lordblackader

Why title the video with Thailand when all they talked about was Bangkok and the BMA? The cables are like this all over the country and there are various schemes in some provinces to remove them, for example some better known roads in Chiang Mai have already have them removed. 

Is this the only time it's acceptable to mention The Bangkok Post here? 

Flew into Chiang Mai via Singapore two weeks ago - vaccine status checked both departing and on arrival at CNX. 

2 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Yes.. they usually charge about 200 baht for a replacement ATM which can be replaced / renewed at any Branch with Photo ID (Passport) and Bank Book. 

 

 

Ops card has expired, it's a free swap for a new one. Source - had mine just about to run out and got a new one about a month ago. If the card is lost, however, 400 baht for a MC, might be less for a Union Pay card. 

The only time they'd typically ask for additional information like that is if the house/condo is not currently in the system. I was told once to bring the owner (my partner) and then on return, I was told bringing her was not necessary so they can be fickle. They will want the tabien baan though if it's not in their system. 

Under changes a few years back, he can work a second job under his existing work permit as long as the second job is not a Thai-only job. No need to list it. 

Had 3BB for about four years and switched earlier this year to True - True had a better offer both in price and what they threw in including a Sim with unlimited data on top of the Fiber 1,000/500 broadband connection. Both work fine - 3BB does have HBO Go but I found except for a few programs I barely used it. Haven't had any issues with True. 

3 hours ago, LomSak27 said:

Better location map.

 

What's the parking like at the new location? 

4 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

But Moderna was never free.

And at the time I got it, it was considered most efficient.

I am not up to a fourth shot considering the low risk by another infection 

Maybe some places don't have it but it has been free in Chiang Mai since it became available and fairly sure it's free in Bangkok as well. 

Interesting question. That they are being sold does not necessarily make them legal.

Below are the links to the laws banning hookah pipes. Notably, it describes a hookah as water pipe of Arabic or similar design... used for the inhalation of smoke." Obviously a bong is not a hookah but you could roughly argue it is a somewhat similar design used to inhale smoke. 

https://www.tobaccocontrollaws.org/files/live/Thailand/Thailand - Ban on Hookah%2C E-Cigs.pdf
https://www.tobaccocontrollaws.org/files/live/Thailand/Thailand - Consumer Protection Board Order No. 9_2015.pdf

16 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Must be a little chilly for them up there.  I see them daily down here.  Literally 100s, and quite annoying at times.  Down right aggressive if they think you have food in your hands or bag, as they will attack.

 

A few that hang out up your way:

https://www.thainationalparks.com/species/trachypithecus-crepusculus

https://www.thainationalparks.com/species/assam-macaque

https://www.thainationalparks.com/species/northern-pig-tailed-macaque

https://www.thainationalparks.com/species/rhesus-macaque

https://www.thainationalparks.com/species/southern-pig-tailed-macaque

 

Good reference site for critters in TH:

https://www.thainationalparks.com/list-of-mammals-of-thailand

The reason that there are very few to no monkeys in the north is that historically the locals ate them all.

Whether your landlord or you do the TM30 - and you can do it yourself in CM Immigration, make sure you get a printed copy of the receipt. If the landlord does it online, get a printout of the confirmation. CM Immigration always looks for the TM30 slip even thought they could, if they wanted to, look it up on a computer. 

And as noted in other comments above, CM Immigration has fined people for not having a TM30 on file before. Irrelevant of some of the comments above about how it should all be on the landlord, CM immigration doesn't care. If your landlord doesn't do it, do it yourself. 

23 minutes ago, Thailand said:

This month very dry in Chiang Mai, the lack of rain seems to coincide with the arrival of the "rainy season".

You seem to forget the considerable flooding in CM a month ago. June has been somewhat dryer than expected and yet the rainfall in May was twice the annual average. In fact, it started raining in March this year.  

Might want to check the date of the link. They've been here several years. Although lots of people swear by them, I've never used them as there are never any vehicles near where I live in San Sai whereas there always vehicles with Grab.

Next to the food court at Big C Extra Hang Dong - not cheap but not as expensive as some of the prices being charged in Bangkok. He had bud out on the counter along with teas and drinks. 

Not at all - average max for June is 33c. There has been a few warmer days and a few cooler days. The only killer is the humidity - threatens to rain a lot but doesn't always deliver every day.