LukKrueng

1. OP wrote that both his and his wife's name are on the chanot. No company mentioned. 2. OP was asking about the possibility of his in-laws taking over his condo. None of these issues has anything to do with quota. And condo units are not marked under any quota. When you buy a unit from either Thai or foreigner you must get a letter from the condo management verifying that at the time of issuing the letter, the % of foreign ownership is under 49. That figure can change everything a unit changes hands between a Thai and non Thai in both directions.

If both of you are listed as equal owners that means half the condo is yours and the other half hers. If she passes away without a will, her half goes to neutral heirs: 50% of her half goes to you as the husband (so you already have 75% ownership of the condo and basically everything else you bought after you got married). The other 50% of her share is divided between her children and other surviving members of her family ie parents and siblings, so in the worst case scenario they can claim that part but they have no claim over your 75% of the property. It might be better to have a will, but they might also challenge the will at court. Nothing to do with Thai\foreign quota

Maybe because the initial 1 is for 2 years and the next 1 for 5? Should ask AN members with short term visas how much they pay for a renewal for only 2 years at a time.

So when you apply for a passport do you go to the DMV? Immigration has nothing to do with driver's license. You might be confusing the proof of residence which you got at immigration with the Thai license which you should get at the DLT (similar to the US DMV). You can use 1 original certificate of resistance plus 1 certified copy (you certify it by signing) and the same for health certificate, but the actual licences are not on the same card and never have been.

It is. I never mix tobacco with weed, and although I usually smoke 1 "type" of cannabis and rotate between "types" every few days, I sometimes mix 2 and even 3 "types" together, as I've done in the last couple of days.

I'm waiting for the release of the COVID era docs

Wtf does that mean? When I was born no doctor\nurse assigned me male. When my children were born no doctor\nurse\administrator assigned them male\female. Does that mean we are not legally males\female? Who do I have to see to get assigned? Can those in charge of assignments assign me as 25 years old?

HIS money? DONATION?

From the same flower? I thought the body high comes from higher % Indika while head high from sativa. I mostly vape dry herb, changing the strain of weed between higher\lower % of Indika every few days. I started vaping at 190c but now usually 200c for better hit but I'm paying for it with coughing... I usually do 2 sessions per filling and a total of 3-4 sessions per evening. I'll have a look at hooking the vaporiser to a bong and will also try to reduce temperature and do more frequent sessions... I tried oil in the past but didn't like the long time waiting for the high and the fact that adjusting if the high is not good enough is not possible unless you vape\smoke for the extra high.

A bit strange. Usually when hackers get a stolen cc or bank details they'll try low amount first to see that it works, and as most people have lower transaction limits why would they try 400k on first attempt? You might want to check people that are close to you and might know your bank limits.

Sold a unit few months ago. 3 transactions were made - 2 as deposit, 1 upon agreeing on the price, 1 about a month later, and the 3rd on the day of the transfer. All transactions made from Bank to bank. Never saw cash or draft

I have a sharp fridge for over 20 years. Been moved 2 or 3 times since I bought it and still going strong. Seems like you bought a lemon.

The best way to be sure is to take a copy of the chanot to the local land office. This is basically the only way to be sure it's a freehold and that ownership can be transferred. Usually when a plot is upgraded from N.S.3 (or from other lesser titles) to chanot the owner cannot sell for a period ranging from 5 to 10 years (called red chanote). It is also noted on the original chanot. Next thing - be present personally at the land office for the process of the change of ownership. The officer will ask the seller if he received the agreed amount in full and only then they'll add your name (or company name) to the chanot.

And that's why one should ALWAYS complete the transaction in person at the land office, both when buying and selling.

And they'll also tell you if it's a freehold or has any loans or other restrictions against the property.