LukKrueng

Just to make it short - the re entry permit is based on the current permit to stay. The got it, and then got a new extension. So obviously the re entry was no longer valid. They should have told the officer at CW that they're also waiting to renew the permit of stay BEFORE they applied for it. S\He would have told them to come back AFTER they got the renewal

Actually, legally not allowed, not technically. As for "most of us have mowed the lawn, painted a wall, cut down a tree, cleaned a pool etc" if done in or around your home, the place where you live - no problems. What you're doing on your farm is illegal and you can't even get a work permit for that kind of work. Being a farm that means commercial, a place of business. The fact that you do it in parts of the farm that no one can see, well, you know, a thief is not jailed for being a thief. He's jailed for getting caught...

Some details are missing: 1.gps coordinates. 2. Postcode. 3. Phone number. 4. Pricelist of all Ron types. 5. Extra charges for bringing over a "friend"?

Ecxectly. The post I replied to said something like the op couldn't find out didn't know who the juristic person is. My reply was supposed to make it clear.

A juridical person is a human legal person that is not a single natural person but an organization recognized by law as a fictitious person such as a corporation, government agency, non-governmental organisation, or international organization (such as the United Nations). Other terms include artificial person, corporate person, judicial person, juridical entity, juridic person, or juristic person. A juridical person maintains certain duties and rights as enumerated under relevant laws.[1][2] The rights and responsibilities of a juridical person are distinct from those of the natural persons constituting it. If the building is registered as a condominium it is a juristic person. If you register a company - the company becomes a juristic person. On this case of the op they might not have an elected committee as the developer sold only half the units and therefore he still owns half the building and has 50% of the votes, so basically can run the building as he sees fit.

Yes, but you must be enrolled in an official home school program, either local (Thai) or foreign as school is compulsory. The child has to take official tests every year according to the official program. I know that in Thailand they are strict and only test according to the child's age level so you can't test for MY level if you're 14 and supposed to be M2 level.

Good point, but they would have to purchase land and then do all the work from preparing the soil, planting, taking care of the trees till they're ready for harvest. Much bigger investment than outsourcing to farmers. For many years CP has been doing it with other crops such as corn - they sell you the seeds and then buy the ready produce after it has been dried to specs. Recently they have started doing the complete process by themselves in some areas on leased and purchased land but I'm not sure the big investment they have to put down will be worth it in the first few years.

Heard recently that rosewood trees planted today will be bought back by the company for up to 100k\tree after 10 years. Can start selling after about 5 years but for much less. You need a permit to sell the trees so you should look for a company that can arrange the permit and supply the plants

Went there on a Tuesday without appointment. Finished all the process in less than 1 hour. Got the passport by EMS on Friday same week

It's all about the power of the motor, and somewhat the blades. I have a ninja 1500 watts and it works great

You can have him, I'll take the girl ????

She's welcome on my (not BAHT bus...) Any time she wants

The problem with that is for the sellers. Are they supposed to ask every female for a doctor certificate that she's NOT pregnant? Are the supposed to squeeze female customers boobs to make sure they're not breastfeeding?

You can't get physically addicted to cannabis. And if you're talking about mental addictions, well some people get edicted to chocolate and other such "healthy" substances

Wow. It's been so long since we last had such a post. I really missed those posts. And a nice change from the sick buffalo!

Sure, as long as the same goes for other legal drugs like alcohol and cigarettes. The roles laid out at the moment are already good enough and a bit too much. 1. No under 20 -✔️ 2. No pregnant\nursing women - I would agree to this if the same rule was for alcohol and cigarettes as well 3. No driving under the influence ✔️ What else do you need?

I guess this owl has learnt it's lesson. I'm sure it will never fly into a stationary object again

Don't they get it? The airplane was parked on stand 2! That's the main issue here. Later it was moved to stand 4 for repairs. That was a very good decision. So if you ever have to take a flight out of KK make sure the airplane is parked anywhere BUT stand 2!!

I don't have a card. using cardless withdraw and AFAIK that only works with my bank's ATM's

A good friend of mine changes his number every 3 months or so for me promotion. A neighbor called me today from a new phone number - she also changed numbers frequently. So that's not really the answer imo.

Many nursing agencies that supply such helpers. They also have to arrange for a replacement when the regular one goes on holidays.

Wow!! You are my hero ????

You can simply add the payment to your favourites and then you won't have to look for it in history. It will show on the homepage of the bank's app

Yesterday I walked around for about 1 hour looking for a kbank ATM. Passed many 7-11's with no ATM at all or the wrong bank. And that was in Chiang Mai city, night bazaar area...

This has nothing to do with sea level rising. It's rain water with nowhere to drain. This problem has been here for more than 30 years. Was solved for a while when water was drained to the swamp in bangpli, but they had to build an airport right there, so nowhere for the water to go, again... You're talking about 2011. No official fights about agriculture. The rainy season started very slow and it was considered a drought year and therefore didn't release water from reservoirs. When more rain finally came officials worried they won't last long and kept water. By the time they realised it's not a drought they had to release water faster than the water could flow through the rivers and canals and that is what caused the floods in central Thailand, not only Bangkok