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  1. 52 minutes ago, Raindancer said:

    If she has a 30 baht policy registered in Issan, all she has to do is update her current living address.   And then she can visit any govt hospital in her location.

     

    That is what my sister in law did without difficulty. 

     

    And this didn't involve any landlord, just a visit to the Amphur, with a copy of the rental agreement, which included her name.

     

     

    what about the house book

  2. 26 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

     

    Confucius said: "Life is really simple' but we insist on making it complicated'.

     

    There is nothing simpler than getting the state pension paid four weekly directly into a Thai bank account. The exchange rate is very reasonable, around the mid market rate and there is only a very small charge for that service.

     

    The DWP will only pay pensions into an account in the claimant's name unless there is a very good reason for using an alternative.

     

    I get zero interest on my UK bank account, so even the miserly rate I get here in Thailand beats that!

     

    The chances of a pension from the UK attracting any tax payments here in Thailand are, IMO just about zero, so forget it.

    they pay my state pension into my wife's bank account in the UK

  3. 6 hours ago, DaveBart said:

    Hi I am due to start my English state pension in September,I was wondering if anyone has retired to Thailand and then started to claim their pension stating that they were living in Thailand,was it difficult?,what questions were you asked when registering,any help would be appreciated,many thanks for any replies 

    have you had an invite letter from them

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  4. 3 hours ago, CallumWK said:

    I just checked mine, and it says 35psi front, half and maximum load, and rear 35 HL and 41 ML.

     

    When I put 34psi front and rear, with the new cabin mounts and ball joints, it dances too much to my likening. The 34psi was fine before the renovation of my 14 year old truck, so maybe I'm a bit too sensitive and need to get used to it?

     

    Still leaves the question, where those 65 - 80psi numbers on those foreign websites come from, and how that could be considered drivable?

     

     

     

     

    have you had tracking checked, since the new ball joints

  5. 4 hours ago, GreasyFingers said:

    This is interesting. Next year my extension is due in February but my passport expires in October. Does this mean I need the new passport before the February extension, or just be sure to apply for a further extension before October, assuming I get the new passport after February.

    either get a new passport before feb, or use old one and get extension to oct only. then with new passport obtain fresh year extension in oct

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