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A bit laborious to set up but seems to work. You're actually opting in to what you want, not opting out of what you don't want. Create a custom activity stream using "More", "Activity", "My Activity Streams" then "Create New Stream". Select your preferences on this page, give it a name and save it. The choice for "Following" doesn't seem to suit but that will be fixed next. Go back in to this new stream and under "Following" change it to "Content posted in areas I follow" which wasn't an option when creating a new stream. Save changes. Go into the sub-forums you want to view and follow them, selecting if you want notified etc each time. Select your new stream and you'll see only the new stuff in only the forums you've chosen to follow. Here's the heading of the one I've just done. They're not laid out well (IMO) doing this but gets you what you want I think.

The MFA spokesman in this interview emphasises that the IOs at the border will still have the discretion to say no if they think you're abusing the system (living in Thailand on the "wrong" visa). No change there then. https://www.pattayamail.com/latestnews/news/the-60-days-visa-exempt-and-destination-thailand-visa-empower-immigration-officers-466938

Pre-DTV days but this was discussed regarding other visa costs when it was first announced. https://aseannow.com/topic/1320861-new-visa-fees-beginning-on-19th-march-2024/

It's not quite that simple. You need to read the DTA, in particular for this issue the Fiscal Domicile article, and see how you fit in.

No. You can probably get it from the supplier's website, or if you currently have it on a disc then you could transfer it to USB using your old AOI.

USB stick or direct download from supplier's site.

The new one's storage is shown in the bottom line of the table you posted as 256GB and SSD (Solid State Drive). The 16GB is memory capacity.

Also many living/working away from where they're registered as living and can't get the time off to travel back home to spend it.

From Wise' website: For Kasikorn Bank, ‘Trade Finance Deposit' marking is equivalent to ‘International Funds Transfer’.

Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYbicxnGqNk

Lots of ideas in the previous threads: https://aseannow.com/topic/1327550-legal-strategies-to-reduce-thai-tax/ https://aseannow.com/topic/1317007-legal-tax-minimization-for-foreigners/

Recent thread on the same subject. Pick the good information out from the nonsense. https://aseannow.com/topic/1331630-using-sim-card-internet-at-home-instead-of-normal-internet-package/

I'm not. I was answering the question I quoted and showing when a wire transfer is better than an ACH transfer. In your case it appears your money is already with Wise so not applicable.

There's still one before Door 1 on departures level.

No idea - I bought it at home (UK) and brought it here. Just found another item I ordered and it's the same make but a lower spec so might be of interest to the OP if he can find suitable availability. https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/23054525283

A 14 years later bump. Well done.

A poster suggested you learn about the quote function on Monday morning so no, not taking the piss and yes, really necessary. Thanks for making the effort.

Congratulations on finding the Quote button.

https://aseannow.com/topic/1303849-concrete-floor-paint

I wore only one for years as advised by my provider in the UK.

Reported as being open at 8:30pm last night but closed again by shortly after midnight, which ties in with the midnight closing mentioned a couple of posts up.

Closed altogether? I'd seen reports of it being closed about 12:30am but thought it was maybe closing earlier than before.

I can't speak for the OP but I use SIM routers for a couple of reasons: 1) It's widely report that using your phone as a hotspot should only be done short term and not as a permanent setup as it's detrimental to the phone's life. 2) If I go out with my phone in my pocket then any other internet connected things at home lose connection. For me these are security cameras, heating and any other users, and there are numerous other devices around the home available now which require connectivity. OP. This was my latest one. https://www.strong-eu.com/app/uploads/4_GROUTER_1200_UK_LL_LR_EN_20-06-22.pdf

Bumping this post as the OP seems to have missed it.

Your replying to a 16 year old post. How helpful.