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I knew a girl once who was receiving money from about 30 guys, she worked in a bar in Pattaya, she was very smart, her American boss kept the money for her in a safe, when she saved up enough she bought a house, she had several houses.

But this article doesn't say what it was about.. Maybe the airport staff were on medical gunga

Canada, Greece, NZ, Denmark, UK, Australia, have reciprocal agreements, but try to move and collect it in Canada, very hard, Spain, not sure, but you can not get both at once, you can get part of one with the other, making up one pension total, depends on how long you lived in each country, the only gain you make collecting both separately is from the exchange rate, if you take the whole pension from UK and NZ, in NZ and let the nz govt do it, the NZ govt pays you the whole new Zealand pension, and they benefit from the exchange rate, must be a million or more UK migrants live in NZ on British NZ pension

Thais get a miserable pension which you could not live on in Thailand, not worth transferring even if it were portable

Does that apply to government politicians and government drug growers????

Sounds like you need a gun for protection, from the places you visit

If you use the income method when you first apply, is it OK to have transferred your pension to Thailand and show your bank statements from NZ showing regular payment of pension, and a letter from NZ pension showing that pension is now paid to your Thai account and is over 400 k Thai Bhat? This is for the non 0 marriage 12 months multiple entry

Well you can make it what you want but your comments are not funny, people want to know about this genuinely.

It was the left tonsil and lymph node was enlarged, I was beginning to have pain swallowing, I got a torch and looked down my throat and saw a growth. I had a Mra scan next day at Huahin, cost 10000 baht, diagnosis was cancer, I went straight to Nz and they said it was HPV +16 involving tonsil and 5 lymph nodes, lucky not tongue, after 7 weeks of treatment it was gone, however radiotherapy effect goes on for years and you have to take good care of your teeth, but I am okay now.

Yes well done, French man

Are these what you would call, Digital Nomads

Yes michael Douglas had HPV +16,and had radiotherapy and chemo, which is standard treatment in most countries, according to a robotic surgeon who spent many years working in the USA and advised me in new Zealand

I had this cancer, it was caused by HPV +16,Dr's told me it was probably something that I did 30 years ago. They said it was a very slow development. The good news was that it was HPV +16,this particular strain responds very well to treatment, I had radiotherapy and cisplatin treatment and have been free from it 12 years, they say it probably won't come back. Treatment is very hard to go through but I did it. I got a second opinion from a robotic surgeon who told me not to let them operate, or I would be dead in 2 weeks, tumour was around my corotid artery and he said if they touch that with a bypass I would surely die. I have no signs of it now.

So what would happen if you went back to the UK and stayed there for a while, would your pension be increased, and then you could leave again on the increased pension??

Maybe they didn't have a pair of wire clippers to disconnect the horn .

This will all go away, soon.

I agree if your pension is taxed in your own country and you have a tax agreement with Thailand, no problems, pensioners won't be touched.

Just another night in Pattaya, sorry, fight

Manslaughter, how long will he get for that in los?

I used to visit soi 6 once a year that was 10 years ago

Yes and I go by the undercover name of James Blond

Sounds familiar

It's good for the cheap Burmese labor,,In a few more years there would be no Thais working

Where will they throw the buds away??

There is huge support for him in the public arena, my wifes family love him, and Esan people still love him