happynthailand

there is a hotel bus that runs from there to Mukdahan

think the cost is a round 100tb

go with SCB Bank,they seem to like expats,we have used them for years,good people

one of our renters has a Lao girl friend

she needs a Lao passport,and she will get 30 days at a time

he takes her to Thai Immigration, once a month to get another 30 days

don't know how much it costs,though,she's been in thailand for about 3 1/2 years

Go to SCB Bank,they like expats

check out the SCB Bank

they will lend your wife 50% with 50% down,you can pay loan from your banking account every month

if wife is working they will give 80% loan,with 20% down,you can pay loan from your banking account every month

we have had a few loans from SCB,they like expats

NOT!!

When we moved to Thailand from the US we shipped a 60foot shipping container,packed with everything we could think of

that we might need in Thailand,shipped it in the wifes name,with packing list,conainter was never opened ,still had the seal

that was put on the container in the states,and was shipped right to our door step,had to put a 50000TB deposit down which was returned

once the container was returned to the shipper

we paid no duty on the whole container

my wife is Thai

?????????

thanks, the wife said we'r going to check out the Lao House this weekend,looking forward to it

the pic of the beer-lao and the sandwitch,were was it taken?

here in MukdahaI signed two papers,copy of passport/vias,done in 20 minutes

didn't have to do all the running around

had to stop reading all the posts by the OP,eyes starting to bleed

mine said that I was(am) out side of Washington D.C

if you have a thai wife ship it in her name,we shipped a 60ft container from the east coast to Thailand cost was $2000.00us

customs didn't even look in side,we had to put a 50,000TB deposit down for the container,which was unloaded at our door step

when the container got back to Bangkok,we received our 50,000TB deposit back

also you can get a taxi at the train station(ubon) to the mukdahan/ savannakhet border crossing for 1800/2000tb it takes about 1 1/2 hours

big or small oven??

big= if you have a makro in your area they have a shop on the left hand side (outside) that sells stuff like that

small= again marko sells 2 or 3 different brands

as an old tv star (in the black and white days) used to say " I SEE NOTHING "

that about sum's it up

Posted Yesterday, 22:24

happynthailand, on 20 Apr 2015 - 20:12, said:

have you tryed googleing "learning thai in ubon,thailand" ?

that might help

It might help, if you could post some useful information and not some Google bla bla. Some first hand experience, maybe...

that was/is useful information there are 8 or 9 places to learn thai in ubon,let him pick the one he would likes

have you tryed googleing "learning thai in ubon,thailand" ?

that might help

go to Makro,(mukdahan) go to the dog food section,on the other end they sell bug stuff]

look for a three pack of powder,we always keep some on hand,just sprinkle some were the ants,come in ,walk around,they walk thru the powder,take it back to the

nest.ants gone

think it costs about 110THB for the pack,am posting a pic,of bottle

it starts working real fast

you know what she's thinking "I wonder if this will fit"

sence your son is still in school,and "young" a motor bike is the way to go,you can buy a new motor bike for under 50,000T/B

then when he's older move up to a car

that way if it rains,they say "see we told you it would rain"

don't buy nothing 2nd hand,the thai's don't service their cars or motorbikes,when it dies they buy a new one

but if you buy from an expat its most likely its been taken care of

just my 25stang worth