Lancelot01

They take up residence through the official channels.

From what I understand nurses are required to retire from government run hospitals at the age of 45.

I have used sonic devices before. They worked well for me.

Or darts!

The schedule is dreadful but I have never had a problem suspending their service. You can do it by phone, email, even from overseas, through their website or call into any of their offices

I have written about this situation here before. I was diagnosed with an enlarged prostate late last year. I decided I didn't want to continue with the prescribed medication and so, after consulting Dr Google, I changed my diet (to Keto) and took more exercise. That was in January. After four months I had lost 20kg (+/-45lbs), the prostate reduced and, in consultation with my doctor, I discontinued the medication. A further 'side effect' was that my blood pressure returned to normal and, again after speaking with my doctor, I no longer take bp medication. Eight months later, I am still reasonably fit, the weight has not returned and I can still enjoy a eating and drinking.

Poviding a boarding pass with your passport has been a requirement of entry for several years.

Also, out of curiosity, what language is the report from ASEANnow using?

And booze from a 7/11.

They have automatic gates, along with red flashing lights and loud sirens at all times.

Not the fact that the Nordic Police at the Swedish Embassy had informed the immigration department.

Brings tears to the eyes.

I have just returned from 5 days at HCMC. There were no passport problems, covid certification or insurances required entering or leaving. The only problem was waiting in a queue for almost one hour at immigration.

I'll wait until the above comes out in paperback before I read it.

And no beer to boot , sack them all.

Or if the Brit had a work permit.

You have to remember that the price quoted does not include taxes etc.. My recent VietJet ticket BKK SGN quoted at US$11.00 ended up $43.00 including taxes etc...

I see these shops in Bangkok and elsewhere in Thailand but, as yet, I have never seen any with customers inside.

That's been done before and got the person in a whole heap of trouble.

Just many more of them.

I've had to dig my vests out as well.

Many thanks all for your useful replies. I'll do an update regarding the tailors once I have spoken with them.

Many thanks for your reply, it is a useful start point.

A while ago I mentioned that I had lost 20kg weight (and still off) and needed to change my whole wardrobe. I enquired about good quality tailors in Bangkok and had quite a few useful replies. When the covid restrictions were lifted i returned to Thailand and headed straight back to my home in Hua Hin. The question now is, does anybody have first hand experiences in purchasing clothes from a decent tailor in Hua Hin? If so could you please let me know names and addresses? On another note. I do not drive and get around by public transport. Does anybody know what the current price for the green songtaew and an average for a motorcycle taxi in Hua Hin? Many thanks.

Or. Doc says "I should have told you a fortnight ago"