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I use to use SWIFT but I thought that was extremely expensive.

Been married in Thailand 17 years. Me and the missus went to Buriram IO to do my annual extension. We forgot our marriage certs and were allowed to go to Buriram Amphur and get a signed copy there. No problem

My missus says any Amphur can print off a copy a marriage certificate. All Amphurs are computer linked. Just send off a copy of your passport/ID card. You may be asked for a small payment but it's so small they may disregard it.

All I wanted to do was transfer 9,000 GBP from my UK bank to the Bangkok Bank via 'Wise' using my Debit Card. My bank in the UK denied the transaction every time because I never asked for their permission first. My Debit Card had the money in my account to cover the transfer. So why do I have to get my UK banks permission to do the transfer? What really gets up my nose is the fact to get their permission I have to do it by phone, 6 hours time difference, and wait a ridiculous time in a queue to get that permission. Why can't I do it by a 'secure message'?

In 17 years all forms. copies etc surplus to requirement always get handed back. Never dispatched to the waste paper basket. That is in all the 6-7, division 4, offices I've registered at in that time.

So does anyone know what the maximum limit is to do an international money transfer?

It's an internet bank associated with the Co-operative bank in the UK.

^ Interesting.

I have a bank account with 'Smile Bank'. All's well and good until I want to transfer money to my bank account in Thailand using 'Wise'. I think between me and Smile Bank there is a misunderstanding. More likely me. Anyway I want to transfer 9,000 GBP through 'Wise', paying with my 'Debit Card'. Is it correct that I have to get permission from 'Smile Bank' before I can do the transfer? Or is the transfer done just between me and 'Wise' and my 'Debit Card'? I hope I've explained that correctly. Getting old is no fun.

I confirm that. I use a 'Smile' account.

16+ years ago I was warned/told that Thais will only physically fight for 2 things, land and women.

It's your copy. Legally it's yours. You should ask for it. I doubt the Amphur would give you a replacement unless you report it lost with a police report.

You each get a copy of the M Cert. So where's your copy?

Browsec is free

The dogs in the picture show the dogs were well contained. They also have collars on and a lead on top of the fence. Not the dogs fault if the woman entered the area that they were expected to protect. Why didn't the dogs attack the woman that found her body? Read the full article. From the article.

Compared to dogs, how many Thais are killed on the roads yearly? Should they stop allowing Thais to drive? It's not the dogs but the owners that are at fault.

I couldn't get passed the first episode series one. Who the hell would follow an untrained dog up an hill for it to discover the skeletal remains of a body of the actual person Bosch was looking for? Then, post that, the crime scene was something out of a Keystone Cops movie.

The man Putin couldn't kill 'Alexei Navalny' I dunno if I got the heads up on here or from somewhere else? But either way, whoever I got the heads up from, 'THANK YOU' very much. An absolutely brilliant film about an amazing brilliant man.

I thought a child under 15 could not be prosecuted in Thailand?

Do they have licensed driving instructors in Thailand? Just wondered.

I would sincerely hope so.

Ditto.

Doesn't look too bad for someone that allegedly had his skull crushed a few day prior to the picture.

He also has a farang get together (drinking session) on a Sunday, just outside of Nong Ki off of route 24, where you can buy many different farang foods. https://nookiesdelights.3baht.net/docs/Nookies Price List.pdf https://www.nookiesdelights.3baht.net/

Originally I bought my first one a good few years back. My wife liked the fruit and bought another 6-7 about 4 years ago. We just bought them locally from folk that drive around selling plants/trees etc. I bought based on the picture that showed the fruit. At first I was led to believe it was called an 'Apple mango'.