Madgee

My friend, although capable of meeting the 65k monthly requirements, has only transferred monies as needed. How long was it after the UK etc. decided to cease the income letters that immigration announced a leniency guide for those affected?

A related issue: I have a Canadian friend who will be affected by this as he uses the embassy affidavit route. His retirement extension is at the beginning of February, but he cannot transfer 65k every month because of commitments in Canada until August so he cannot show 12 months of transfers, after that date, he can easily meet the requirements. What are his options? He does not want the services of an agent! What are the financial requirements based on the income method if he leaves Thailand and re-enters to start a fresh non-imm O at the end of the year? Enter visa - exempt, extend and then 3-month non-imm O (show income proof from Canada) Obtain a 12-month extension ( show 3 months of 65k transfers to Thai bank) His Canadian pension letters state he has more than 65k after tax deductions and Canadian bank statements to back it up. Thanks.

I'm not interested in American politics whatsoever but she looks and sounds as 'high as a kite'!

I recently bought a Xiaomi 14T Pro for just under 20k, it came with 10k of accessories and a 4k robot vacuum cleaner! Lol. I am very impressed with the speed, hypercharge system (20 mins from 10% to 80%), battery life and the Leica camera system, as I recently took up amateur photography. The reviews on this phone are extremely positive, most stating it has the features of premium phones, some costing twice as much! I tend to use this phone much more than my old 5-year-old mid-price range phone as it's so much quicker and works flawlessly with Android Auto on my car, unlike my old phone that sometimes suffered with connection issues. I can understand some people objecting to paying over 10k for a phone, it comes down to whether you want the speed and features which some people don't (or are incapable of using). Each to their own.

For the UK: If you have ever been self-employed or completed a self-assessment tax return, you would have been issued a UTR. (Unique Tax Reference) number. This can be found on the HMRC app or Gov. Gateway website. This is the UK version of a TIN.

https://www.thaihonda.co.th/honda/motorcycle/automatic/new-click-125-2022 There you go! https://www.9carthai.com/new-honda-click-price/#:~:text=ราคา Honda Click 125i สตาร์ท,นร้านผู้จัดจำหน่าย

I've never seen any apples that cheap in Tops. Don't you mean 34 ฿ each? Being pedantic I know.

In my neck of the woods, the full range of Carabao beers were available in BigC and Lotus's including the IPA. A few months ago they disappeared from the shelves, never to be seen again! I forgot About Cj stores, a new branch (small) opened a few months ago, I'll have to check there.

The UK tax year ends on the 5th of April. The Thai tax year ends on the 31st of December. That's over a 4 month difference. Filing period is not part of the tax year.

So what, your point is? Anyway, I'd been to Gt Yarmouth and Blackpool ....So there! 😁 Err, no not really but it shows the places you frequent and the places I tend to avoid. Most of my friends are decent and responsible guys. Most ex-pats I know have no intention of living in their home country so why try to get their partner citizenship? If sh!t hit the fan then there are many other countries to relocate to with your partner ... If she would go! ✈️ Now that I agree with it!

Nationwide send replacement cards to Thailand. I had not realised that mine was expiring and they automatically replaced mine to my Thailand address without me asking. Also, they sent me a new card reader not long ago at my request. Download the NBS app in the UK.

After basic deductions for an expat over 65 it would be 20,500 baht

Thailand uses a sliding scale for tax deductions: On 780,000 baht the tax due would be 71,000 baht

Honda ADV 350. It's capable of 150 kmph .... Plenty fast enough to achieve carnage.

The Corolla Cross in Aussie is a different beast than that in Thailand .... 2.0L V 1.8L so it has different fuel consumption. Also, I'm not sure if the Aussie version is a hybrid. Average fuel economy of 23.3km/l for the 1.8 Hev. I've got the Corolla Cross GR which benefits from superior suspension and more positive steering.