sumrit

Just been reading your previous thread where your not too happy about helping to support your wife's familiy.Has somebody in the UK told her what she could get from a divorce?Sounds like if you don't continue with the support she'll get the money another way.Get some advice from a solictor, my wife wasn't entiled to half of my house as she thought she was but then we didn't have any kids.

Here is the thread discussing the colour blindness test:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...=69938&st=0

thanks for that.very interesting.It seems from that thread that most people don't understand colour blindness.For 99% of people it doesn't stop them seeing the correct colours, red is still red and green is still green, its the brightness level thats affected. In my case I only see 80% of red light but see 120% of green light. Red traffic lights still look red, green lights are still green, stop lights are redand indicator lights are still amber so its not a danger to anyone else on the road.

I know I am red/green colour blind,I see red less vividly than I should and green more vividly,I have a UK driving licence, will this affect me getting a Thai licence?

The 'colour blindness' test is the figures in pages full of blobs test (forget the proper name). If you can pass this type of test, no problem.

I know I can't.

D@mn I'd give it a go anyway, as others have noted there may be an alternative test available, I also remember someone noting that the tester said 'are you sure you can't see a number 6??'

thanks,I can still use my UK licence for 2 mths because we've only just come back over so I'll try as soon as I can

I know I am red/green colour blind,I see red less vividly than I should and green more vividly,I have a UK driving licence, will this affect me getting a Thai licence?

The 'colour blindness' test is the figures in pages full of blobs test (forget the proper name). If you can pass this type of test, no problem.

I know I can't.

I know I am red/green colour blind,I see red less vividly than I should and green more vividly,I have a UK driving licence, will this affect me getting a Thai licence?

Do any of the Thai banks offer internet banking capability?

i.e. If I set up an account with, say, Bangkok Bank, can I make online payments (domestic transactions) from my account, even while I'm in the UK.

Cheers!

I know bangkok bank does.http://www.bangkokbank.com/Bangkok+Bank/Personal+Banking/Internet+Banking/iBanking+Home.htm

Hi

I am considering importing my Sharp lcd tv with me when i relocate to thailand from the uk, but will it work there.

Thanks

Could be more trouble than it's worth.The sound system is different although this should just be a software adjustment, the big problem is with the tuning.The UK only uses the UHF frequency but Thailand uses both UHF and VHF (L and H) tuning bands. Check with a qualified engineer to see if your set has a multi band tuner and the associated switching circuitry fitted. If not then it would be too expensive to modify.