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Last week in the BP. https://www.bangkokpost.com/property/2773808/cabinet-endorses-property-stimulus

Many airlines will book with a partner/codeshare to allow a single ticket purchase eg Qatar from Chiang Rai to London as per the pic. Saves you going with the likes of Kiwi who you don't want to have to deal with if anything goes wrong.

What I see is: "+" package is ~ 10 baht/min (including subscription) "003" package is ~ 4 baht/min (including subscription) "00500" package was 2.5 baht/min but the AIS webpage detailing it says it expired in 2018 "005" package is 10 baht/min Where did you see the 2.5 baht/min cost?

https://aseannow.com/topic/1357544-which-servicesapps-to-replicate-skypes-calling-to-us-landline-and-mobile-numbers

I don't think it's the threads that are obnoxious, it's your responses to posts, especially if they are not directly addressing your question.

What has DTAC ( a telecomms company) got to do with this thread about the Thai Digital Arrival Card or TDAC? 😜

The site does not mention when it's to be done, only the press releases/anouncements etc. If you use the site it becomes obvious when you get to the arrival date field.

Yes, the site is available in English. Did you try it yet and find the answer to your question?

https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

Do a dummy run on the website and all will be revealed. Hint - look for what arrival dates can be selected.

Agreed, but you never mentioned the "and mode of transport" bit in your earlier post. I think it's fair to say it's still a Work in Progress.

The airlines you mention are neither direct or non-stop except EVA. I don't know what site you were on but the page you have shown seems strange. No regular Thai airways ticket has a baggage allowance of 20 kgs (23 is the minimum for this route in Economy Class) and booking these flights direct from TG would currently price at 43,520 THB (or 1,294 USD equivalent). I realise prices fluctuate and this is still more expensive than you mention for the other airlines), but if the site you're using is that far out I'd be checking elsewhere. (Hope I've got the date/times right?)

Incorrect. Also incorrect - highlight the entry and press backspace to remove it. You can then continue with the form.

Indicates to me they were in the process of backtracking when I took the screenshot as the other three red asterisks have also gone now.

TAT have already said that will be added before the system live deadline, so fingers crossed they're true to their word.

TDAC departure details now required before form can be completed and submitted. That's going to cause some issues.

You're thinking of this one probably. https://aseannow.com/topic/608166-the-hit-and-run-restaurant-review-thread/

Of a notice in Sainsbury's in the UK when the government there made a similar move on 6th April 2018.

I think a year after posting that AventurasEnMadrid may have already travelled, but if you are referring to the recent service introduction by The Transport Co. which goes from DMK to the new bus station on Sukhumvit Road then the latest service departs at 17:30 so would not have been suitable. If there's another service please post details.

It won't be. The DWP have no mechanism in place to take tax off the UK State Pension and it's always paid out in full even if it exceeds the Personal Allowance. If it does exceed the PA then your other pensions will be coded to recover the tax amount that would have been due on the State Pension.

Still there for me after logging in and selecting my account using Firefox on a Win 11 laptop. Don't know if that's any help as you don't mention how you're using the system or with what.

I suspect he means that if you omit departure information when first completing a TDAC (as discussed a few posts up) and then don't add it before your departure you may encounter problems at the immigration auto gate on exit. Personally I suspect they're not that smart but time will tell.

Non EU (UK) carrier with the flight origin a non EU (UK) territory means EU(UK)261 does not apply.

What did you get from this firm that you think would be acceptable to immigration as evidence should they ever ask for it? Given there is nowhere in the submittable tax forms to mention/offset UK tax paid, do you think the "BKK firm" might have just made things up to make you feel at ease and pocket a few baht of your cash?

Going by FlorC's experience you might expect a few yellow emojis for this statement.