nrasmussen

Car: THB 2000 VIP seat: THB 2800

Back in the days of the infancy of mobile phones I worked at a company manufacturing petrol station equipment, including pumps. I seem to remember that at the time there was some concern that mobile phones might interfere with the electronics in the pumps, potentially causing wrong measurements of the amount of dispensed fuel. It's possible that that's the real reason why mobile phone use was discouraged during filling and that it was just found easier to attain compliance if the public instead was told that there would be danger of explosion.

My guess is that they are using ISO 3166-2:TH.

I did have a similar problem for a long time and had to take an antihistamine tablet several times a week. In the hope that it might help, I got an air purifier and it certainly did make a huge difference! During the three weeks since I got it, only once have I needed an antihistamine tablet.

I did it successfully one month ago: submitted the notification on 2022-12-06 and received the approval on 2022-12-09.

When I lived back in my home country I hadn't used cash for decades, so it was quite annoying and a step backward when I relocated to Thailand seven years ago and had to start carrying cash again. Fortunately, during the last couple of years things have improved here, so now I can again manage without cash; I do hope that it will stay that way.

My mistake. I misread your post as being a blanket statement regarding EU with exceptions outside the union. Sorry for the confusion.

Obviously. However, my comment was meant for the poster that gave wrong info regarding EU. My apologies if that wasn't clear.

Perhaps true for some EU countries, but Denmark is an EU member and insurance there is for the car.

Here is a list of what they accepted then: - Work permit - Alien identity card - House registration - Driving license - Student certification letter

I did it successfully about a year ago with a Thai driver's license.