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I can't stand soccer so I'll be watching some paint dry and then 'Early Doors' to finish off.

Is it?

You can only drive in Thailand, using a IDP, for 3 months prior to it becoming illegal. Thereafter a Thai licence must be obtained. If things haven't really changed other than you have married why not get a Thai licence before now?

After 10 years of visiting/knowing your teelak you suddenly decide to get married without raising your concerns prior to that event. Why now? I'd call that bad planning.

That goes without saying but you said "It isn't allowed to bring meat products into Thailand because they could contain animal diseases and spread those diseases.". So how does Australian beef manage to enter Thailand unrestricted?

So why is 'AUSTRALIAN BLACK ANGUS WAGYU RUMP' on sale in Thailand?

But as stated earlier black pudding and Haggis is on sale in Thailand. No need to smuggle it in.

The Beagles are intended to catch rare foods other than farangs sandwich fillers.

It all boils down to ones taste.

It's processed so no problems.

I buy from this guy weekly. He doesn't seem to have problems. GRANTS HAGGIS…………………..………………………..…392GM………….....200 BAHT/TIN AUSTRALIAN BLACK ANGUS WAGYU RUMP…………APPROX 3.5 KG PIECES…425 BAHT/KILO https://nookiesdelights.3baht.net/docs/Nookies Price List.pdf

Agreed. They've now gave us Khon Kaen on the 24th as the contract date with an appointment time of 4pm. They say the signing will take approx 1 hr to include any questions that we may ask.

We're getting a bit of a runaround at present. When first contacted by GMM we were told Dec 21 was the day to sign the contract in Bangkok. Okay, not really a problem even though our kids will lose 2/3 school days. About 5 days ago GMM contacted my wife and changed the venue to Khon Kaen on the 17th. Still not a problem as we are located bang in the middle between Khon Kaen and Bangkok. Next day they called again to say cancel Khon Kaen, and Bangkok was back on. Since then they've called again to say they can't decide which venue to use, leaving me dumbfounded as a simple task of signing a contract seems to be beyond them.

Why don't folks use a radar warning app?

I dunno if that 183 days have to be continuous. https://www.litrg.org.uk/tax-guides/migrants/residence-and-domicile/when-someone-resident-uk#:~:text=If you are physically present,the UK for that year.

License/licence! What does it matter? We got the posters drift.

It's been done by a dog. I had the same problem a couple of years back. The dog was a puppy and was sleeping under the car during the day. Luckily my car was new and the dealers replaced the damaged part free.

So?

Good post.

If your parents have joint names on their utility bills then you are not classified as living there if no utility bills have your name on them. So you can't keep your UK license registered to that address. Do not feed the troll.

If a utility bill in your name is asked to prove abode and identity then that could prove difficult. Next question. What is your address for the other45 weeks of the year.

Exactly as my wife sees it. I know this and so does my wife & daughter. It simply boils down to keeping ones fingers crossed. Even if my daughter fails now you can be sure she won't give up. The band she's in won the competition they were in yesterday. Next round in Roi Et. PS the band competition is nothing to do with GMM. 2 separate things.

David Paul Evans · Follow Former Head of Fintech Partnerships (2017–2022)4y Yes. It’s no longer enough to have a U.K. address to renew your licence; the DVLA will look for proof of residency. My UK licence came up for renewal after a few years of living in Ireland and I wasn’t allowed to renew even though I still had a flat in London at the time. The one way around that is to keep paying some U.K. utility bills (as “proof”) but that’s not often practical.

I see your point of view, along with all other responders, to my problem. My wife thinks that because she's never seen/heard of any complaints about GMM taking advantage of their stars, for want of a better word, then they must be okay and I'm worrying too much. I'm kinda stuck in a hole of what to do for the best. Either way I can see myself getting the blame if things go tits up. But if things go well it'll be 'I told you so'.

Had words with my missus yesterday evening and she's decided she will ask some of the questions posters and I have raised. A question for some intellectual. When signing a contract is there such a thing as a cooling off period whereby one can change their mind after having the contract copy legally looked at?