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23 hours ago, nickmondo said:

total over reaction by this bloke.

if he attempts to come back, he is going to need to pay for Quarantine, and also 100,000 US Dollars health insurance for the WHOLE TIME he wants to stay in Thailand.

Good luck with that.

The vaccine will be available here very shortly for anyone that wants to buy it

Buy ???

Every other country provides it free

Is that all-in with caddy & cart ??

14 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Not sure whether this is available for 4 mil.

A proper choice for driving in Thailand.

A few trundling around BKK

With other coursrs offering all-in packages of 1050 to 1250 baht. PCC are obviously aiming at the hiso market

So 1830 baht all-in?? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

2 hours ago, lavender19 said:

Not impressed. Only 4.5% and more expensive 

it's 5.3%

2 hours ago, lagavulin1 said:

Singha Reserve is to my taste 5.3% and fuller mouthfeel. 

Hard to find.

Any info on where to get it ??

6 hours ago, Olmate said:

Memorial and BPH ,both used by friends recently,3000 baht roughly I recall.Both done on a Friday pick up Sat for a Sunday flight

BPH is now 3800 baht

14 hours ago, kickstart said:

It must have been about this time last year ,when they shut down all the pubs bars etc in Bangkok ,and all the workers went back home to Issan ,tv showed Morchit ,the Northern and NE bus station full  of people travelling ,just like Songkran and the New year ,and then no new cases were recorded in Issan 

Same with the new year the Bangkok exodus  no new or very few cases reported. 

The government are thinking the same again ,and of course they are thinking about the money that will be spent during the holiday ,helping to regenerate the economy 

You need to actually take a covid test to be declared positive.

No test - no covid

Out of interest, what was the green fee that Vintage quoted and asked ??

Asking as their website shows 400 bt caddy & 800 bt cart

Thanks

I've had a carryboy for 13 years, only problem was the rubber liner between the cab and the carryboy rotted due to the heat, replaced fairly cheaply.

22 hours ago, KannikaP said:

I moved my private UK Pensions to a QROPS based in Guernsey on the advice of a Financial Advisor based in Pattaya. What a rip off merchant.

He made £1000s,

My funds kept falling in value, exhorbitant on-going charges, and I cannot shut the policy down until it is almost worthless. 

I was approached by a couple of QROPS reps, they used to move around the Pattaya golf groups,

All sounded great, until I worked out that it would take a massive percentage of any returns to get a liveable income.

Loads of hidden costs, 1% here, 1% there, fixed fees etc

When I started to ask questions, they soon disappeared off to another golf group.

Still see one of them occasionally, he leaves as soon as he is seen

1 hour ago, SuwadeeS said:

OMG

 

Why the Thais always like to call it "international" when it it is just such a local event???

 

Same as the USA have a "World Series"

23 hours ago, YetAnother said:

typical thai thought to safety of others

Others ??!!

2 hours ago, Gra777 said:

The rate for changing pounds to baht yesterday was 42.01 at SCB bank so where can i get the 43?

You would have got it at Transferwise

15 hours ago, Thaivisa Golf said:

Phoenix Ladies Classic

Admission costs ??

Or is it free to get in ?

Does this mean that you won't have to have a caddy  ??????????

Anyone who has had the vaccine can still carry the virus.

Therefore, any establishment insisting on these passports must ensure that all staff have already had the vaccine.

25 minutes ago, Oxx said:

So, is the Embassy lobbying the Thai government to make sure that tax paying (direct or indirect) British expats are eligible for the vaccine on the same timescale at Thai people?

 

And is the Embassy lobbying for the Thai government to place a cap on the charge for the vaccine in both public and private hospitals  if the vaccine is not to be provided for free?

Or even that UK expats can receive the vaccine at the same cost as Thais ??

Because you know that there will be a cost, even for Thais, which will be multiplied several times for expats.

22 hours ago, ChipButty said:

I will gladly pay the Thai price not a farang price 

And therein is the reason they want us to have it.

The vaccine costs anything from 150 to 1000 baht depending on who you believe.

Bit like the covid tests, 3500 baht at private hospitals -- so how much for a vaccine ??!!?

17 hours ago, Crossy said:

 

ditto for the Chula version.

 

Hopefully there will be a paid option to get Pfizer, Oxford etc. (not Sputnik).

There will be a paid version of all vaccines for expats, you can be sure.

17 hours ago, chilly07 said:

Enormous  pipes installed in beach road and bypass road have absolutely no  effect during downpour. Must be  very big  marginal costs on these contracts. All capital projects  in Pattaya seem just to generate big margins without  any effective outcome? 

They generate great business for high-end restaurants and car dealers