Dan747

"Good Luck"-Have some "FUN!"

It is just the way it is and "Nothing" will change it. My favorite saying from the merchant when buying is "It's Under Warranty!" 

I see this a lot traveling throughout Thailand while staying at Hotels, every morning during Breakfast at the hotels like 4 to 5 star Marriott's. Seems to be very common.

Same Weather here at Ubon Ratchathani, surprised to see this during the Dry season. Temp at 72F/22C now at 1045 Local.

ANSWER: High Quality is a difficult term to define because different people will give different explanations about high quality. With my "A" Type Personality, I know I am not of Highest Quality, but I am pretty close to the "TOP" and don't care what other people think! 

MedConsult Clinic – Bangkok medical clinic (medconsultasia.com)

How about "ACCOUNTABILIY" for your "STUPID ACTIONS??"

 Not even sure if it is possible, has anyone ever applied for subject to the US Embassy here in Thailand for their Maid/Nanny to go on a trip to the USA? Appreciate any advise-Thanks in Advance. 

As an added addition-The Grundfos water pumps come with a pressure Tank where the Japanese built in Thailand do not. Again "Good Luck!"

 I would not use the Japanese built in Thailand pumps. We on our property have bought several and they only lasted a few years. Finally bought two Grundfos water pumps made in Denmark for our two wells and they have lasted over 10+ years. Cost much more but they last in "Quality!" Good Luck.

 Sounds like a Family Setup!! That is why I have security cameras 24/7 that pickup anyone entering and leaving my house and wife's business. Even though we keep most of our money at the Bangkok Bank and never have over 1,000 bath between us. Nothing has ever been stolen here at Ubon for over 10+ years. Very Lucky, but it could still happen and the Burglar would help himself to a old TV, Appliance, etc.-Nothing of real value. "GOOD LUCK!"

He is a Mature 14 year "OLE"-WALK! ????

Just left there two days ago. Seems to be more Thai Tourists there than when we visited in April last year. I was told to have my Thailand pass and Covid-19 records available on checkin-On checkin at the Coconut Beach Resort they never asked for anything-Go Figure. "Happy Travels."

  I have not kept up with the subject-Is the RT-PCR test required 24 hours before departure at BKK to the USA? I am leaving on the 12th of April. Thanks in advance and "Happy Travels."

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IsaanLife:  3 hours ago, Dan747 said:

If you have Family still in Thailand-You'll "BE BACK!" That is why we spend 6 months in Issan at Ubon and 6 months in Orlando. "Good Luck and Enjoy!"

We have another house in NH as well. 

We told the family we will sponsor them if they want to come live here.

I won't be going back nor doing the half time thing.

I have no interest to return.

Look forward to all the new things in front of us

If so, why are you here??

If you have Family still in Thailand-You'll "BE BACK!" That is why we spend 6 months in Issan at Ubon and 6 months in Orlando. "Good Luck and Enjoy!"

 Since we spend 6 months here in Thailand and 6 months in the USA, we kept our house in Orlando. It also depends on how much money you have saved/have to cover your expenses in both countries. We have family back in the USA and like to spend time with our Grandchildren, if we did not have family in the USA we would move permanently to our house in Thailand. I must say, I have kept my options open minded. Such as if things get much worse in the USA with crime, etc., I will move the whole family to Thailand. Just "MY THOUGHTS!"

  Yes, I have to get back and do my 2021 taxes in the US, so hopefully things will change before my return in Oct. when I try and apply for another "NON-O," only show stopper I see is Covid-19 insurance since I am 75. So I will apply for the extension and see what happens later. Thanks for all the replies, Take care  and "BE SAFE!" 

  I came into Thailand on 27 Dec on "NON-O Married to a Thai") and must leave on the 26 March 2022. My departure airline ticket is on the 12 of April back to the USA. I would like to extend or try and get a "NON-O" multi-entry for one year due to my Thai Marriage. Not sure if that is possible. Also, I'm 75 in years and not sure I can get insurance upon my re-entry where I like to spend 6 months in Ubon where I have a house and 6 months in Orlando, FL. Hope that the Thai government changes the insurance policy, but do not see that in the future. What are my options please. Thanks in advance.