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Tourism ministry dual pricing proposal for hotel rates
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Sure let me dig up the name of the open air Thai restaurants and small shops we have had this occur at in Phuket, and here in Bangkok, Yeah not happening......believe what you will. Agree to disagree if you believe it does not occur. In fact do a search on this site for the subject, you will find it. -
Tourism ministry dual pricing proposal for hotel rates
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
You missed the point, The Menus are the same items, one in Thai language at Thai prices and the other in English with tourist prices. -
Tourism ministry dual pricing proposal for hotel rates
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Thailand has the propensity to do the same thing in the tourist areas with dual menus. I have had a few try it on, but after speaking to them in Thai and asking for the Thai menu they usually relent, if not I up and walk away. I am not a tourist I tell them in my best Thai. -
Don't think he was running, he was stumping for another candidate he supported. He stepped down a few years ago because of medical issues. Terrible to see him struck down like this. One has to wonder if this was a crazy individual that shot him with a home made shotgun, or if it was a carefully concocted hit to destabilize the country.
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Tourism ministry dual pricing proposal for hotel rates
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
How does it sound like I am angry, you always have to go the extra step to turn whatever I write into a personal attack, nice try sir. However, the point is why are they looking to raise prices, and no it is not to make it a Top tourist destination, its to make money to fill up the coffers they have plundered, looted, or spent, you can call it what you like. Why does it matter where I live, are you trying to say that by living in Thailand I should have no complaints. My complaints are validated by many as this Government tries to kill a tourism reboot. I live between two residences and do travel frequently around the country. Never Angry, always happy my friend, maybe you should try it. -
I like your interpretation and hope what you indicate is what actually happens, however this is Thailand and to many fingers stir the pot sometimes. If it works as described then a Copy of my annual Retirement income verification letter from last year and this year plus my PCH certificate of insurance would be all that's needed.
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30 years in total- I think my time is up
ThailandRyan replied to Scouse123's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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30 years in total- I think my time is up
ThailandRyan replied to Scouse123's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
But the queen said off with your head you silly fool.... -
Tourism ministry dual pricing proposal for hotel rates
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
You don't sound like it with your comments -
TAT (Tourist Assassination Tools). Maybe they can get the money from the coffers of the new Dual Pricing hotel scam. The coffers must be bone dry by now with all of the schemes and such they have put forward. What I wouldn't give to be able to open up the books and audit them.
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30 years in total- I think my time is up
ThailandRyan replied to Scouse123's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
like a white noise background sound. It is how I managed to live in BKK so long. Unfortunately the White Noise has gotten to loud -
QUAKES: Phang-nga draws up tsunami plan- Abnormal earthquakes
ThailandRyan replied to george's topic in Thailand News
I have been in Thailand long enough to see that inaction before something happens is quite common. In fact most do not respond or react until after the event, no proactive effort put in at all, only reactionary, which is truly sad and despicable. -
Property buying question
ThailandRyan replied to Keith5588's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Same goes for a marriage here as well..........life is short, how many will still be around at the end of a 30 year leasehold if they retire here at 60 or 65. Rent payments after 10 years will equal the payment one makes for the house and leasehold. The next 20 are free in essence. -
Property buying question
ThailandRyan replied to Keith5588's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
This could be true for a house built on a piece of property you like, but I really doubt large gated Moobans where the properties are all leaseholds would go through what you describe if the property developer is also the owner of the land as a limited company which is family owned and incorporated. Many developments like that are leasehold only and allow for the owner of the house to sell the house and a new owner to obtain a new 30 year lease. Of course there are rip offs everywhere in the world. I have a property in Mexico that has a 99 year lease on it which my kids and other family members use. -
Property buying question
ThailandRyan replied to Keith5588's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Negative, please explain how. You made a snide comment about protecting yourself from somchai. A leasehold does exactly that. -
Property buying question
ThailandRyan replied to Keith5588's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Protect yourself from Somchai really? So a registered lease at the Land office is not protecting yourself....hmmm https://www.siam-legal.com/realestate/Leases.php The lease term of a real properties in Thailand can either be fixed or periodic. A lease agreement will usually guarantee the initial 30-year lease term. A foreigner can safely acquire the right to use the land and register the right for a maximum of 30-year lease at the Land Department. Section 540 of the Civil and Commercial Code provides that the duration of a hire of immovable property cannot exceed thirty (30) years. If it is made for a longer period, such a period is to be reduced to thirty (30) years. However, the 30-year period may be renewed, but the renewal must be made prior to the expiration of the lease term.