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Probably best to ask the bus company directly at foodmart, as they probably change depending on demand, holidays etc. I dont know that they run to a strict timetable, when its quiet they tend to wait until full, when its busy, there is one departing every 15 min.
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Lucky old you in Thailand with a young wife
Peterw42 replied to webfact's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
One of the advantages of the inappropriately young wife, is the mother in-law, you will have a great relationship. She will be your age, can remember the moon landings, knows who Elvis is, has the same medical issues. So living in, or trips back to the village, you have a like minded friend to hang out with while the wife catches up with her boyfriend, oops brother -
Condo Owner Fined Over 140,000 Baht For Keeping A Pet In The Unit
Peterw42 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Of course they dont get to keep the money, it goes into the "audited" accounts of the block, published monthly and reported at the annual meeting.- 56 replies
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Could you afford to live in the UK compared to Thailand?
Peterw42 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Sounds like barstool hearsay, if someone is leaving or plans to leave, I doubt they are sharing with the local immigration volunteer. I was in Pattaya immigration last week doing my extension, just as busy as its always been.. -
Could you afford to live in the UK compared to Thailand?
Peterw42 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Not sure where you are shopping, or what you are buying, to say groceries are cheaper in the UK. I suppose if you are buying imported UK food then yes, but otherwise any local produce in Thailand is really cheap compared to the UK. Any of the following are cheaper in Thailand, electricity, internet, transport, running a vehicle, local meat, fruit, vegetables, The cost of most things is cheaper because the labor cost to do anything is cheaper.- 206 replies
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Condo Owner Fined Over 140,000 Baht For Keeping A Pet In The Unit
Peterw42 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Its fortunate that the condo block has a juristic person that enforces the laws, and is willing to to take the time to go to court etc. Most of the time these condo bylaws and their enforcement is a non event. The Juristic is usually too busy running a real estate enterprise out of the condo office.- 56 replies
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legal to sell land in this way?
Peterw42 replied to flipper2222222's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Yes , but the difference being, there was no POA involved. The land office gets involved when a POA is doing the selling, to ensure the owner gets the money.. -
legal to sell land in this way?
Peterw42 replied to flipper2222222's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
The "seller" isnt the person with the POA, they are acting on behalf of the seller. Thai bank cheques cannot be signed over to another person, and an AU bank cheque can only be signed over if banked in Australia. I'm not being pedantic here, I literally just went through this 2 months ago. I bought a property off a french guy (not currenttly in Thailand), and he gave POA to a Thai person. My lawyer, the land office and even the sellers lawyer insisted on a cheque made out to the owner. Otherwise the owner could claim that they were never paid (and they weren't) In the above senario, the french seller actually wanted the payment to go to the Thai POAs bank account (who would then transfer it) but it could not be done, even with both parties in agreement. -
legal to sell land in this way?
Peterw42 replied to flipper2222222's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
The cheque will be made out to the owner of the property, not the person with POA. The POA just handles the payment, its not POA to keep the proceeds. -
legal to sell land in this way?
Peterw42 replied to flipper2222222's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
NO, he cannot do that. The payment will be made out to the seller. I think you will find the land office will insist. POA certainly doesnt grant permission to keep the sellers money, or bank it elsewhere. -
legal to sell land in this way?
Peterw42 replied to flipper2222222's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Its no issue, properties are sold everyday using a POA. The last 2 properties I have purchased, I was dealing with a POA, and never met the owner, who lived overseas. Its common and legal pratice. A POA exists for no other reason than for someone to act on behalf of an absent/indisposed seller. Its probably been most sales the last couple of years with absent sellers due to covid. -
legal to sell land in this way?
Peterw42 replied to flipper2222222's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
OP, you do realize that the POA gives permission for someone to act on behalf of the owner at the land office, complete the sale as if they are the owner, etc. IT DOESNT MEAN, the person with POA gets to keep the money !!! The money still goes to the seller, a cashiers cheque made out to the seller, or banked into the sellers account etc. The POA can recieve the cheque and bank it into sellers account, but the money goes to the seller. -
legal to sell land in this way?
Peterw42 replied to flipper2222222's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
1) Yes, properties are sold using a POA everyday. 2) No, not if everything is in order with the POA. Why would she be challenging in court if she has signed a POA to sell it ???? -
legal to sell land in this way?
Peterw42 replied to flipper2222222's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
The owner doesnt have to be there if they have given POA to someone, that's what POA is for. -
I accessed some Australian super earlier this year (for the first time), it was pretty easy, really wasn't that much different to doing some online banking, transferring funds etc. I'm 61 so no no tax etc, it was as easy as how much, were to send it, and it came through in 2-3 days. (paid into an Australian account, then I transferred to Thai)
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Like clockwork, riding in the back of pickups gets banned every year just before songkran, then forgotten about just after songkran
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In case of death or incapacitation
Peterw42 replied to THAIPHUKET's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Why do you presume the landlord will be kicking your partner out, and police locking the house ? If the landlord has been happily collecting the rent for 15 years, wouldn't they be happy to continue ? As easy as starting a new lease with your partner. What are the terms of the original lease, is it still current, or has it expired and you pay month by month ? Why worry if partner has plans to go back to village ? -
A residency certificate isnt a thing you get once then keep showing it. Its usually a thing you get for a particular purpose, bank, license etc, and they keep it. The place you present it to will usually keep it, they expire, and the place will usually want one less than X amount of days old. Maybe explore options in your area to get a yellow book and Pink ID, in theory you wont need ongoing Res Cert