Nelson52

I have the S24 Ultra and have tried the translation on phone calls and it's absolutely terrible. Not even close to what was being said just random words. No doubt it will get better but it's not usable at the moment. Screenshots attached 

A 20' container will cost you about AUD3,000 not including packing in Aus, handling charges in Thailand and taxes. 

The Masterfoods one is good. They usually have it at Villa

Stayed there in May. The hotel has seen better days. The restaurants aren't bad but I wasn't overly impressed. Staff  are great. We were meant to stay for 3 nights but we checked out a day early to stay elsewhere.

Saying that the price is good and the added benefits make it worthwhile. Worth it for a couple of nights 

MBK 4th floor, just walk in

Medconsult are very good. It's who I used last month but I'm told it's a lot busier now. Make sure you register online to speed up the process 

I used Collinson for the PCR test when I was leaving the UK 2 weeks ago. They were an absolute nightmare and didn't send me my test results. Needless to say they haven't replied to my emails. 

Yes

I was cycling through Chinatown 2 days ago and a lot of the shops are still open there. Obviously not giving a hoot about the law. I saw numerous gold shops, shops to buy phone accessories, sunglasses and trinkets. The police were walking around taking no notice as usual. I wonder why that is?

There's at leat 2 bars in Cowboy that have wheelchair access that I can think of and have space inside for you. Lighthouse is one with a ramp outside

I have firesticks and they work well. Netflix works fine but you need to access the Thai one which is much the same as the US except some content will differ, it's all in English. Kodi works well on it and you can subscribe to an IPTV to get all the American channels you need.

Did you manage to find it anywhere? I'm looking for it aswell

Loghthouse in Soi Cowboy on a Wednesday, all drinks B100 all night

I do this every year, fortunately I go back to the UK each year and the process is simple. All you need to send with your passport is:

1. Application form

2. Fee

3. A copy of your child's birth certificate (with your name on it as father).

4. Marriage certificate. I was not married to my child's mother so I send the legitimization papers and the custody papers.

As I understand it the age limit is either 20 or 21.

Hope that helps.

Have you thought about Sanam Luang 2 market?

It's in Thonburi and I have 2 cats, 1 parrot and many fish from the place. All are in good health, the parrot is now 2 years old.

Craighj

Thanks Craig, Ill check it out.

I'm looking to buy an African Grey and cannot fine a good pet shop in Bangkok. I won't buy from JJ market as diseases are rife there.

Thank you

Thanks for that Samran, may I ask how you know this as I'm getting conflicting answers. Also the UK passport was issued in Thailand, surely if someone has a passport issued in Bangkok they would have to use it to go out if they were Thai but without a Thai passport.

My 15 year old daughter has a UK and a Thai passport but the Thai one has run out. I cannot renew until her mother returns from overseas in December. Previously she's always left Thailand on the Thai one but now she needs to leave on the UK one which is 2 years old and has no stamps in it. Has anyone any experience of this, will there be a problem at immigration?

Many thanks, that's just what I was looking for.