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Report Aussie Tourist Arrested for Reckless Stunts on Phuket Road
ujayujay replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
In Australia.....?🤣🤣🤣 -
Crime Taxi Driver Blocks Ambulance, Leading to Patient’s Death in Patong
ujayujay replied to Georgealbert's topic in Phuket News
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Harvard’s Shift: How Islamist Influence Took Root on Campus
ujayujay replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Adolf would be delighted with you👍 -
Not really for those who can read! List 1: Strictly prohibited jobs Occupations that are strictly forbidden for foreigners include: Wood carving Driving motor vehicles, driving a non-mechanically propelled carrier or driving a domestic mechanically propelled carrier, except for piloting international aircraft or forklift driving Auction Cutting or polishing diamonds or precious stones Haircutting, hairdressing or beauty treatment Cloth weaving by hand Mat weaving or utensil making from reeds, rattan, hemp, straw, bamboo, bamboo pellicle, grass, chicken feather, coconut leaf stick, fibre, wire or other materials Mulberry paper making by hand Lacquerware making Making Thai musical instruments Nielloware making Gold ornaments, silverware or pink gold making Bronze ware making Thai dolls making Alms bowl making Silk products making by hand Buddha images making Paper or cloth umbrella making Brokerage or agency work, except brokerage or agency working in international trade or investment Thai massage Cigarette rolling by hand Tour guide or sightseeing tour operation Peddling Manual typesetting of Thai characters Silk reeling and twisting by hand Clerical or secretarial work Legal services or services in legal proceedings, except for the following occupations: Performing duties of arbitration Providing assistance or representation in the arbitral proceedings if the law applicable to the dispute is considered by the arbitrators, not Thai law. List 2: Prohibited jobs with exceptions Prohibited occupations for foreigners with the condition that foreigners are allowed to work under international agreements or obligations to which Thailand is bound under the provisions of laws are: Controlling, auditing, performing or providing accounting services, except: Occasional internal audit work. Work under international agreements or obligations to which Thailand is bound, which the Professional Association provides a certificate. Civil engineering concerning counselling, project planning, design and calculation, construction supervision or manufacturing, inspection, and administration work to organise the system, research and test, except those registered under the ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA) and other international agreements. Professional architectural work concerning project study, design, construction management and supervision, inspection or consulting, except for professional architects under the ASEAN MRA for architectural services and other international agreements. List 3: Exceptions for skilled or semi-skilled workers Prohibited occupations for foreigners, with the exception that foreign workers are allowed to do skilled or semi-skilled work when working for an employer, include: Agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry or fishery Bricklaying, carpentry or construction works Mattress or quilt blanket-making Knifemaking Shoemaking Hat making Dressmaking Pottery or ceramic ware making List 4: Exceptions under treaties Prohibited occupations which foreign workers are permitted to perform under the condition of having employers and permitted to enter Thailand by Immigration Law under MoUs or agreements between the Thai government and the foreign government are: Labour (manual work and simple work which requires physical strength) Shop front sellers (selling goods at a wholesale or retail establishment as well as selling goods at stalls or shops located in markets or roadsides)
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Xi Jinping is not satisfied with winning the trade war
ujayujay replied to AndreasHG's topic in Political Soapbox
Go to Trustpilot and you will see how trustworthy WION really is....not https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.wionews.com -
Xi Jinping is not satisfied with winning the trade war
ujayujay replied to AndreasHG's topic in Political Soapbox
Yes...shure....if you say it -
Fox News Viewers Get An Uncomfortable Truth About Trump On Live TV
ujayujay replied to BLMFem's topic in Political Soapbox
Says the grumpy, who is known to live in a world like 50 years ago -
No thanks...too many foreigners
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Don't you get tired of fear mongering
ujayujay replied to Harrisfan's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Dream on, dreamer🤣 -
Report Staggering 80% of Thai Army Conscripts Battling Drug Addiction
ujayujay replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
.....then just smoke a joint with them -
Crime Brit Caught with Cocaine Stash While Overstaying Visa on Samui
ujayujay replied to webfact's topic in Koh Samui News
Nonsense, such Brits provoke the bashers themselves. Once again, the reversal from perpetrator to victim -
Bangkok Bites Back: Register and Chip Your Pets by Jan 2026
ujayujay replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
This will work fantastically -
Correction! I think I was too optimistic about Food Panda: I just had an order canceled two hours after placing it...unprofessional and amateurish!🤬🤢
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It's a shame, compared to Grab, Food Panda is far superior in terms of quality! I switched to FP a few months ago because of Grab's more than questionable behavior; constant problems with navigation. Apparently, anyone who can operate a motorcycle can drive there, but has no idea about customer service!
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Report Nestlé Brews Up Battle in Thai Coffee Market Amid Legal Dispute
ujayujay replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Who drinks this horrible concoction that even calls itself coffee? Certainly no one who knows what real coffee tastes like! The package should say "May contain traces of coffee." -
You drive while under the influence, abroad, without a valid driver's license and you complain?......toddler
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Transport Driving Licence Renewals Go Digital: No More Tests Needed
ujayujay replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
With the current renewal system, every cement bag can get a new DL...so, why not make it even easier? -
Microsoft Office has gone up up 25%! What alternatives are there?
ujayujay replied to nglodnig's topic in IT and Computers
Go to the next Computershop and ask for it: They will offer you the original expensiv Version or a Copy for 500 thb