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  1. 3 hours ago, RAZZELL said:

    Country imported from or original country of manufacture?

     

    Sorry, I should have been clearer. Tariffs are based upon the original country of manufacture. The goods would be given a certificate of origin by the government of the manufacturing country, and that certificate would be given by the importer to customs at the destination country.

     

    Since the country of manufacture of most brands of luxury watches are generally a well known fact there is not an easy way to get round this.

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  2. 1. No. Thailand only issues IDPs if you have a 5 year or lifetime license.

     

    2. Yes, but not directly through the Post Office. You can get the AA to represent you and apply on your behalf. You will need to send them your original UK license. They willl then post your UK license and the IDP back to you abroad. It costs, but it's possible. For Japan you will need a 1949 IDP.

     

    Check out this link:

     

    https://www.theaa.com/driving-advice/driving-abroad/idp

     

    Here is the form you need to apply:

     

    idp-application-form-2019.pdf

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  3. 21 hours ago, Yinn said:

    Thankyou, we make foreign food in Thailand taste more delicious.

     

     

    There are three restaurants in the list that serve Thai food, and the executive chefs of those restaurants are Thai. The executive chefs in the other four restaurants are not Thai.

     

    Gaggan: Indian

    Sühring: German

    Gas: Indian

    Bo.Lan: Thai

    Le Du: Thai

    Nahm: Australian

    Paste: Thai

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  4. 55 minutes ago, Thainess said:

     

    What!!?? B169 = £4.30... Asda UK, 500g for £0.20. Thailand, land of rip-offs. UK: Heinz soup, 4 cans for £1. Thailand: 1 can for £2.

     

    Tesco long grain rice £2.25kg. In Thailand not very much.

     

    Imported products can be expensive in any country, although I take your point that certain imported foods in Thailand are a bit shocking.

  5. 1 hour ago, KKr said:

    Wonder how many Cubic Meters of water can be captured
    and how many Cubic Meters were in the flooding of some eight years ago.

     

    Answer: a) Not much. b) see below:

     

    2018749096_images(8).jpeg.5cbf43fbb747c27c2e84af9ec2326db7.jpeg

     

    The only solution is to build industrial estates which are raised be several meters or to build industrial estates in areas that will not flood.

     

    The problem you have, of course, is that you can protect an industrial estate so that it stays perfectly dry, but if all of the surrounding countryside is flooded then how do you get your raw materials in and your finished product out?

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  6. On 12/19/2019 at 4:06 AM, kingofthemountain said:

    i maintain the use of the coke 0

    you have absolutely the same taste as the coke classic

    without the sugar and the cafein in excess

     

    Coca cola original and Coke zero have the same amount of caffeine (32mg). Diet Coke has more (42mg).

     

    There is a caffeine free Diet Coke, but I've not seen it for sale in Thailand.

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