steve187

if you want your name in a blue book for a car registered in Bangkok, that name change has to be done in Bangkok, it can not be done in another province, you can re-tax it in another province though, using the blue book or a copy of said book To change the name of a car registered in say Bangkok, in another province say Prachuap Khiri Khan, then you need to change the number to a local number, at the office in that province that does number changes, all DLT's in a province do not do number changes, ie pattaya DLT does not do number changes, it has to be done in Chon Buri DLT

you mean MFlow not MPass

that's a really good turn around especially as there was xmas and new year in the middle of it.

blue pipe in the wall get a blue pipe trap - https://shopee.co.th/product/22322484/18551648141

seems a good deal, 88,000 interest, having seen cars advertised with a lot more interest

do these people really exist, or is it a maybe some people missed flights, are there any reports of this happening

and doing 14 days in the clink

just do a border hop to Cambodia land crossing for a 45 visa exempt entry.

pong nam ron would be shorter, quicker and i would say easier

see here -https://bit.ly/3X5N3WZ

£ is dipping fast as well

QSH is a navy hospital, so all non armed forces pay, but always big Queues.

same here, better things to watch 1923, yellowstone 150, slow horses, echo 3, east New York,

i read and reread this post and still don't understand what you are trying to get across.

isn't your passport the only document you have that confirms your permission to stay in Thailand

there is no problem in staying 3 months or in your case 2.5 months after the expiry date of the visa, an entry 1 day before the expiry date of the visa will allow (with an extension) this,

you don't have to live here but many use agents to circumvent the financial requirements

used it the 1st time yesterday, useful as i had to park it in the sun

consider my a*se slapped for being a naughty boy

sorry should i have posted being on a m/cycle. the post was generic to all the posts that appear on here about being on a m/cycle with either no insurance, or not being covered by the insurance they do hold, or not having a licence, i would think it was not a very good helmet or was unfastened, Koh Samui is high on the list of places for m/cycle crashes.

same old same old, riding a m/cycle in Thailand without having the correct licence and or insurance to do so. she thought she was covered by her credit card.

1st time is always weird

7 years for cars, 5 for m/cycles

so 2 shots covers for life time, that's a good vaccine