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Transfer money from Germany to Thailand - WU, Wise or Remitly?
I have to transfer repeating amounts (roughly 1,000 Euro) to my Thai bank account. Ideally, it should be from German bank account to Thai bank account. But another option is fine. Which service gives the best rates, lowest fees and is easy to use / register?
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Thailand Election 2026: Bhumjaithai Nears Substantial Win
I think the picture can't be more clear. City people want People's Party. Rural people follow the money if I'm allowed to write that
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
And I'm exactly waiting for the Zeekr 7 or Zeekr 1 to be coming to Thailand. Because I don't like SUVs
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
The problem with them is no registration / license plate / insurance. I wouldn't want to risk driving in Bangkok with it. Even short distance. One unlucky accident and it cost you a fortune
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Another attempt of a Japanese manufacturer to penetrate the EV two wheeler market. Read the specs by yourself. But I don't have any words for this... Desperate, ridiculous, laughable, embarrassing, and so on.. ----- Official Launch & Now on Sale: New Honda UC3 Attractive 🤣 launch price: 132,600 THB The Honda UC3 is a 100% electric motorcycle, designed for urban mobility. Key specifications: Full charge riding range: 122 km Top speed: 80 km/h Charging system: Chademo Standard charging time (0–100%): 9 hours Fast charging time (0–100%): 4 hours Honda also aims to establish 230 charging stations by 2026, supporting the growth of electric motorcycle infrastructure https://www.bangkokpost.comThai Honda debuts local electric motorcycle modelThai Honda, a leading manufacturer and distributor of motorcycles and multipurpose engines, has unveiled its first electric motorcycle in Thailand, marking a major step in the company's strategy and p
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
They'll be replacing those Toyota Alphards quickly. You'll see
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How to reduce echo in rooms / house
Hello everyone, just moved into our new house from a previous tiny apartment. Therefore the rooms are not fully furnished. It's mostly bare walls and tile flooring. We have no immediate plans to put more furniture or other accesories in the room. The problem or my question now, the echo, especially in the living room, is terrible. You can't watch TV or have a conversation without getting a headache from the loud noise and echo. I was searching online and found noise reduction panels from SCG, that can be installed on the wall and/or the ceiling. Do these panels actually help? How many do I need and maybe there are other, cheaper solutions? I can't be the only house owner having this problem....
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Thai Desserts Mango Sticky Rice and Khanom Khrok Gain Global Fam
roasted split yellow mungbean are the crunchy bits on your mango sticky rice
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
You're correct, it's REEV. But then so strange or stupid about the window sticker with the specs. Why not mention the specs of the whole system (engine and electric motor+battery)
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Russia Rejects Mercenary Claims in Thai-Cambodian Dispute
If, then they are hired on their own account not by or through the Russian government
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Ah, okay. Thanks. Somehow I mixed it up
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Thai Firm Sparks Outrage with Harsh Penalty for Party Absence
Maybe D****n, the famous A/C manufacturer.
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BTS shows the nanny state Thailand is
Just ignore them, problem solved
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Some might call this design boring, but for me it's timeless and elegant. Anyway, it's a hybrid and for now only available in China. But as BEV I'd be tempted to buy it.
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Better late then never. My impressions from the Motor Show 2025. I've visited the last day 10th December. 1.) Deepal Hunter K50. The battery size and range must be a joke? 2.) Toyota Hilux Travo-E. I think it's too expensive. Maybe interesting for fleet operators but not for individuals. 3.) BYD Ti7. It's PHEV with about 130km electric range. Interesting for people who like full size SUVs such as Fortuner. 4.) MG eTerron 9. Interesting design but no price, specs or availability yet. 5.) Mazda 6e. I really like the design and interior. But would you really pay more for a re-badged BYD? 6.) Omoda 4. Also I like the design and shape. A bit similar to my current MG4. But no details available yet about price etc.... 7.) Omoda J6T. For people who like box cars or something in the style of a Jeep. I would consider it as fun car or second car. Price is very competitive and reasonable.
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