DaRoadrunner

24 minutes ago, Pattaya46 said:

Cargo are pressurised and heated.

Assuming they are placed in the correct part of the cargo hold by airport ground staff. Plus, assuming heat and air are turned on. As was confirmed by our Vet, many are found to be very cold on arrival.

TFB are known for this and closed my account. Even if you have sufficient balance, inactivity causes them to close it. Had to apply some pressure to get my funds back.

Anyone got info on the rest of Europe?

1 hour ago, Agusts said:

The problem is there are not many options for first class or 2nd class etc. insurance for a small scooter, perhaps those in the know can tell you what is available and at what price....

 

For car insurance Viriyah is reckoned to be the best, though I am not sure if they will insure a scooter?

You can take them into the US. It is a long time since I transported a moggy (transmoggerified) to the US so you need to check current regs. The airline or a vet may know, or the airport vet / quarantine office, or your embassy. All I needed then was a vaccination certificate.

Airlines will only allow 2 x animals to be hand carried on a flight and the pet carrier must not exceed dimensions as stated by the airline (every airline is different). So either you make two trips or send two of the critters in cargo. I refused to use cargo as most come out freezing, if they survive at all. It can be minus 60 degrees at 30,000 ft. That is assuming they are placed in the correct part of the cargo bay where there is oxygen.

Finding homes for them here is difficult. I would not give animals to Thais due to their lack of care and responsibility. If there is an advertisement board at your supermarket you might try there.

You are expected to comply with Thai behavioural norms.... flee the scene.

6 minutes ago, Caldera said:

If you travel from Thailand to Germany, you will need to quarantine (self-isolate) for 14 days.

Far as I can tell from the conflicting info. Travel from anywhere outside the EU is not allowed (except from the UK).

Thailand to Germany not allowed.

I was thinking Thailand to UK and then to Germany....?

2 hours ago, Caldera said:

If you are neither an EU national nor a citizen of a select few non-EU countries in Europe, you currently cannot enter Germany unless you have a valid reason (tourism explicitly excluded). The IATA information is correct.

1. I am a Brit and we are allowed into Germany, but I am not sure how they would react to the Thai visa stamps in my passport?

2. Is there still 14 days quarantine within the EU or just the UK?

There is conflicting info around. Anyone know?

Just when I thought Anutin could not sink further he comes out with this gem. Living proof you cannot fix stupid.

3 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Can't say I'm bothered, nobody else ever listens to me,

Especially the wife.

2 hours ago, Chivas said:

You must be joking !!  Nobody but nobody is going to accept being injected by a 3rd party country !  What are they going to do line you up at immigration bend you over assume the position and say its for your own good.........????

Don't give them ideas

On 6/7/2020 at 2:21 PM, NanLaew said:

The proper garage (if you mean dealership) typically aren't full-service when it comes to air-con. If they need to gas a unit, they take it to the air-con shop. if the shop discovers a leak, then the dealership will tell you they can fix or repair it (while the air-con shop does the actual fix or repair) and the dealership pads the bill. Better to take anything like this to the independent shops first.

The above happens all the time in the car trade world wide.

Toyota dealer would lose face and money if they told you. hence their reluctance to do the job. Plus, removing the evaporator is a sod of a job. They usually last about 10 years before springing a leak.

1 hour ago, Nkpjed said:

Thai males in this country who are raised to believe the world revolves around them. 

Here lies the root of so many problems in Thailand.

What puzzles me is why many Thai women prefer Thai men to a Farang?

7 hours ago, robblok said:

This contrary to the fact that all the people on this forum think that foreigners are a class lovers with oversized tools the dream of any Thai lady 

Jealous?

If finding yourself on 4 legs it is likely you are drunk and on the way to becoming totally legless.

6 hours ago, ExpatOilWorker said:

This is wipe out....

 

Wipe out? More like the meat in a truck sandwich. Whenever waiting at the lights I always have one eye on the mirror and a get out plan for exactly this reason.

Then an opportunistic car salesman ventured forth from the showroom to inquire if they would be interested in a new car.

On 6/18/2020 at 12:16 PM, cormanr7 said:

The following article gives a fairly detailed overview of travel restrictions/liftings within Europe:

https://www.politico.eu/article/coronavirus-travel-europe-country-by-country-travel-restrictions-explained-summer-2020/. However, entry restrictions for non-EU citizens to Europe have been extended from June 15th to August 31st, though some countries -including Germany- have indicated a preference for July 1st.

The https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/international-travel-document-news/1580226297.htm has a clickable world map with travel restrictions for any country. 

Your first link leads to the following:- Do arrivals have to quarantine? No

Yet the IATA link says Germany is only open to EU nationals.

Anyone have accurate info on Germany?

Wish The Nation reporters would get their act together. Again we are expected to put up with an incomplete report.

Unless I have lost it, I do not see what caused the bikers to do this?

29 minutes ago, Catkiwi said:

Mate.

where do they get this English from?...... Australia

On 6/4/2020 at 11:43 PM, NCC1701A said:

so does each girl have her own hand sanitizer? 

 

or just one time at the door? 

For a known ladykiller and filthy farang like you it will be nothing less than a full body condom or they won't let you in.

Roadrunner noted that Chequers Bar Sukhumvit Soi 4 was open the other night. Other than that it was pretty much dead, despite the lifting of curfew.

1 hour ago, ubonjoe said:

If you have a valid non-oa visa or a one year extension for stay based upon retirement you should be able to enter before the day it expires.

Far as I know Retirement Visas are NOT on the list of those accepted for entry yet? Does Ubon Joe have any confirmation from the powers that be?