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This isn't bad at all considering the price, at around B60 for a large can. Makes a very nice change from the Thai lagers.

These are the best local beers for the price you're paying, IMHO. Still a bit hard to find but worth looking for.

Hi, I'm hoping to get a list of all the places selling kitchen equipment for restaurants (possibly second hand as well as new). So far I've found Smile Equipment, Champ, KCS (Kitchen Centre Sales), and J&P Stainless. Many thanks for any suggestions.

On my Multiple Entry Tourist Visa it states ‘Visa must be used by 29 December 2024’ My question is what's the latest date I can (re)enter Thailand for my final entry on that visa, the 29th or the 28th? Many thanks

Hi, Hopefully someone can inform me: When a foreign national (British) moves from a Tourist Visa to a Non-Immigrant B Visa - working at a business they have a controlling share in - can it be done from within Thailand or does it have to be done outside of the country? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs website only states: ‘Nationals of certain countries are required to apply for a visa only at the Royal Thai Embassy or Royal Thai Consulate-General in their home/residence country or at the designated Royal Thai Embassy or Royal Thai Consulate-General. ’ Also, are things any different when moving from Visa Exempt to a Non-Immigrant B Visa? Many thanks.

There was no report made to the police, only an online form completed for the passport office and subsequent phone call, however I could try uploading their email to me acknowledging the lost/cancelled passport. Thanks for the suggestion Tim.

So do you think I should simply upload a blank page from the new passport, as skipping this step of the application isn't possible?

Hi, I’ve reached the ‘Supporting Document’ stage of the online E-Visa process and not sure what to do regarding ‘Applicant is required to upload passport pages which contain all travel records for the past 1 year.’ My issue is that I lost my previous passport. I now have a nice new passport, however there’s not a single immigration stamp inside as it’s never been used, so I don’t have anything to upload. I’ve emailed the Thai embassy (London) and will also try phoning them but I'm not too sure it'll get me anywhere. Any suggestions very much appreciated.

Give alcohol free beer a try. Plenty to chose from in the U.K. theses days. From what I've tried - admittedly limited - the wine's and spirits don't seem quite right but the beers mostly taste much like the 'real' thing. People laugh when I tell them it's the taste as much as the effects I miss if I'm not drinking alcohol, but I really do enjoy the taste, along with the association of drinking when socialising, watching sport, etc, so I find alcohol free beer a good compromise. I drink alcohol regularly, and have no plans to stop, but there's times when I'll substitute my usual beer with an alcohol free alternative, mainly for health reasons. Good luck.

Hopefully I can find the answers to a couple of questions I have regarding registering a small business in Thailand. Firstly, when a business is registered, does the registration need to take place in the same provence the business will be operating in or can this be added or amended at a later date? Secondly, does a commercial address need to be given at the time of registration or can this also be added or amended at a later date? This would be a 100% Thai owned and operated business startup, based in either a residential or commercial property rental. Many thanks.

My go-to was Lek Barber on Sukhumvit soi 23, just before soi Cowboy. Hard for them to mess up though as I'd only ever get a head shave. Good luck.

Maybe try punching some of those fabric type names, etc into Lazada and Shopee. Also FB Marketplace as mentioned above. You could also try talking to the Indian-Thais (they can often speak English) around Prahurat as a starting point, or even your nearest tailor shop if in a touristy area. Good luck.

Welcome to Asia.

Out of interest, what is the Isaan restaurant you found?

I use TV Mucho. It suits my needs as I'm only really interested in the basic UK TV channels, plus a few extras such as Dave, BBC3, etc. There's no 'on demand' feature but there is a record function which allows you to select programmes to record then watch back at a time and date convenient to you. You can of course watch the channels live in realtime however the time difference between the UK and Thailand does often pose a bit of a problem. There are various packages available but I think I pay around £5/month.