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Officially yes although when my wife filed for divorce from her ex her local amphur in Isaan told her not to marry again for 1 year and they said this as if it was some rule.
Its not a law but if you are at the mercy of the local amphur in the sticks to authorize documents you have to take these nuances on the rules into consideration.
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34 minutes ago, VBF said:
I was adding information to the OP's topic which is why i didn't include a quote.
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On 8/1/2019 at 5:47 PM, Stocky said:
Thanks for this as my Thai wife was wondering how to get a UK sim card before travelling, I might check it out cheers.
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Ring fencing and fraud prevention crackdown at UK banks has been happening since 2017. You're probably one of the few left to notice these changes. Its an inconvenience but ways to manage it if you really do need to maintain a UK bank account whilst travelling outside the country.
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21 hours ago, madmen said:
Mail it in.The 24 hour window is obviously not relevant. I have mailed Tm30 for tenants 10 day's late and never fined
Our of curiosity are these tenants for AirB&B or a hotel you work/own?
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Some red lights are rather hidden and difficult to see. Is there a way to dispute if the light was hidden by an overgrown tree, unauthorized signage or 200 telephone and electricity cables?
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Are all those cars travelling to or from?
It might be the queue to hand in a TM30 form?
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19 hours ago, Jingthing said:
Not the same. Look it up.
I know already about what's available in Thailand.
It's not the same.
Neosporin and related brands is a specific thing that are the go to wound thing in the U.S. Why would the same thing not be available here? I understand with some fancy scrips but that stuff is BASIC!It seems there is a powder product in Thailand with the same drugs in it as Neosporin. Its called Banocin and contains:
Clioquinol :30 mg
Bacitracin :75 i.u.
Neomycin sulphate :2.5 mg
https://www.drugs.com/international/banocin.html
Another alternative with a single drug in it is Bacitracin also available from Thailand. The difference can be seen here:-
https://www.healthline.com/health/infection/bacitracin-vs-neosporin
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19 hours ago, Srikcir said:
Does someone in Immigration own a BMW franchise?
Here is what is used in Manchester England:
those little smart cars look so narak and innocent..
..intentionally so I suspect..
Until the fines turn up in the post.
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8 minutes ago, Isaanbiker said:
" My dentist" would have told you to go for a crown and charge you 5,500 baht for one. Last time it was 4,500 baht.
The problem with crowns is that their material is harder than a tooth is which might cause new problems.
I can't afford golden ones to be precise.
I had a palladium crown fitted a few years ago. The metal is soft but cheaper than gold or platinum. Root canal and three visits later was about 10,000 baht in total.
(well at least they told me it was palladium it could have been made from anything for all I know)
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It might go something along these lines..
US to UK: If you are subservient to us and do all our dirty work in the middle east and Europe and in Asia too why not, then we might consider throwing you a bone from time to time to keep you ticking over but hungry for more.
Oh and whilst your at it drop your taxes of the large tech corps that are running half the globe by now because we (the US) wants to keep all those taxes for ourselves and to take over the globe once those companies control most of peoples lives.
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I had a molar removed last week, not something I want to repeat often mind you. The female dentist was really excellent, it was out within 5 minutes of me sitting in the chair -- 800 baht.
I try to go every 6 months for a routine checkup and clean and more often only if required although it usually ended up being about 8 months if I forget to book.
Find a good low cost independent dentist, the bigger brand chains charge much more.
A family member had a tooth out last week in the UK costing 70 pounds so my 800 baht bill was very cheap in comparison. I will always have dentistry done in Thailand for lower cost, high quality treatment.
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From the photo it looks like mange.
An oral tablet is usually prescribed for this by the vet.
I would consider a second opinion from another vet.
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41 minutes ago, 007 RED said:
Nothing new about these cars. When doing my 90 day report in January, at Nakhon Pathom, there were 3 of them parked outside the office.
What is interesting is what is mounted on the roof behind the emergency light bar. Its a tilt/pan/zoom CCTV camera which is connected to an on board computer that is linked to Immigration's main database and facial recognition system.
At a later date I spotted one of these cars parked outside a nearby food factory, which employs a large number of migrant worker, just before the shift was about to end. No doubt looking for workers exiting who may not be registered or have work permits.
It looks like the flux capacitor from the back to the future delorean..
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3 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
It probably goes without saying but another hazard of falling on the mean dirty streets in Thailand is dealing with the wounds if they are bloody, as mine were. I was quite concerned about infection, even risk of deadly sepsis (healed by now though).
Which brings me to another question that maybe Sheryl can help with.
I've never been able to locate the very common in the USA (and I think most countries) ointment called NEOSPORIN or equivalent. Over the years I've tried several pharmacies. What's up with that!?!
Iodine is available cheap from 7/11 for all minor open wounds (that red stuff they put on our knee grazes as kids)
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Tripping over and falling can happen to anyone especially on these uneven streets. Hope you are OK now?
How about investing in some good strong and comfortable walking shoes (maybe with those Velcro tapes that go across the foot for ease to put on and off) and consider a walking stick that doubles up as a Vaudeville Hook implement, it might come in handy for all sorts of reasons..
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I'm sure that being a monk is one way to secure a long term visa, now he's no longer a monk he might not be able to secure a visa.
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I think you are allowed to make considerable tax free gifts to a spouse but not sure about a G/F.
As a side note to close a company Ive just been quoted 25K Baht including final accounts and audit and winding everything up (all inclusive).
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WARNING!
If you see this SA-MART car parked outside be VERY afraid..
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2 hours ago, billd766 said:David Cameron tried that when he was PM and got nowhere which is one reason for Brexit.
He was making some ground and before anything could come from it a referendum was called as a bluff. I bet half the folks who voted didn't have a clue what leaving the EU entailed, it was simply a show of dissatisfaction with their lot. The alternative as we can see is to be pushed around by other powers further afield.
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11 minutes ago, Somtamnication said:Hopefully with Johnson, UK won't be the yank's lap dog anymore.
are you kidding, they will be best of buds...
Johnson is the court Jester
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A sign of things to come after Brexit.
Which is one reason the UK shouldn't be leaving the EU and instead reforming the rules of the EU from within the EU to improve for all member states.
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Video: TM30: Thailand’s controversial immigration laws and their consequences - FCCT event
in Thailand News Headlines
Posted · Edited by NightSky
Good to see the FCC standing as a voice for a proportion of the expat community. I thought some of the questions asked by Dominic Faulder, Richard Barrow and the panel was very brave to stand up and ask those questions directly to the police commander of imm div 1.
After watching the video I see that the older laws are being enforced without thought of how and why they worked when introduced but not how they would work and be implemented today.
Its clear even immigration doesn't have the correct resources to implement and manage these laws. Nationalistic paranoia is also apparent to me but this is happening all over the world - not a good thing at all.
It will take the next recession to reverse nationalism and open up globalism again which is what nature has planned for us humans anyhow.
In the meantime its good to know there is an outlet no matter how small so that its not all one way -- some cultures are more authoritarian than democratic, with hierarchy and layers of authority. This makes a two way conversation very difficult, the FCC managed this well done.