MrJ
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a certificate of residence can be obtained regardless of the visa type or extension of stay, so yes he register the bike on his name. The other option would be to register the bike on your name right now, so the with plate would be there earlier to avoid issues,
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money exchange boots may help against a fee of 1% to produce a FET
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Numchai store at Sukh. road has an home thearte section, Mr. Amon speaks English and is happy to help, starts at THB 500 service fee....highly recommend him
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Michelin City Grip 2 - I use them on my scooters
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Jomtien Condotel has a lap pool, not sure if outsider are allowed against a fee?
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HI, what building? sqm? sudio? thanks
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motorcycles and more accessories and of course the ladies
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Hi, I am on Xarelto 10mg life long, now private insured. Does Thai SSO/government hospital provide this medicine? when retired in TH soon looking for the best budget way to continue. Thanks
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any service station to renew tax and inspect car/bikes will do all the paperwork for a small fee, you just need to provide passport/certificate of residence or yellow house book
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sounds and looks nice, good reviews on google as well....its close to the well known Samies Swiss/International restaurant
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I own a 2020 NMax and like it too....watched some video about the "turbo" which is an new clutch/automatic gear system...would like to test it once launched in TH
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I paid 20k back in 2016
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https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ABN1Uo6KW/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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go to a broker
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https://maps.app.goo.gl/PLAgcNx77mbbVSAj9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy not so sure maybe before the fire brigade?
