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Hospital but I'll throw it out there. Dr Vipawan at Chiang Mai Ram speciality clinic floor 4.

If you are looking at Floral may as well check Rimping 10 minutes walk away. Condos 90-220sq mts.

360,000baht in 2019. I got a second opinion which was for a cortisone shot at 700baht from Sriphat and today knee working just fine.

Addressing points raised. Noise: I'm likely the noisiest here couple of afternoons/week and have never had anyone complain. Upgrade of individual condos an ongoing issue as with any condo building but hours of work limited. Street noise highest on south facing condos. Management company: Run by family member who built the condo who reside here. Unaware of arrears. Restaurants: Samsen Villa riverside on condo grounds/ Northern Thai place across the lights as is Patus Pasta/Noodle shop & convenience shop beside condo. Competitively priced: 45-50k/sq mtr a reasonable guideline. Parking: 4 floors of covered parking. Assigned but car limited to one/condo. Additional parking for bike.

307 not 301.

053 201 301.

Can be done at Festival but hours are short 0930-1200 or thereabouts.

Assuming you have the correct Soi park up and it's 50mtr stroll to the left just past the English style phone box. Never been there for breakfast but heaps of sausages and bacon bought from there and very nice too.

Absolutely correct. Visa will be issued up to expiry date of passport.

Appreciate but just looking for a decent lock knife. I'm off to India shortly so will keep an eye out whilst there. I did say I didn't want to go online as ideally like the knife in hand before purchasing but if I don't find in India I just may spring for one of those French Laguiole beauties that featured earlier. https://forge-de-laguiole.com/en/product-category/knives/folding-knife-en/

You might be right brommers. In June I received mine in 8 weeks and mate received his in July in 6.

VFS are across from Maya heading towards the hill. Very efficient service and wait time is 6-8 weeks for replacement passport I believe. VFS Global 191 Siripanich 6B Floor Huaykaew Rd. Suthep

When I started this thread I was anticipating an address to appear and the thread to die within the hour but clearly some serious knife interest here. Great stuff folks. The knife I lost - Calcutta airport for me - was a simple one but boy did I treasure it. Valtev lockable with stainless steel blade and brass and wood inlay in a scruffy nylon pouch but every single time I went fishing it always ended up in the gillies pocket so following year I bought him one which he promptly deposited in the Lidder river. Oh well. That French offering is delightful and would likely pursue but the blade length -11 & 12cm - is way more than what I am looking for but certainly a knife to be admired.

Appreciate the offer but I'll be off on my travels when you return plus I'd much prefer buying locally just so I can inspect.

Made it out to the Archery shop and the young lady just handed me the entire box of Buck knives to search through. Unfortunately for me the vast majority came with a clip attached which I am not interested in but did buy a smaller sized lock knife which didn't come with a sheaf or even a sheath but will do for my upcoming trip. Many thanks to Dante99 & Folkguitar. Search to resume for the perfect knife when I return from India. Thanks for all recommendations folks.

Appreciate the input but for now I'll limit the search to Chiang Mai. There is/was a shop on the outside of the moat towards the north east corner that had a stellar selection of imported knives does anyone know it? I walked there yesterday dropping in any likely looking places but no joy but may have missed it.

Yes I am looking for a quality knife. I managed to loose my previous one which I had for 12 years in India couple of months back and more than willing to pay the cost of a suitable replacement. I will check Star Dome on Thursday, thanks folks.

Hi folks, looking for a smaller blade size around 6-8cm with locking blade and ideally a sheaf. Where to look? Much prefer to buy locally rather than online. thanks

Bistro de Chiang Mai has decent rack of lamb.

Go to Kad Luang and purchase a zipper of choice then take it to one of the ladies on the first floor and they will replace.

I've lived at Rimping 15 years and it's certainly quieter now. The number of condominium blocks built across town give far more options along with the ever increasing number of moo baans along the ring roads certainly folks have plenty of choice these days. Personally still well content here and seeing some of the prices quoted for rentals/sales around Changklan recently I would say it's an excellent option for those wanting to live in town and this being an older building - 25 years will be close - likely more solidly built than more recent offerings and condo sizes will typically be larger.

Airport immigration office Chiang Mai. Desks are numbered right to left and 3 is just about in front as you enter. Transfer process is free.

U.K. no longer issues letter. Just turn up at desk 3 at airport immigration with both passports and you'll be all done in half hour.

The office to renew a Thai passport is next to the convention centre so likely safe to assume they also issue new passport. Excellent set up and wife received replacement passport via EMS in 5 days.

Not sure the Super Rich branch mentioned is still there but option across the road certainly is and offers decent rates but as stated plenty of exchange options on arrival KL. Came through KLIA 2 yesterday and must have passed 3 on the way to the train station.