sfokevin
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Who is your local broker in Thailand that recommend David Shields?
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They seem to be making progress... I’m getting 522 errors now instead of 520...
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11 hours ago, chingmai331 said:A massive troll post. Conservative cost in T'land 2,000,000 baht, but with import taxes, custom bribes, and the like, probably closer to 2.5 mil baht. But i have read on these pages that some guys do have that kind of cash on hand. good on 'ya mate! enjoy the ride.
I note that you might be a new member to the 'elite of expat Thailand,' with 23 posts. Perhaps you have a lot to learn about fast cars here. I know i did before i ordered my Ferrari !
Please point me to the place where one of these can be had for 2.5 million baht!!!...
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Go to the following site and look for the car you are interested in... they also list new models and very low mile virtually new models also...
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You might search the local Big C/Tesco malls... Many dealer show thier cars there and would be most likely to have incentives... If your looking for a big Cheap Charlie price cut you will. be disappointed... I would ask for free year of insurance, licensing and window tints...
Btw - If you do get a year of insurance from the dealer make sure you get a competitive quote for the following year...
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Most likely what you will need is a Certificate of Address from Immigration... As to what exact paperwork is required to pick up the vehicle - Can not the dealership tell you that?... And why not let the dealership handle the title paperwork...
Curious?... How were you as a foreigner able to buy a house?...
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Could your friend get 60 day Visa... Come to Thailand initially but not use the visa (leave the visa number section on the arrival card blank) at that time but instead get a 30 day Visa on arrival... stay for the 14 days travel out of Thailand and return and use the 60 day visa (before its validity expires)...
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29 minutes ago, NancyL said:
Have you been to KSK recently? The basement is being remodeled and the shops have played musicals chairs, with some gone missing.
Two questions?...
1. Are they actually doing renovations behind that temporary wall?... Or did they discover a really bad crack and evacuated/abandon the lower level...
2. Has anyone seen Elvis?...
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I would build a see thru bookshelf from the wall to the pillar
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3 hours ago, Kohsamida said:
With all the confusion and general craziness I'm hearing about with regard to dealing with Promenada, I'm wondering if this might not be such a bad idea! Do you have personal experience with doing this?
I did this in Vientiane a 3 years ago... It was relatively painless and Vientiane was a nice place to visit... research the forum for more recent reports and requirements... See the attached form (check the consul website for most recent form)... Also check your visa requirements for entry into Laos...
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3 minutes ago, Kohsamida said:
Sorry, I got things mixed up. I have a METV (6 month tourist visa) and wanted their rate for "Change of Visa" to Non-O. It was their charge for change of visa that I found to be quite expensive. I don't understand why there is such a big difference between their fee to do retirement visa vs change visa.
Here is their reply:
For Change Visa 18,000 Baht.Retirement Visa 7,300 Baht(Free 90 days report 4 times)Since my real goal is the retirement visa, they would be charging me over 25,000 baht! That seems VERY expensive for what's involved.You might consider just flying to Vientiane or Penang (AirAsia ~4,000 baht) when your METV runs out.. I believe you said in another post you have 800k in the bank so get a letter from the bank - With that the Thai Consul should issue you a Non-O 90 day Visa which you then can then extend to yearly stays... the “visa conversion” has always been a pain hence the 18k price... most give up on that route and take a couple days vacation to a neighboring Thai Consul...
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2 hours ago, junglechef said:
Where can I buy Hatari Hepa-filter (RAP-1201)?
Bought air purifier from a friend
You might try your local HomePro... but staff are usually not too helpful...
https://www.homepro.co.th/product/1020792?lang=en
https://www.lazada.co.th/products/hatari-rap-1201-refill-i160507122-s193285362.html
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2 hours ago, Kohsamida said:
Out of curiosity I contacted TIAN about handling retirement visa and was told their fee is 18,000 baht (including 90 day reporting for a year). That sounds VERY expensive. Is this the going rate for agents in general?
What visa do you presently have?... Does it need to be converted?...
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OTian is the business name they have one of the stalls on the second floor of Promenada... From the 2nd floor One Stop Immigration walk around the corner like you are going to that huge electronics store... look to the right they are right there...
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OTian is an agent in Promenada
Just around the the corner from 2nd floor Immigration on 2nd floor
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OTain will get it for you next day... 1,000 baht ?
Just around the the corner from 2nd floor Immigration on 2nd floor
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^^^ Staple that receipt of notification in your passport - You will need it as proof in the future for any extension and other immigration items... If you leave the country you must go in within 24 hours of return and have it updated - And if you move you need a new one
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4 hours ago, bristolboy said:
Because tax cuts are magic!
Harley-Davidson took its tax cut, closed a factory, and rewarded shareholders
The motorcycle maker in January told Kansas City workers it would close a plant there. Days later, it announced a nearly $700 million stock buyback plan.
In other news Harley Davidson is opening a factory in Rayong!...
Making Thailand Great Again!
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^^^ Agreed Mattt... As I said "might"... In my situation the internet will still work when the power goes out and I power the modem/router myself... I live close to the city so the infrastructure is different...
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Crossy - Could you post a few pics of your DIY generator enclosure and talk about the sound proofing strategy you devised? ;-)...
Automatic transfer switches are pretty easy to source... Lazada even sells them... https://www.lazada.co.th/products/2-automatic-transfer-ac-2p-63a-i100528309-s100607209.html?spm=a2o4m.searchlist.list.12.7f2b1957Amj4M8&search=1
Also someone mentioned that the internet also goes down with the power... You might be able to prevent this by just getting a UPS battery backup to power the modem/router... (I have a laptop so no need to power a computer)... Just make sure it is user programmable to shut off any alarm it may have ?
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North Hill Golf Course behind Koopunt 9 has a gym and spa... I’ve only played golf so not sure about fees and access for just awalk-in visit ?
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I’m still waiting for my ankle bracelet to come in the mail?...
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Too many village blackouts, need advice
in The Electrical Forum
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The problem with a Honda is that they are hugely overpriced here?... Most likely due to some kind of import tariff... But there seem to be locally made alternatives...
This website has a good selection of small inverter generators and show pricing
http://www.hardwaremart.net/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&category_id=120&page=shop.browse&Itemid=64&limitstart=0&limit=50