dayo202

Great thank you, that's the answer I wanted to see. Reason I'm asking is I use my Thai license in the UK to rent a car. Rental car company will accept my Thai license because my name is in English march's my passport. If my name was in Thai, then I would get refused a car, unless I get a international driving permit.

Did you use your yellow house book and pink ID card to renew your driving licences ?. If you did, is your name printed on your Thai driving license in Thai or English ?

Have anyone used they yellow house book and pink ID card as proof of residence when apply to renew they 5 year licence. Bang Chak Bangkok transport office will accept, but my name on the licence's will be written in Thai language, matching my name on the pink ID card. The lady said if I use a residence certification from immigration my name will be in english same as my passport. Question I'm asking is have anyone experienced this process will apply with they yellow house book and pink ID card ?

Price of a normal beer, plus 50฿ would be responsible in a ideal world 🌍.

When I wasn't married I was turned down for the yellow book. Once I was married no problem ( Pathum Thani )

Do the account need a passbook for immigration ?

I send you a personalised message to the link

Thanks for the feedback.. I seen a used 2023 model with less then 500km on the clock for 99k, I'm very tempted saving of over 30k.

Just returned from this year's motor show in Bangkok. I quite fancied the royal enfield hunter 350cc. At 134,000฿ looked good value for money. My question is have anyone got any knowledge or feedback on royal Enfield brand, pros and cons etc...

The next soi over, much more quiet and cheaper also.

Here's a screenshot of the transfer, it's states my 200฿ transfer fee

You probably need VPN, as you IP address here in Thailand is blocked by NatWest.

Leave your savings in your home country where you should get around 4%. Here in Thailand SCB have saving account which pays out 1 5%.

I didn't use a UK bank for the transfer I use revolut. BBL changed me 200฿ because the transfer came up as a swift transfer from revolut

Great, I will give KBank a go

I did a small transfer using Rebolut Into my Bangkok bank account. When the money reached my account here in Thailand, Bangkok Bank charged me 200฿ fees. When using Wise no fee's.

All speculation at the moment, nobody really knows

Will she be living in ?, if so around the 10/12k mark.

Good deal, did you buy direct from the HP online ?.

Yip, Pattaya agent... Immigration ( Pathum Thani )spoke to the wife saying that the retirement NON O needs to be cancelled out and start from scratch. I need start a post on here at the time, I'm guessing about 5 years ago.

When I changed over to marriage NON O 5 few years ago I had to leave Thailand to cancel out my retirement NON O, then enter on a 30 days waver and start the marriage O application from start. ( Pathum Thani Imm )

Only two ???😁

Mostly ISAs, bonds. Money's in the UK not here

I moved out here 6 years ago with equivalent of 15M baht at 51 year's of age. My pension will kick in when I'm 67, the return on my 15M keep me going until my pension.