blackcab

It's definitely not the case for the SS scheme. As an example, our Bangkok based company has:

1. Staff that are listed in a tabien baan in Chiang Mai but they are registered at a hospital local to where they work in Bangkok.
2. Staff that are registered at a hospital in their local province (as they do not work in Bangkok) even though the company does not have a branch in the province they live in.

15 hours ago, GarryP said:

Do you still recommend it?

@Sheryl is away until the 15th. I've tagged your question so Sheryl will be able to reply on her return.

@Sheryl Is away until about the 15th. I've tagged this post, so she will be notified about your question when she returns.

Moved to the Jobs and Business Forum.

@Lakegeneve Do you have any info about the missing S4 Suksa Wittaya station please? Outside AIA Sathorn Tower there is a banner with the words "Sky Bridge Coming Soon".

27 minutes ago, kekalot said:

says right on the page that it's a house from a suburb in Vancouver.

I stand corrected. I saw this:

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I used to use Soi 11. I have found a much better alternative. Less than half the price of Soi 11 and the process is much easier.

A bit difficult to find the first time - it's round the back of the Racquet Club on the third floor. Give them a call if you get lost - the staff speak English.

Don't forget your passport.

Dr. Donna and her team at MedConsult:

https://www.medconsultasia.com

On 9/27/2018 at 5:50 PM, White Christmas13 said:

she is not Thai she is Chinese and got her own house care to comment on this one?

Sadly, that house does not exist. It is a computer generated 3D image that can be purchased from Shutterstock:

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/big-custom-made-luxury-house-nicely-229302898

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This thread is now three years old. I'm going to close it for that reason.

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@kurtcap

Read the primer (link below) and then skip to posts 17 and 18 of the primer.

@ubonjoe

As you know, Bank of Thailand set the limits, Customs enforce them. It might just be that the people responsible for updating the website haven't been informed.

If you entered with more than USD 15,000 but less than USD 20,000 and didn't declare due to lack of updated knowledge I don't think Customs would confiscate the cash. It really wouldn't look good for them.

@ezzra

There is a primer here:

If you enter some countries, such as the UK, and you declare, they can ask the source of the funds. One of the questions you can be asked is:

Did you declare the cash at your country of departure, and can you prove it?

5 hours ago, itsallmedia said:

Do they sell used phones as well or only new?

Only new phones.

1 hour ago, Clifford S said:

Hi BlackCab, Yes I think I'm going to go the route you suggest, thanks for your reply...

Be aware that when your ex partner works out your strategy, which won't take her long, she will probably radically change her attitude to you and become all sweetness and light. If you have decided the bad times have outweighed the good times then don't fall for it.

Stay strong, because your actions will ensure your access to your children and provide them with the stability they need for the future. If you take the easy path then this will drag on and on, with the inevitable disruption for your children.

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Go to Court and instruct your solicitors to get the payments down to the absolute minimum. That's something like 3-4k a month per child.

No international school fees, no medical and only the bare minimum payment.

On top of that you expect shared custody where you can look after the kids up to 50 per cent of the time.

Stick to your guns and do not agree to anything more. If the Court will not agree then tell them to make a ruling and you will appeal - which will take about a year.

Then, when everything is finished, you can explain to your ex that you are quite happy to pay more, but you expect access to the kids at agreed times and dates.

That's the deal. If she starts messing around with the access, then continue to pay the amount ordered by the Court but immediately stop all additional top up payments. There will be nothing she can do as you will be paying what the Court has ordered.

Trust me, she will soon come around to your way of thinking.

You need to start thinking smart and not giving up the biggest advantage you've got.

If the ex gives you the Court ordered access then it's easy street for everyone.

Moved to the DIY Forum.

Moved to the DIY Forum.

For painting you can get a quote from Homepro.

Possibly for the flooring aswell.

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