DennyChiangMai

Im a swedish man living uninsured in Chiangmai. My children are worried that something can happen and that they have to pay an expensive flight back if Im unconcious. Is it possible to get some insurance that only cover the flight back to Sweden without costs for doctors or hospitals as I will be 75 in the endd of august and a full insurance is so expensive. 

Chiangmai bridgeclub need urgent space to play. We play 4 afternoons per week, monday wednesday friday and sunday. Looking for a restaurant who is open in the evening and could host us in the afternoon. We need around 100 squaremeters or space for up to 15 small square tables with 4 chairs around. Another option is a cheap unfurnished apartment to rent or buy. Please contact Denny via PM

Chiangmai bridgeclub need urgent space to play. We play 4 afternoons per week, monday wednesday friday and sunday. Looking for a restaurant who is open in the evening and could host us in the afternoon. We need around 100 squaremeters or space for up to 15 small square tables with 4 chairs around. Another option is a cheap unfurnished apartment to rent or buy.

Before I buy anything expensive in Sweden I always google the product and "best in test". Here in Thailand I only get sites from different companies telling how good their products is, but never any objective test telling pros and cons. Just bought a new condo here in Chiang Mai and want to get windowfilm to reduce heat. Huper Optik, Llumar and 3M seems all to be good but is there any scientific test done comparing them ? I also found two companies , SolarCool and Hi-Kool who work with windowfilms and wonder if anyone have any experiance from them. Im thankful for all advice I can get.

Thank you, yes I have read about Nissan Premium insurance on their website but they dont say what it cost only what it covers. Is it so that only the shop where I buy the car can give free service, means I have to go to Chiang Rai every time ? Very strange. cause if I buy a Volvo in Sweden I can go to any authorized Volvo dealer for service.

I have googled for hours and never get straightforward info. Am going to buy a new manual Nissan Almera for 455000 Bath. Its two months waiting here in Chiang Mai for a darkblue but can get it in Chiang Rai. My woman will be the buyer as she can get a 64000 refund next year. Saleswoman said insurance will cost 13000 Bath but doesnt Nissan have a better deal for first time buyers called Premium Protection and I also heard if we buy it with Nissan Leasing we shud get a cheaper insurance. I intended to buy it cash but if there is a better deal with leasing, why not. Can anybody assist me since I have difficulties getting clear answers from thai salespeople.