treetops

OK, potentially no cherry picking, but no cross checking and no due diligence. Equally as disturbing when putting things out as fact and using incorrect data in order to try and score a point. Makes one wonder about the accuracy of anything else you post. Don't get me wrong, I'm a renter and own property in my country of birth, so coming from the same side as you, but if I ever found myself posting like you I'd take a forum holiday before I was given (another) one.

Yet you implied it when you said: followed by: The point being you cherry picked stats to suit your point of view and anyone can do that to suit their side of the argument. I'm sure newnative does the same, but not with the persistent bad attitude you show to others, both here and on the tax threads (both Aus and Thai tax). There's a pattern to it throughout which I for one can't fathom but does nothing for the various discussions IMO.

With you having full reimbursement of ATM fees you're probably better off sticking with your current practice. I haven't done the arithmetic but these fees are are what I think tips most people over the point where a Thai bank account is better.

I don't know which is correct, but the article which prompted this thread gives the amount of units in The Vision as 221 and the amount in The Riviera Wongamat as 979. Units don't have to be vacant to be for sale.

Drive a car? Hire a babysitter?

The exchange rate is set by the payment processor, usually Visa or Mastercard.

You would be about right as here's a more refined search covering around the same area with Lucky's Vietnamese towards the top right and Maison Siagon bottom left. Even it is probably not perfect but hopefully more helpful. None of us understand fully how Google works, but I think the poster of the first map understands less than most.

Try your app. I know with AIS I can do it there.

There were a couple of sentences in English with a quite noticeable northern accent.

A mate is in Cambodia just now - he flew there last week - and I've just asked him. He said he asked the bus company yesterday and was told it's still shut.

Pointed out in the third post on this thread, but I thought more Geordie than Brummy.

With the old TM6 paper form it used to be that your re-entry permit number was entered there (your visa has long expired), and it's been mentioned that is being done with no subsequent issues.

Yes, sorry guys, I was referring to the TM30. I got distracted by the reference to TM30s in the post immediately above mine.

If you do it online and use the spreadsheet to do both at once you will use C01 in the nationality field. This is given in the spreadsheet info for "The Kingdom of Cambodia" which indicates to me it can definitely be done online.

AI should not be relied on so good you're asking here for real life knowledge.