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Battery Tricycles - Mobility Scooters
IvorBiggun2 replied to rohitsuk's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
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Battery Tricycles - Mobility Scooters
IvorBiggun2 replied to rohitsuk's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Different place different laws. TiT Tuesday 22 February 2022 PHUKET: People caught riding electric scooters on public roads may be fined up to B10,000 under an order issued by Phuket Provincial Police Commander Maj Gen Sermphan Sirikong. -
Battery Tricycles - Mobility Scooters
IvorBiggun2 replied to rohitsuk's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
So what of the law? The 1979 Vehicles Act is silent about electric vehicles such as this which is less than 50cc/500W. The Land Transportation Department confirms that formal registration is neither required nor available. It follows that insurance is not obtainable, so any damage to the vehicle or theft or accident injury is the sole responsibility of the driver. Driving on motorways is prohibited. -
They get looked after in jail. They will be given jobs educating life's basic. Policeman who lived next-door to me shot dead 2 family friends and wounded his wife by shooting her in the mouth. Sentenced to life in jail which is 33 years max. With pardons and good behaviour he'll be unlucky if he does 15 years.
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I think it's possible if the plod was able to work the jail 'Gloryhole' for 20 years.
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Special Feature: What happens when a foreigner dies in Thailand???
IvorBiggun2 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Someone's got their figures wrong. https://time.com/4250811/travel-safety/ -
Worst Joke Ever 2024
IvorBiggun2 replied to warfie's topic in Jokes - Puzzles and Riddles - Make My Day!
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As indicated earlier, post 2.
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Not so enjoyable if you get a power surge and you lose your computer, fridge etc etc. That can prove to be an expensive pastime.
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Luckily the victim had that Buddha talisman around his neck or he'd now be dead for sure. ???? Posted 7 hours ago
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I can honestly say I don't think this rain season is any worse than in seasons past.
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Apple mangos is the way to go.
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As BBQ'd meat alone it should cover their losses. Get cooking.
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For the 'countersignature' I got a retired Brit friend to sign stating occupation 'retired'.
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I got my kids passports, UK & Thai, before I took them to the UK. No problems.
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I didn't want to repeat the rubbish you are peddling. In your opinion if a person hasn't got the monies required to obtain a visa/extension, then it's legal to have a third party/agent to have it for you. And you pay him 16,000, whatever, is that correct? I see that 16,000 as being tea money or a bribe which is illegal. I believe the only time one can use an agent is for a 90 day report.
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Complete and utterly wrong. Many guys up here in Buriram use Pattaya cuz it's cheaper than Buriram. The most I was asked for at Buriram stadium, 3-4 years ago was 32,000. I'm legit and not once in my 17 years here have I used an agent. If you have to do it under the table you shouldn't be living here is my belief.
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Even if the IO is caught giving visas to Chinese nationals who didn't use the visa for its intended purpose? And the Chinese national was caught selling fake spectacles in Bangkok?
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It would work if he was paying for it under the table. Many guys use Pattaya to pay under the table but live in Buriram. Buriram Immigration operate as agents for themselves and charge 16000 for a Retirement Extension.
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If the visa is obtained 'under the table then it's not legit. For an 'under the table' visa/extension one is able to do it anywhere provided you find a bent immigration officer which shouldn't be hard.
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Not that I condone the use of agents but the stadium office in Buriram will do one under the table for 16,000 I believe. Buyers of fake visas beware.
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Why, when registering your return to Kalasin, do you have to show a KR 2?
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I'm surprised nobody has asked me where I got my info. Anyways I was on a Thailand forum when a guy mentioned the 95%. At the time I queried his statement. This is his reply. I didn't believe him so I asked a policeman who I knew well and he confirmed it to be fact.
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Thai laws http://thailaws.com/law/t_laws/tlaw0140_5.pdf
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The police get 95% of all fines issued. The government get the remaining 5%. The 95% is divided between all police staff within the confines of the station of the issuing officer. It's pooled so that officers that remain at their office get an equal share.
