krabi local

Sadly no, Phuket would be the closest.

I Would be an idiot to get Nat West todo the exchange, I send the money in Sterling and Kasikorn do the exchange. Normally get about 0.2 below the quoted rate on XE.

I transfer direct from my Nat West account to my Kasikorn without any problems. Kasikorn never charge me anything and Nat West is free unless I want same day transfer when it costs £15.

In the UK flashing your lights does not mean I am yielding to you it means “I am here” but many people use it incorrectly. Rule 110 of the UK Highway Code states: “Only flash your headlights to let other road users know that you are there. “Do not flash your headlights to convey any other message or intimidate other road users.”

If only 1 parent can attend then your wife needs to get a Kor ror 14 from the local Ampur. There are several reasons they can issue the form and you not being in the country would be one of them. Then 1 parent takes the child along to the passport office with their old passport, ID card, blue housebook and the Kor ror 14 form. My wife has just done this and renewed daughter’s passport in Phuket. They will only issue a 5 year passport and not the new 10 year passport as she is not an adult.

This links to the Gov PR page where they list all the hospitals. https://www.facebook.com/180940151929407/posts/4967433663280008/

I order mine from purple parrot foods in Ban Chang. They are about 10 baht each and excellent.

I have True postpaid, didn’t ask for a work permit.

No they are not available in Krabi yet. Many locals registered at the local private hospital in June for Moderna vaccine and paid for their vaccines in advance. They are due October-January. The second wave of registrations made in July are for vaccination in April-June.

Yes and yes. But I also know someone who wasn’t stopped.

Krabi has a few premium and artisan food shops and deli’s already. a Topps or Villa supermarket would be nice but I don’t think there are enough customers for them.