TheRascal

Cheers mate, I thought she's not exactly the target profile! Thanks Sheryl, I was hoping you'd weigh in. Thanks for the answer and for all the info you provide here, it's a massive help to a lot of expats.

My mum is visiting Thailand and will likely be here for over a month. Does anyone know what the legality of the following are in Thailand and if she will need to have a prescription with her for her existing tablets and if she will be able to have over 30 day's worth: Venlafaxine 37.5mg (full box is 56 tablets but she takes 2 per day so would need over 1 box) Betahistine Dihydrochloride 16mg (full box is 84 tablets, takes as needed. Not really regularly) Also are they available here incase she needed more?

Those who have had or have babies here... where do you buy decent quality clothes? So far been buying from Mothercare and a few bits from Emporium & Central Department stores although the latter two are definitely a bit more on the expensive side.

Thanks for everyone who's replied so far, a lot to take into consideration. I'm not hugely into cars so European brands seem overpriced, if you're into them for the love of cars then that makes sense but there doesn't seem to be a big benefit otherwise. Reviewing most of the European, American, Aussie and Asian safety sites it seems like the Mazda MX-5/MX-30 are very similar from a safety perspective to Volvos and Mercedes of a similar size or the Range Rover Evoque which was also suggested. Subarus also seem to perform well in safety tests as does the CRV (although not quite up there with the Mazdas). If the only option for a safe car was a European brand then I'd go for that but from research it doesn't seem like that's the case.

I've been looking at them, which one does your daughter have?

True but he was asking about an email that could be used to provide to gmail, not one needed as a daily driver.

Protonmail is free for 500mb storage. Edit: just saw the user above recommended the same provider.

I know they fold but I didn't know how small. Dumb I know, I have no experience with this kind of thing!

That's really helpful thank you - CX-5 does look like a better sized option. Which model did you go for?

My partner is pregnant and we want to buy a car before the baby is born. Would be interested in car suggestions from any members with a baby. I like the new Civic and the Camry, she prefers Mazda CX30. I'm concerned that all of those might be a little small when it comes to fitting a buggy easily. Corolla Cross, CH-R, CX5 or CRV are also an option. Fortuna and the like are probably a little too big for generally driving around BKK.