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My ex Thai wife will transfer a House she owns into our 2 childrens names. They have Thai citizenship. I have an Usufuct on the property. The land office is ok with the transfer which is a gift from ex wife to children. I am told the transfer fee is 1% of the appraised value. Does the fee sound correct as it is normally 2.5% for a transfer? 

Can anyone recommend a good air conditioner cleaner in the Hua Hin area?

I was one of those that attended Bangsue on July 18 thanks to the Australian Embassy. We did not get a 13 digit number and was told that we would get a SMS notification for the date of the 2nd shot. No sms yet. But should we register on the Mor Prom site? And if so how?

1 hour ago, Wookie said:

I live in Phetchaburi province. I visited the government hospital in Cha-Am the other day with my Thai wife to see if I could get vaccinated. They took a copy of my passport and booked me for a jab next Monday. Perhaps I was just lucky.

Are you over 60?

4 minutes ago, wensiensheng said:

I might be wrong, but pretty sure 2 million people have already registered. So this years allocation is gone.

 

 

Where are people registering for the private hospital dose?

27 minutes ago, GroveHillWanderer said:

I can only speak to my own personal experience in Hua Hin where the process was extremely straightforward, quick and efficient.

 

There was a simple, one-page form to fill out (the one shown in the OP). After I filled it out and handed it in with a copy of my passport main page, I was given a date (July 6) for my first dose of the vaccine, within ten minutes. According to the people at the registration desk it will be AstraZeneca and free.

 

The entire process from start to finish, including completing the form, going downstairs to get a copy of my passport and waiting for them to give me the appointment, took less than 20 minutes.

Was this done at Hua Hin hospital and are you over 60?

Schools must be a priority. Especially up to primary level. 

4 hours ago, HenryC said:

I don't regret buying it as its a hassle free option for under 50's but lets not get into that argument.... However, as a TE member, this does seem is simply an ill timed marketing ploy, and a slap in the face for any current members like myself trying to return to Thailand - so far they have been of zero help, zero, and even seem to be behind with information readily available from immigration.

 

Therefore, I've applied/registered direct with the Thai embassy. I have Thai dependent. What remains to be seen is whether the TE visa adds weight to my case for reentry?

 

 

I am in a similar boat. Will be interesting to see if the TE membership will get us in by August. So far they seem not to be a priority .