IvorBiggun2

May be after the age of 70 the number can be changed. Why 70 I dunno.

Yep I believe the age limit was changed about 10 years ago to 7 years old..

No it's not it's 7 years old. What is the minimum age for Thai ID card? 7 years-old Thai people over 7 years-old must do their Thai ID Card according to the law.

Yes he does. It's the law. They are done age 7 at the Amphur or Tessebhan. I have 3 children.

In saying that I believe that for farangs ID has been misinterpreted to mean passport.

Every Thai from the age of 7 is required to carry their ID card at all times.

Because you're just encouraging them and they more than likely get 'lunch money' when they do home visits anyway.

I've actually seen that happen but it wasn't openly. A guy put a bag to the side desk he was sitting at and gently slid the bag over to the officer with his foot. By the way. giving tea money is legal in Thailand should anyone ask. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40505-022-00231-5#:~:text=In developing countries%2C public servants,Indonesia%2C but legal in Thailand.

What a silly statement/comparison.

And neither will any other breed or animal.

But these days you can get instant video via your android.

I got broke into a few years back. Okay I had 2 Cocker Spaniels who barked at intruders/visitors but it makes no difference as both dogs were poisoned. Dogs are not a deterrent to criminals.

Chihuahua's aka 'fanny lickers'. Liked by old ladies who carry them around in their handbags for said purpose.

Geese have been used as guardian animals for centuries. Why? Because they are uniquely suited to the task. Not only are their piercing honks excellent alarms, but they are instinctively protective and more naturally suited to guard work than humans, or even dogs.

Same happened too me when I did my first stamp transfer to my new passport. Hence why I know there is no charge for the service. Officers name is Khun Arcade if anyone comes across him.

Sorry I should have made it clear. I was referring to the second part of your answer.

Coming 18 years and only time I've been asked for money was when i got asked once for 400 baht to have my old passport visa stamps transferred to my new passport. I refused to pay. Shoulders were shrugged and I got my stamps transferred no more said.

Tosh

Yes you are part of the problem. They think all farangs are dumb asses with too much money.

My 18th year and only one home visit.

Not just him but all farang.

Thank you 'Kickstart' you couldn't have wrote better. It's as per what I thought regarding the current price. Due to the the current growing conditions and climate the harvested crop is relatively high priced which is to be expected. This is what spurred the question. Will it remain profitable. As per the Thai way. Due to the price being high many farmers will now start growing cassava causing over production causing a crash in the market as we've seen with other crops ie mushrooms, rubber, sugarcane etc etc. The cassava crop may be a good price now but nobody is harvesting due to no rain.

I just take my hospital ID card which has the same number on it as my pink ID card. If I recall correctly.

Of course not but banks are a law unto themselves

No law available. But there is a law which ID's must be carried.