Moonlover

My Aerox has a similar system. It's a good idea to commit the procedure to memory. That way you will have a 'key in your head' and won't be stuck anywhere. I 'rehearse' my unlock procedure once a month or so to ensure that I can remember it.

Smart move. Let me know when you're set up and I'll assist as necessary.

@john smith do you have an on-line account with HMRC? If you do that is the easiest route to resolving this issue, I had this problem for 3 years until I discovered how to fix it quickly and simply via my HMRC account and it has now been sorted, I received refund cheques for each of the 3 years that I overpaid and the problem hasn't reoccurred now for 10 years. If you do have a HMRC account and you would like some advice on how to go about it, let me know and I'll do my best to walk you through it.

Do I understand correctly that even though an application is rejected, the applicant, having complied with the requirements, cannot be penalized as he has not committed any transgression of the law?

Long hair is great until it comes time to clear the shower drain. Yet again!

Elitist nonsense!

What on Earth does the distance matter when you do it on-line?

This is the classic symptom of a blown head gasket. If there's no white smoke (steam actually) and you're not loosing coolant, I doubt if you have this problem.

It takes 5 minutes to do them on-line and the vast majority are successful. Why waste 2,000 THB and risk censure?

The answer to your problem could could well be here. https://windowsreport.com/windows-10-time-keeps-changing/

Yes, I completely agree with you. One only has to read through a few of the postings on these threads to see that all they achieve is an INCREASED level of misunderstanding, worry and stress. And inevitably they provide ample opportunity for malcontents, of which there are many on this forum nowadays, to indulge themselves with their their anti Thai sentiments. I have no intention of reacting to ANY information posted here unless it comes from an official government source.

As soon as I see those words 'asking for a friend', I know the post is a troll. 'The young man thinks the old man is a fool. The old man KNOWS the young man is'.

The basic 2 requirements for the use of any license in a foreign country are, does it have a photograph of the holder and is the information printed in English? (It should also match the details on the holder's passport of course) A Thai license meets these requirements so it will be valid.

You don't need an IDP within Europe. Your Thai license is valid.

Yeh, there's also a few 'flat-Earthers still around as well!

Well that shows how much you know about the James Webb Space Telescope, It doesn't have a lens. 😊

If he's not worried why on Earth should you be?

No one is talking about running HS trains on the meter gauge network. That's why they are building a standard gauge HS network!

The significant enhancement stems from the fact the the dual track allows for more trains to run and without the delays caused by trains having to wait at passing loops. How much more speed do you expect out of the same old rolling stock?

Yes I'm sure that they are aware of that. The high speed network will be built to high speed standards, just as they are in the rest of the world.

No we do not have the tracks yet. Didn't you read the article?

Yes you have to have the mobile app and it can only be done through the bank's own ATMs.

I've just seen CCTV footage on the news of him in the act of doing so.

With a standard Krungsri debit card, limits are 30,000 THB per transaction and up to 100,000 THB per day. (the account holder can choose one of five limits up to that amount) Other banks will vary I'm sure.

Teach the good lady how to make cardless withdrawals. Problem solved. I've also taught my wife to use the Krungsri mobile app so she can transfer the money to her account.