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Any international flight I believe. It used to be 500 Baht which you paid when you went through to immigration after check in. Then they scrapped the collection at the airport and put it onto the price of the ticket, however, they also bumped it up to 700 baht as no one would notice.

750 Baht on the price of the ticket so you do not notice it.

"another trough to fund mia noi's, Mercedes, Condo funding, There, fixed that.

I have lived here for over 30 years, and cannot remember one time when the public where consulted on anything. Even their election votes are ignored, so what chance they will be informed about trade tariffs, thanks to the education system how many even know what a trade tariff is, and where America is, let alone who is their president. The top rich 1% run this country for their own benefits, they will continue to leech of the system, keep the Baht at a false high, all in order to grab more.

Bahhhhhh......Bahhhhhhhhh. run along little sheeple........I can take my tin hat off...................you try un injecting............... Sit in front of the Te-lie-vision and soak up all the bull from the news agencies.

K...nob.

Strange one to ask, I thought there were many foreign Nationals working with the police helping to translate etc. at incidents.

Sadly H. there will always be the sheeple who will follow the rhetoric, and be on their 56th. vaccination......if they live that long.

For experts, just follow the money. The WHO will continue to push these scamdemics as it is how they want to gain control, along with the WEF. Yes, come on, bring on the foil cap comments.

Yes, but Mike, have you not read the other headline, Thailand is the safest place in the World to holiday in.......

Ah......Not Fundle then.........

Agreed, It cost me nothing to be with Equiniti as they are the company that the share company uses. alas, re the UK address, that went along with the last of my relatives.

Many thanks...

Is it possible to know the name of the company. As I mentioned, I am looking for someone who is trustworthy.

Yes Ralf, He collects his little drink bottles to sell.

I am sure the old man I helped today who was shuffling along with two broomsticks for crutches, carrying three rice sacks of bottles and cans will be over the moon for them.

I would hazard a guess there is a very long queue to do just that....

Many thanks Scuba, will try when I get home later today...

Thanks Scuba, not much luck there though.

Good Morning, I know this was covered before, but it was 13 years ago, and info changes. I wish to sell a bunch of SIP shares I hold in a U.K. company I worked for. I have the physical certificates. They are registered with Equniti who say they cannot do anything because I am not resident in U.K. I have no family left, and no-one with whom I can use a U.K. address. The Company say they cannot help, contact Equiniti......going in circles. I am trying to dissolve my portfolio in order to simplify things for my Wife & Son. Can anyone recommend a broker or trading Company they have used that is trustworthy, and will not rip me of. As you can imagine, I am wary of anyone in the land of scams getting hold of my assets.....so to speak. Any info that can be offered would be gratefully received.

This government and the P.M. are not the democratically elected peoples choice.

Yes, I was going to say it looked like he could not get away from there quick enough......or maybe he was going to get his 4 mates to help.

In our nearest town Prasart, there is a sort of warehouse store called "The One" they are a kind of Makro in that they sell bulk packets of things, but also like a normal store selling single items. I use a lot of the boxed wine in cooking, (you also have to have a glass or two while cooking.....it is the law...). Anyway, we go in to get things for the Wife's shop, always around 8.30 to 9 a.m. I buy 2 x 5 litre boxes and there is no problem. Try to buy one.....wait until 11 am.

Yes, I do believe that is the case.

I have been in the queue in Makro at 9 in the morning and seen Thais with pallets of beer going through the checkout.