK from govt pension, bank interest does not entitle you to UK residence for tax purposes. In most cases only living in the UK for at least 180 days per year will entitlement you to that.

Pensions are paid for by current taxpayers not past contributions. In the past you were covered even if you did not claim any NHS treatment or benefits. If u are now a non UK resident then your entitlement to state benefits that a UK resident is entitled to has expired. No good trying to justify otherwise with fake sentiment.

Where have you stated that your pension was frozen?

Mostly, so what? It doesn't mean individuals don't commit fraud. Maybe their chances of getting caught is lower but it is still fraud.

A very taxing question.

So presumably you are now waiting for your pension to be frozen.

It's about claiming to be a UK resident when u are not. That's the link between claiming an enhancing pension and free NHS treatment because if you claim the first thing, the other two usually follow. Understand now? I am not on a crusade, just trying to show links to people who do not seem to understand why they may be making a mistake when they knowingly or not commit fraud against the UK govt, and ultimately the British taxpayer.

So presumably you lied on the questionnaire then?

You are really confused.

There are special units that investigate fraud against the NHS, DWP etc. I suggest you Google 'detection of fraud against the nhs' and remember that any neighbour, associate etc who suspects someone is defrauding the NHS might feel it is their duty to report you anonymously and then you are on a list indefinitely.