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Thanks. And it's definitely not narcotics anyway.

History repeat? Or is it all over?

Does that mean it would be illegal to bring into Thailand? Is not on the list of prohibited drugs though.

For me, Promethazine works much better than hydroxyzine. Never seen it in Thailand though, perhaps it's not available here.

Is Propiomazine (Propavan) sold at any pharmacy around Sukhumvit area?

Could someone recommend a good ENT specialist in Bangkok, preferably at Bumrungrad or Rama9 hospital?

When applying for a non o family visa in your home country, can you use a bank statement from a bank in your home country to prove your 400k funding?

What is the process of getting that Laos visa?

The question is what'll happen to Bitcoin when Nasdaq crashes in q1.

Is it? Looks like sideways since 2020.

Smalcaps havent move much either. Like emerging markets in general.

Does SET100 better reflect the oveall economy? Hasn't moved since ~2012.

That crash was deep, but set recovered, yet 2007-now, SET50 has barely moved. Do you know any better Thai stockmarket index?

Then how come the whole market isn't imploding?

To a large extent, yes. But if you go beyond the typical expst/tourist areas. You still Se a significant prosperity. Ive traveled to Nakhorn Si thammarat on a regular basis the past 15 years or so, I've seen the moo baan developments explode. I seriously doubt its Russians or Chinese expats buying there.

Then who do you suggest is buying all the condoes, houses and cars in Thailand? Chinese expats?

Do you know of any other Thai index that is better in terms of reflect the overall economy? As a side note, interesting that HK50 also is at 1997 levels.

Why is middle class growing property market sky rocketing etc? My perception is that they're economy is booming, or is it all an illusion?

That certainly was a sharp drop, but once the Set recovered, it has stayed flat. From ~2007 until now, it's gone nowhere.

Thailand has developed significantly over the past 20+ years, with a growing middle class. At least on the surface, in Bangkok and provinces, it appears to be an enormous growth of people with expensive condos, houses, cars and spendings in shopping malls etc. But the SET50 hasn't gone anywhere since 1996. Any economist who'd like to explain how that is that possible?

Seems like theyre making it increasingly difficult for those with a Thai wife.

Hs anyone read something about this new rule on any embassy website?

Not in London or Sweden. Perhaps different rules dependent on location?

Sadly, multi non-o marrige does not exist anymore.

Doesn't work if one only stays 4-8 weeks at the time.