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Could anyone please tell me the condition of RT. 118 between Chiang Mai and Rt. 109 in Mae Suai? Thanks in advance.

I got the same message from YouTube. Signed up for YOUTUBE Premium here, but was using a credit card from an American Bank to pay. My SCB Mastercard now works to make the payment, I had to "switch it on" thru the SCB App to allow it both to be used for online payments, and also international payments.

Have the valves ever been checked properly?

You can renew your passport at any time and may renew your passport by mail while you are in Thailand, please see the detailed instructions here https://th.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/passports/adult-passport-renew/. Passport renewal process may take up to 6 to 8 weeks from when we receive the complete application package. Please note that expedited service is unavailable when applying for U.S. passport overseas. However, we could return your current valid passport while the new one is processing. You are required to do the following when preparing your application package: Pay for two Thailand Post Courier Pass Back Envelopes here https://www.thailandpostmart.com/product/1013460000929/ (one is to return your current passport, another is for mailing your new passport) If the page is in Thai, please use languages/translate function at the top right corner of the page, complete all required information, see *asterisks, Please ensure to provide the applicant’s full name and accurate returning address when purchasing the envelope. Write on application checklist as “Need to have current valid passport returned.” You will be asked to mail in your current passport for cancellation as soon as a new passport is ready. Your new passport will not be mailed until we have cancelled your current passport. Regards, American Citizens Services Unit U.S. Embassy Bangkok

US citizens have needed a visa to go to Vietnam. 8 years ago it was on arrival, expensive and (for US citizens) good for a year of multiple entry. Now it's 30 days, obtainable online before you travel. Just did an evisa for vietnam this month. Last year they took 3 days, this one took 7 days for approval. Your cards might have been rejected as they weren't enabled to be used in Vietnam? Did you use the official website? http://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/ Mike

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Same thing happened to me this year after my 7th retirement extension of an OA visa at Phetchaburi immigration in Cha-am. . It went quick and pleasant at immigration, as I have learned what papers they need to see and bring them. But this year, as I was waiting for my visa to get stamped in, they asked me to draw them a map to my home. This was a first. And 6 days later two officers came to my home, unannounced, as I was just leaving. They wanted a photo of me inside and also outside my home by the mailbox. Maybe they would have called me if I had not been home. -They only wanted me to open the door and step inside the doorway, they were not interested to go into my house. BTW For my monthly income verification, they want to see the WISE transfer statements, and also my USA bank monthly statements showing the corresponding amount going out. And of course my SCB statement showing it coming in.

BKKSPEED has 4 SHOPS IN BKK and sells Shoei. Check the manufacture dates as many hrlmet shops have a large stock of old helmets.

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Try Bangkok Tactical in Gaysom shopping mall andThe Tank Storea, cross the road in Centralworld.

Had the full series (5 shots) after a dog bite here, and 13 years later had to get two boosters after a monkey scratched me. You don't have to be bitten to get rabies. It can enter through the eyes, mouth, nose or open wound no matter how small. Could get it from an animal licking your hand and then touching these with your hand, or from flung saliva from the animals mouth. The vaccine is best for people who regularly work with wild or feral animals, where this could type of contact could happen and they wouldn't know it. It offers some protection.

I bought a Yaris with 7k on the clock 2.5 years ago. came with new Dunlop Enesave ec300 tires on it, now at 57000k, and should last this next rainy season. No hydroplaning, good grip, and seem quiet, but can't compare to anything else. I'll buy these again when they wear out.

The best way to get rid of ants that I found is boric acid. (this is a powder, and what is in Borax detergents for washing laundry)It's also used as a fire retardant in some mattresses. It is non-toxic to pets or kids in the amounts used, and kills ants in their nests, not just the ants out scavenging. The ant traps that you can buy some places with a liquid in them, are using boric acid solution. Chemipan Corp in Bangkok sells it online....Line ID is @chemipan Email is [email protected] I ordered a kilo online 6 years ago (the company information is also 6 years old) and it was delivered via post all for about 350 baht. There is still have more than half of the kilo left and a I gave a ton of it away. You must mix it as close to exactly at a ratio of 1 to 10, boric acid to jam or honey. (1/4 cup jam is 12 teaspoons, so mix it with 1.2 teaspoons of boric acid) Too much will kill the ant before it gets back to the nest and too little will not kill all the ants. It must be crushed or ground fine as the chunks will not dissolve not matter how tiny they are, which makes the solution weakened. Then put the mixture in water bottle caps where you see ants, and shortly they will find it and send a signal for the rest of the ants to come collect it, taking it back to the nest. In a few hours to a day the ants are gone. I won't use this outside, as ants are useful in nature, but inside my house ants are fair game . The chalk, powder and spray only affect the ants you see, unless you can locate the nest. They are all toxic to humans also. You can google the story about the elderly couple and the two young 20-something-year-old women who all died in their sleep at the same hotel in Chiang Mai, within a short time frame, from "heart attack", but which was finally attributed to insecticides.