GregKeo

Spot on No Name - that's how I discovered it. Thanks for your response. 🙏

Ah.. thanks DJ, I thought it was approx. that amount daily! 🙏

Hua Hin...

I should know this, however my mind and time on the Immigration website yielded nothing.😒 I extended my stay 12 November, my 90 day report was due 15 December. At that time I was convinced that I now had 90 days from extension approval. Would some kind soul please set me straight? Yours in appreciation....

There's an organisation, ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nations) that is perfectly suited to driving progress on pollution from the top down. It isn't only Thailand and Cambodia poisoning the air we breathe and only a concerted effort by all will move the dial. * Agree on action to begin to bring air pollution levels down * Legislate provincial laws with penalties for failing * Educate farmers on best practices and subsidise them to modernise practices and equipment * Legislate vehicle emission standards and police drivers/owners with strict financial penalties * Assist with incentives to speed the transition to EV transport. Of course there is much more - for example the tourism industries should be pressuring governments to reduce pollution before tourists choose cleaner air and destinations. Periodic directives won't cut it. What will it take to have government leaders to act in the best interests of other than their own?

My understanding is that Any foreign income deposited into your Thai bank account will be reported to the Thai tax authorities and will be taxed accordingly, unless you can show evidence that the money is exempt from Thai tax. For example a pension from your home country may be exempted via a double taxation agreement between the two countries, however you will need to provide the evidence to show that. Better to educate yourself than deal with the issues of non-compliance if you must pay.

My apologies, a question mark in the title would have been more accurate. ????

Is anyone aware if agents can arrange for professional translation of marriage documents (Australian divorce certificate and Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage issued by the embassy) and submit to the Ministry of Consular Affairs in Bangkok? I travelled to BKK to do so, but after collecting the documents from my embassy couldn't arrange immediate translation and get to MFA in time. I detest BKK driving, an agent would be my best option if it is possible. Appreciate any constructive advice thanks.

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