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This is the essence of my enquiries DaLa, the Government has imposed all these restrictions on the populace, (whether it is needed or not is a matter for another debate), yet they are negligent in offering assistance for the hardships their policies are causing.

Sorry, cannot really say on open forum, but more than 20k a month.

Thanks Smutcakes. We have all talked with her but she is not moving on her stance. I will not run away from a lease, that is a commitment we are responsible for. As a last resort I will pay the rent up to date then leave. As for dotage, been there for years...........

That is what we are looking for, support with the rent. I agree it would not be correct for the government to demand landlords cut rent, otherwise they would have to compensate them instead.

Yep, that is an option we are considering, sadly, we had built up a good business clientele, and at the moment selling everything would just cover the rent.......the Wife said she is hearing that Hua Hin will open up in October, but who will come.

Thanks Robblok, I know we have obligations under a contract, and we are liable, we have been there for 5 years now. I was just hoping, probably forlornly when you remember where we are, that the Government may have something in place.

Firstly, apologies if this is in the wrong forum. Mods please move if needed. Briefly, My Wife owns a restaurant/bar in Hua Hin. We have been closed now since April. ( as we are more a bar than restaurant ). The landlady is now asking for the rent going back several months, (she did not ask for any for a few months). My Wife explained we cannot open, and therefore will there be a Covid reduction. She said no, the closure is nothing to do with her. Due to my ailing health we are putting the business up for sale, and we are moving back to Surin, but obviously, now is a bad time to sell !!! So, my question, as the title suggests, is there any form of compensation or rules regarding rent during closure. I may just add that we are at the end of a long row of shops, all owned by the same lady, all of them, bars, massage, hair salons, are closed too.

I was going to say the same thing. I can foresee that Immigration will make it another hoop to jump through to renew your annual visa.

I don't know, but I want some of it !!!!

I went yesterday for my Pfizer jab. I was very impressed with the professional, efficient and courteous manner with which I was dealt with. From arriving at the door, ( side door, not main entrance ), to having the jab, then waiting 30 minutes for another BP check, given next appointment date in 21 days. I have never in all my years here witnessed such a smooth running operation. My profound thanks go to all the staff and management of the Hospital for making the experience an unchallenging, and straightforward one.

If they are illegal then there are no requisite customs labels. I think we all know as well that the lack of any customs paperwork is probably due to a donation to the custom officers condominium and Mercedes fund.

Have cancelled my appointment this week for sinovac in Hua Hin. Going to Bangkok Wednesday for Pfizer, which I think will be a better product.

I have appointment next Wednesday, for Pfizer. I had to phone them for confirmation, but they were very professional and courteous. Sent confirmation email straight away with apologies for not doing so within the 24 hours of registering.