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Expired (10 Feb 2025) Thai 5 year licence. Arrived at Ratchaburi DLT at 0820 today, no appointment. Documents required, Passport (Australian), copy of following documents, data page of passport, entry visa (non-O, retirement), TM30, wifes bluebook, signed all copies. Original COR, doctors certificate. Visual tests, colour blindness, braking reaction, peripheral vision, depth perception. Watched 45 minute video about road rules and driving in Thailand in general, no exam. Paid ฿505. Had Photo taken. New 5 year licence issued, valid to 10 Feb 2031. Departed DLT office at 0950. Very efficient. Thanks DLT Ratchaburi office

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Following the death of Fred Walker in 1935, the Vegemite brand came under the ownership of the American company Kraft Foods. However, in 2017 the brand returned to Australian ownership when the Bega Group purchased it alongside other assets from Mondelez International (formerly Kraft Foods Inc.).

The Vegemite brand is owned by Bega Cheese Limited, an Australian food company. Bega acquired the brand in 2017 for $460 million.

The solid structure the aircraft hit is the localiser antenna associated with the ILS. RIP to the deceased

When does the Thai ETA begin. Haven't heard anything about it for a while. I'm arriving 16 February 2025, will I need an ETA to enter?

Yes, wait times are long to C'Link International. I waited for 42 minutes last week and was calling from within Australia

No, Hezbollah started their terrorist action with rockets on October 8

Centrelink International is the section to call regards all questions on portability of the OAP. I have called 131673 and they answered all my questions on portability of my OAP. @scorecard has correctly answered most of the questions regarding portability in his post above

Also mentions Hurghada is in Turkey. which is incorrect

@tomazbodner did you read the article in full, not just the paragraph I quoted from the link? After reading your post I don't think you did

Anyone know about this upcoming travel requirement? https://www.executivetraveller.com/news/thailand-eta-visa-waiver The Thai ETA will be mandatory for visitors who enjoy visa-free travel to Thailand: an extensive list of almost 100 ‘visa waiver’ countries including Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Canada and the USA, Singapore, China and Hong Kong, along with most European nations.

I've had no trouble getting an evisa on the site I mentioned

Try this site https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/trang-chu-ttdt

What a load of S*$T. Commercial passenger jets Do Not routinely dump fuel before landing. Some need to dump fuel in an emergency to reduce the weight to the maximum allowable landing weight, most wide body long range aircraft have fuel dump systems(A380,A350,A330,B787,B777) Most narrow body, single isle aircraft do not have fuel dump systems Do some more research