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PoorSucker

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  1. And it shouldn't be driven on the roads after about 18.00.
    ...and my wife insists that, 'legally', cars with red plates aren't allowed on the roads after dark. If correct, bizarre.

    Correct, you are not alloyed to drive any vehicle after dark with red plates.

    Fine 2000 baht. (was on my driving license test)

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  2. Do you mean a Tuk-Tuk?

    Or you want to have a car with three wheels.?

    For a tuk-tuk your friend must have a Tuk-Tuk driving licence.

    That's only for Thai citizen.

    I have a Daihatsu Trimobile from 1967 (registered as a car)

    PM me for price..

    Seen here with some friends

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  3. -drivers licence from country of origin (UK). with photocopies

    -letter from embassy to verify my drivers licence is real No, you need a IDP, International Driving permit, although some offices will issue with only a driving licence in English

    -letter from embassy to verify my address in Thailand. Also can get a letter from Immigrations But you will not need it if you have copies of your WP

    -work permit and signed photocopies See above

    -passport and signed photocopies. Also of Visa and TM.8 (arrival card)

    -Medical certificate.

  4. 1. Buddha images, Bodhisattva images or related fragments, part of ancient monuments and prehistoric objects, are forbidden to be taken out of the Kingdom. Newly cast Buddha images in complete condition can be exported for worship, cultural exchange or educational purposes with licenses issued by the Fine Arts Department. Not more than 5 pieces per person shall be allowed.

    (more information contact to 0 2628 5032)

    2. Reproductions of antiquities can also be exported with licenses.

    3. Procedures to obtain a license for export of antiquities or Buddha images:

    3.1 The following documents should be produced together with the application form :

    (a) two copies (3x5 inches) of front view photograph of the object(s)

    (B ) a photocopy of the applicant's passport (in case of export of Buddha images the photocopy of passport must be certified as true copy by the related Embassy or Consulate in Thailand.)

    3.2 Bring the object(s) and the documents to apply for a license at any of the following places:

    (a) Office of Archaeology and National Museums, 81/1 Si Ayutthaya Road, Theves, Dusit, Bangkok, Tel: 0 2628 5032

    (B ) Chiang Mai National Museum, Superhighway Road, Amphoe Muang, Chiang Mai, Tel : (053) 221-308

    © Songkhla National Museum, 13/1 Jana Road, Tambon Bohyang, Amphoe Muang, Songkhla, Tel : (074) 311-728, 311-881

    (d) Thalang National Museum, Tambon Si Sunthorn, Amphoe Thalang, Phuket, Tel : (076) 311-426

    3.3 Please allow 4 working days for license issuing process

  5. This is typical Thai again, overreacting and blowing things out of proportion, I be quite happy to go to Cambodia and have a nice holiday, the Cambodians must be laughing theyr heads of, I am sure Cambodian Newspapers will run comic strips on this issue.

    Next the going to tell us, they have started to shoot Thais in the streets. As far as I know Cambodians are not as hotheaded as Thais that do things first and then think. :)

    Cambodians are not hotheaded?

    Maybe you have forgotten.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/2705621.stm

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