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4 hours ago, CGW said:
I guess we live in a different Thailand, none of the above has ever happened to me in my 30+ years here, the TVF view of life in Thailand summed up? it's really not that bad you know
@Iceland states that "pickpocket" know farang! never known anyone be pick pocketed here either.
I live the same Thailand as yours but this kind of informations where the Farang bring their money seems really naive to believe that Thailand can remain as it is now in the next few years and could give new ideas to those who today wonder where I'm going to get the money tomorrow.
Until a few years ago I was able to put money in a carton box to buy potatoes from the farmer in Iceland, then the money and potatoes disappeared. Nothing stays fixed, everything is in motion, especially bad things
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8 hours ago, ChipButty said:
Even the women are sub standard
Please explain to me
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3 hours ago, Srikcir said:Six (VAT is not an economic indicator and year-end increase is a seasonal distortion) of seven economic indicators report contraction. For that matter Tourism is being measured by numbers of people and not by value that makes its inclusion for comparison purposes inappropriate.
For what is presented, there's no evidence for predicting expansion of private investment (with the exception of China state-owned enterprises joining Thailand companies in joint ventures wherein china state-owned companies provide project capital).
It's notable that the Prayut regime reached a record low of -17.60 percent in April of 2017 for private investment. By inspection it appears that the average percent of private investment from 2018-current was Zero.
It's hard to ignore the history of private investment shortcomings under this administration, much less believe history will reverse itself.
I totally agree, I only see a very important rise in the cost of living.
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Every pickpocket know now how carry farang and where they put money
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2 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:
In France where I was living 14 years ago, I used my big backpack to carry what I bought .
I still have it ; it 's very solid ..
I'll use it when going to Lotus next year .
I have buy 5 years ago Thailand one bag very strong I put full one trolley on my scooter.
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2 hours ago, Redline said:
It’s too late-Thailand can’t compete with China on almost anything. They will suck it dry, and Thailand will be more dependent
More dependent and more poor also because Thais industry not have same hight level quantity production, many Thais company destiny is bankrupts or close and where the government Thai go take money for run country ? Same westerns country..... tax land and house....
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This matter must indicate to all those who overtly criticize the government on this forum that they should pay close attention from now on, the government is tight and afraid of losing control of the country and is showing its true face.
This and other more and more evident signs for which I deduce that my time in Thailand is now counted.- 2
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19 hours ago, sead said:
Well. I rather see them there than Rusdians or Americans. They are Asians so they have more right than some Americans that have been doing <deleted> all over the world
Obviously you are not aware of the wars between Asian countries in the past 1000 years in Asia.
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2 hours ago, ThomasThBKK said:
Not only mother, also gutter oil:
Enjoy your meal
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15 minutes ago, emptypockets said:
Not a bad idea to put the 800k in the bank and not touch it. Solves a few headaches.
And practice the only option in a short time for all
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2. Noh, 39, from South Korea was arrested in the car park of Tak immigration. He had been found to have left Thailand on November 8th but come back without a stamp in his passport.
Arrested in the parking lot of the immigration Tak office where she went to ask for a stamp because he realized that he had not received it on the passport at the airport
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1 hour ago, HHTel said:
Almost 100% (you can never be 100% sure in Thailand). As far as I know, and all the info points to it, is that this is part of the dual track system planned for the whole of Thailand. The elevated section is only 4km through Hua hin. The rest is ground level. More stations and better platforms to allow disabled etc etc. plus bridges and u-turns are also planned.
1 metre track is the most common in Thailand (over 4,000 kms) whereas 'standard track' is only laid in 80 kms
High Speed trains need a standard gauge track (1.4 mtrs).
And the program is only doubling the tracks, therefore the existing track I do not think we can speak of high speed at a maximum of 120/130 Km per hour and in any case no one spoke of high speed for the trains from Bangkok to Chumpong but only a doubling of the away, and in any case a very safe and fast means of transport for Thailand has also been told by the government that there is an intention to buy new trains for next year, but then all the high managers of the railway company have given the resign, why nobody know , only wait and see.....
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Perhaps he is unaware that laws are made and cancelled in every government.
Calling sanctity law is like declaring holy Prayut, surely the joke of the year
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9 hours ago, NCC1701A said:
The dual track train is going to be great. I am really looking forward to seeing the new train station in Hua Hin and exploring the dozens of new stations being built all up and down the coast. This will be finished about the time I will stop riding my motorcycle so good timing for me. And I can go south to PKK even faster. The new train station at Bang Sue is going to be amazing. Super futuristic building.
Don't forget to vote for me for POTY. Do it right now and you immortal soul will be saved.
I heard Hua Hin is being renamed Petticoat Junction.
What surprises me most is the fact that they contract U-turn bridges where they could simply make a bridge, for a greater cost and greater profit I suppose for contractors, Thai logic evidently but all this lengthens the time of realization.
I am eagerly waiting for you to be able to use the train instead of other means of transport such as my scooter but seeing how the work on the majority of the bridges and pipelines of the new fast railway proceed, I fear that we would have to wait several years to be able to use the train, on many bridges I don't see anyone working for a long time or just too few average 5 or 6 workers for which reason I ignore it. So I foresee and I hope I'm wrong that we should wait at least 2 or 3 years longer than expected to take the semi-fast train and certainly not a high speed train, hoping that in the meantime also trains and locomotives will change.
I hope that you could go on your big bike for more a long time.????- 1
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31 minutes ago, WhatupThailand said:
Thai Friend of mine has 3 wife's, they all live together at his home.
When I visit I notice they act like sisters each with chores decided by rank.
Number one is who serves and takes care of Guests, Number two takes care of the children,
Number three does the house cleaning. However they help each other over all.
I asked him how and why have Three wife's, he said if only two, they gang up on him all the time.
But with Three they gang up on each other and leave him alone.
He says he has a Happy Home.
Muslim ? it's another world that got stuck 1500 years ago
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16 hours ago, Traubert said:
The Chinese always went to Vietnam. They share a 786 mile border. Those in border areas have trade passes for daily crossings. No mention of fiddled figures there of course. Market traders get marked down as entries anyway.
Most Chinese by the way means more than 700m. Only 130m hold passports/trade passes.
Chinese tourists by destination:
The top 10 destinations for Chinese tourists
- Hong Kong
- Macau
- Taiwan
- Thailand
- Japan
- Vietnam
- South Korea
- Singapore
- USA
- Italy
You can write off the first three as domestic tourism.
1. Hong Kong For go money out China
2. Macau For lost money to Casino
3. Taiwan For business with families
4. Thailand For take mistake fly, everyone will go Vietnam
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For the recently birthday my girlfriend we go Prachuap Khiri Khan on expensive hotel where go also on the restaurant evening and my girl friend think I have reserved to full restaurant because we are alone, but denied of course but I have think this the future the country with incompetent government.
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European countries like Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Belarus remain emerging tourism markets. Finland supplied just 18,826 visits during the 11 months.
Everyone this country tired go Hua Hin and ask Visa and fund same sun and beautiful beach.
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Better not to leave the house now too many tourists around.
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21 minutes ago, chilly07 said:
And an awful lot of Farang Thai wives also have boyfriends learning from Thai men. How many Farangs realise they are supporting their wife's boyfriend who find Farang wives very attractive with endless money enabling a full life of leisure?
The name husband farang n.2 is "brother" your wife. ????
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No frankly I am not a sadist and I do not need like to show same how rich Thai men are, with my first Thai I already have many problems but not very important if I had the second one I would multiply the problems by taking into consideration that the first and my only Thai girlfriend handles the kitchen utensils very well
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33 minutes ago, zhounan said:
following the austerity policies imposed to chase the neoliberal dream and globalism, europeans have no more money.
Those few who have a lot of money don't come to Thailand.I agree but this is very difficult to understand for the Thais that many consider the farang as mobile ATM
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17 hours ago, saengd said:
"A study carried out by the Institute for Population and Social Research at Mahidol University using data from 2010, suggested that there were approximately 440,000 expats living in Thailand, which included 141,000 Chinese, 85,000 Brits, 80,000 Japanese, 46,000 Indians, 40,000 Americans, 24,000 Germans and 23,000 French"
https://news.thaivisa.com/article/38177/the-mystery-of-exactly-how-many-expats-live-in-thailand
Multiply by average 60,000 Baht per month (midpoint between 40k and 80k Immi. visa requirement)
440,000 x 60,000 baht x 12 months = THB 316.8 bill. or USD 10.6 bill. almost 3% of GDP!
Some pittance!
...Jul 28, 2019
Because no data now after about ten years, probably because they don't want to say that there is a division to be made for two of the long-term tourists.
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19 hours ago, saengd said:
Try this:
Average tourist spends 6, 250 baht per day for an average eleven days per year.
Average retiree expat spends 1,500 baht per day for 365 days per year.
Tell us again that retiree spending is a pittance!
I spend much more, you have to make a medium spend more height for tourist long time I believe
Thailand welcomes 39th million tourist
in Thailand News Headlines
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It would look good like a lesbian Thais, certainly not a Russian one