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  1. 36 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

    I don't think they make one that crappy, or one anyone would buy.  If you want to drive sh!t, then buy sh!t.

     

    You do get what you pay for some times.   EVs in TH are no more expensive than Japanese imports.  

     

    Entry level ICEVs, made in TH ... owned a few, never again ...

    ... nuff said

    mg zs x ice is 200,00thb cheaper tan a mg zs x ev

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  2. 10 minutes ago, phuketsub said:

    You can't apply for a visa at Immigration. You have to apply at an embassy or consulate. 

     

    Once you get it, Immigration can extend it for you if you meet their criteria.

     

    FYI I think the old Immigration office in Songkhla Town closed over a decade ago. 

    you can apply for a non immigrant O visa at local immigration offices as part of a conversion 2,000thb, financials apply

  3. 5 hours ago, it is what it is said:


    I've a friend coming on a METV, back in the day i used to do same day border runs to the Aranyaprathet/Poipet border every two months, is this still viable/possible from Bangkok? Thanks for any info.

    Cambodia crossings, pong nam ron or ban laem would be a better choice

  4. 2 hours ago, Expat68 said:

    Maybe someone on here could explain to me my question because it has baffled me for years.

    Ever since living in Thailand I have done my extension of stay the "legitimate" way, over the years even though my paperwork as always been correct  I, and several of my friends have had no end of hassle, applying for our extension of stay. Why do people who go through the "non legitimate" never have any hassle?

    because they are giving a bribe

     

    53 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

    Why are you using an agent? 

    because he is either lazy, or too important to go to immigration or has no 800,000thb

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  5. 25 minutes ago, gejohesch said:

    See the pic showing how I'm leveling the ground. I'm sure the "pros" will have a lot to say about my "method" but here I am, I'm not a pro. As the surface is quite large, I built a series a ridges to the desired level and then filled in between. Where deep enough, I used blocks, red bricks and gross gravel to fill in as much space as possible before pouring in the mortar made from cement + sand + finer gravel.

     

    I know one could set up wooden planks by the sides to the desired level, but the ground was already hard cement so I could not do that.

     

    I've checked the link to the "Crocodile" brand, very useful, thanks!

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    if that's the finished floor ready for tiles, you are not going to get a good finish with thin bed adhesive, 

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  6. 8 hours ago, nickmondo said:

    well arent you a joy to be around

    sometimes <deleted> happens, circumstances change

    dont be such a nasty git

    he may be nasty, but he is correct the OP took out a 1 year contract and i would assume he received a discount in the monthly rent as opposed to the rent on signing a shorter contract, put yourself in the owners shoe, since renting out to the person that wants to cancel , he may have missed out on a better renter, deposits are to cover damage and the last electric bills etc, not 'oh a changed my mind'

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