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18 minutes ago, Burma Bill said:Certainly here in Cambodia the doors are not closing for elderly Farangs (like me). Currently there are NO mandatory bureaucratic financial, medical insurance and other documentation requirements to get a retirement visa (ER).
"Currantly" is the crucial word.
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32 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:
Covid 19 needs to be stated clearly i hear, not lost in the print or they may reject
...and you need it in English or Thai
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4 minutes ago, lelapin said:
Many thanks for that useful info. You suggest then that I transfer all my existing Xcell and Word files to Data D and maybe photos too. How do I ensure that all new ones I create go to Data D as well.
You could move the folders "pictures", desktop","documents", "music", "videos" and "downloads" to d: \
You'll find them originally at C:\user\.....\
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A power strip is mandatory in Thailand imo. A small one will at least give you the time to shut down your hardware.
Power cuts can damage your hardware. I lost 2 or 3 HDDs years ago.
The power strip also prevents your hardware from overloading but in case of a severe thunderstorm you simple should unplud all electronics.
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23 minutes ago, ChaiyaTH said:
Put options won’t save you during the next crash, they will either close the positions or go bankrupt before paying out.
doomsday's coming chapter 120 ????
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58 minutes ago, Salerno said:
What point?
The requirements of airlines.
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22 minutes ago, Salerno said:
but airlines might have their own requirements.
That's the point.
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10 minutes ago, In Full Agreement said:
They can't throw me out.
You should tell that to the Thai government as they drag you on to a deportation plane. ???? ???? ????
If you would read the whole post instead of picking one sentence out, you would learn that I refered to insurance.????
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21 minutes ago, Will B Good said:
At the risk of sounding like an idiot (not an uncommon experience for me)......can you insure against.....say.....a stock market crash....or gold bombing etc?
Put options ????
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It was early 2003.
Marriage went downhill, 80+ working hours per week, exploding cocaine costs to stand that and then a heart attack at the age of 42.
I thought it would be time for a change ????
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1 hour ago, RBOP said:Hospital. Thats what the insurance is for.
Depends of the insurance you've signed. Many policies won't cover hospital costs if you're tested positive but asymptomatic.
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1 hour ago, CRUNCHER said:
I must correct myself. To those who pointed out that travel insurance can be for one of more years, you are indeed right. It is the individual trips than can only be for 30 or occasionally 60 days. I should have been more precise.
Still no good for anyone who needs to be stamped in for three or more months such as many retirees.
Sorry, but wrong again.
There are travel insurances covering long stays up to two years (dependnig on age). For age 76+ up to 6 month.
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37 minutes ago, CRUNCHER said:Why should I go to the expense and trouble of keeping a residence in my home county just to get travel insurance when I live in Thailand?
If you decide to live permanently in a country like Thailand, where you cannot count on you have any rights and rules you like will not change and decide not to keep residency at home - up to you. But the you should not whimper if things turn wrong for you.
QuoteAs to using a relatives address since I do not live there would be making a false declaration to get insurance; undoubtedly a criminal offence. Submitting a false statement to the Thai Government to the effect that I have valid insurance when I do not is definitely a criminal offence.
I did not recommend to make false statements. Keep a correct residency, pay your tax and social security costs there and everything is legal. If you don't want to do, up to you.
QuoteTravel insurance is usually valid for 30 days or, sometimes 60 days. No good if I live here all year round.
Depending on age you can get travel insurances up to 2 years.
QuoteI do not know how many people were denied entry because of too many visa exempt or tourist visa. Certainly more than a handful just from reports on Thai Visa over the years.
Further, many who relied on tourist visa from surrounding countries were denied them for having too many. At best they got a stamp in their passports saying "no more". The reports on Thai Visa were likely the tip of the iceberg.
Most of those who got problems for "stay in Thailand too much" tried to bypass the rules. Bypassing rules is always risky. Buy an EV, apply for permant residency, or apply on yearly extensions of stay. There are enough ways.
QuoteI pay my way, but that does not mean that I have to take out insurance I do not want and do not need.
Sure you have to be insured as soon as Thailand states that as a rule. It's not up to you as a foreigner to decide.
QuoteI never said I expected gratitude. I only want equitable treatment.
You can want what you like but you should be aware where and in which kind of country you are.
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22 minutes ago, CRUNCHER said:
You miss the point of this thread. Travel insurance is not available for retirees who live here.
It is available for retirees who kept residency in their country of origin, which I would recommend for everyone as a minimum backup plan.
QuoteAs to the suggestion of using visa exempt or tourist visa think again. A couple of those and retirees will not be allowed in. That has happened before.
How many of the hundreds of thousands in pre covid times were denied entry. There were a handfull reports about problems.
QuoteSome I know are here on a shoe string, many of us have brought a lot of money into the country of the years. Now we are being ripped off.
Why should Thailand have to be grateful to those people?
They came here for the cheaper life, the better climate and the girls, not for altruistic reasons
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Learning disability seems to be a widespread desease of western men visitig Thailand.
Good luck for your next attempt.
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5 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:
Has Loannidis updated his prediction that COVID-19 would kill 10,000 Americans?
It is this early gaff that he used as the basis for his ‘advice’ and the views he expressed on the response to the Pandemic.
Over 752,000 deaths so far and still counting.
Can you show, where he said that in the WHO published study I linked?
No? Thank you.
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7 minutes ago, placeholder said:
Ionaddis repeatedly underestimated the death toll from Covid-19.
And how often in those 1.5 years the "herd imunity", the immunisation quote of the vaccines were overestimated?
Afaik the Ioannidis numbers were criticised but not debunked.
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3 minutes ago, sirineou said:
please do
To be honest, it's not worth the time to search the English originals or translations of German studies and articles.
Most of us do not even have the background to check the reliability of those studies and though I'm in the business I could not say I can.
In the end it's a question of believe.
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There should be nonstop flights BKK-AMS with KLM
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7 minutes ago, placeholder said:
One independent contractor hired by Pfizer but not Pfizer itself.
Pfizer used the "study". And if you're interested in the long list of Pfizer scandals, Google will be your friend.
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3 minutes ago, sirineou said:
I have said all I will on the subject.
For each article you link I can provide one from the other side of the the view.
You're right, that leads to nothing.
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Statements and "studies" made by Pfizer are nearly as credible as statements from Thai officials.
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4 minutes ago, sirineou said:
The first thing you need to do when reading these articles is to look at the date.
One is dated "(Submitted: 13 May 2020 " and the other is dated "Published: 17 November 2020 "
both are almost two years old, a lot of water has gone under the bridge since then.
The article I posted was dated "Updated: September 28, 2021 "
The Ioannidis study was updated in May or June this year but I can't find that in English. I could provide much more in German, but that is not allowed here.
An older study does not mean automaticly that it is outdated.
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When Fox Mulder said "the truth is out there" he meant outside Thailand
The problem with sex education in Thailand
in Thailand News
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Sex-education?
Learning by doing. ????