HashBrownHarry

34 minutes ago, smedly said:

I consulted the Oracle

Can you share his number pls?

5 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Not currently. In addition will be interesting to what the future holds regarding VE.

Not just here in Thailand but countries like Vietnam, Japan etc

Totally agree.

I don't understand that if people are married ( or have kids ) why they don't just get the Non O ( if under 50 ).

3 hours ago, Don Mega said:

Q. What's involved?

A. Lots.

 

Q. Costs / paperwork etc?

A. A fair bit / Yes.

 

Q. Anyone have any contact info?

A. Yes.

Excellent, thanks for the info, i shall move forward now.

Appreciate it.

3 hours ago, mr mr said:

apology accepted with grace i see. you sound like a tip top fellow.

thx

3 hours ago, steve187 said:

 

maybe an attitude adjustment would help in your quest,

Let's look at the evidence

1. your initial comment was trying to be a smart ars#

2. you apologized which i accepted

3. you've now posted for the 3rd time offering no info at all.

So yeah, a complete waste of time, all 3 of your posts

Some hotels in BKK are open, mate just stayed a night there.

You won't have any problem finding one.

4 minutes ago, Mama Noodle said:

Hmmm what? 

Well if he's on a 4/4 rotation and coming to Thailand every time he's 'off' should that not require some sort of visa?

I'll help you out here, that's 6 months ( approx ) a year here or 6 visits.

50 minutes ago, herfiehandbag said:

1) "if you don't like it leave" is the emptiest of responses to debate!

 

2) Given the time at which you made your post,(0400 Thai time) you are either an insomniac or have taken your own advice and left!

2) Insomniac why? i'm up at 0430-0500 and most definately have enough sleep, what a silly comment.

2 minutes ago, steve187 said:

https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1165547-shipping-my-motorbike-to-thailand-from-the-uk/

 

 

edit  sorry misread the title

Apology accepted, and since you know nothing about this subject there's really no point you commenting again!

Just now, steve187 said:

why have you started another topic. didn't like the answers you got on your first one.

 

easy don't do it

Where?

What's involved?

Costs / paperwork etc?

Anyone have any contact info?

Thx.

1 hour ago, rkidlad said:

My missus speaks English with native-speakers and other foreigners with full confidence. Once she’s speaking English with other Thais abroad, etc, she seems to get nervous and alters her speech pattern. I feel there’s a sense of competition. 

Yes, i agree about when there's a group there's a sense of competition, something like a badge of honour the better they speak it.

1 hour ago, Lacessit said:

I tune out when women are talking together. My ears take enough of a beating when they are talking to me.

I lug in to what they're saying and 99.9999999999% of the time they're talking utter gash, ignorance is bliss.

3 minutes ago, Leaver said:

What about all the other countries that make up the tourist demographic here?

 

 

I can't comment on them as i don't know.

Another note i forgot the mention, i don't think the returning Thais will be paying 1000 baht per day, no chance.

Where's your info on this from?

28 minutes ago, Leaver said:

Isn't that why some hotels here have been rented by the government, to house returning Thai's?  Isn't the price 1000 baht a day?

 

Many other countries doing the same. 

 

Only cooks and cleaners allowed in, and some admin staff.  Other than that, it's locked down, and is guarded, to ensure no one in, and no one out.   

In the UK, it'll with be at home from 8th June - no prison.

3 minutes ago, Leaver said:

 

This is what I said:

 

"but may face 14 days forced quarantine, at their own expense, upon arriving back in their home country."

 

So that's a 2 week holiday in Thailand, then a possible 2 week forced quarantine (in a guarded facility) at the traveler's expense, upon going back to their home country.

 

That could make a holiday to Thailand quite expensive, and you have lost your other 2 weeks of holidays. 

A guarded facility, are most peoples houses guarded now, guarded by who?

Does it not mean you're told to stay home and you're left to be trusted?

But yes, i understand that holidaying may become terribly unpractical.

On 5/24/2020 at 8:27 PM, papa al said:

OP:

No, no, no, no.!

Thailand has the cheapest small bikes in the world.

Many repos now w/ Covid thing.

Buyers market bigtime.

Papa looking for bargain?

7 hours ago, Wongkitlo said:

I used to like them but haven't been for a year or more. There was a farung guy who worked for him then and I guess his job was to look after the equipment. He used to come and inspect the broken stuff and then leave. Never fixed anything. The girl who used to work at the Sukhumvit one used to buy her own oil for the machines because she would report them as needing oiled and nothing ever happened. She became sick of everyone complaining so she fixed them herself. Then she left and they just all broke. Was sad and very frustrating that no one cared. They opened this beautiful new gym with new equipment and it just all broke because I one maintained it. I went past Sukhumvit in a songtaew today. I only saw quickly but it looked like all the equipment was gone.

Generally Thais don't maintain ANYTHING.

On 5/20/2020 at 2:25 PM, Leaver said:

Tourists may be able to come to Thailand for a holiday, but may face 14 days forced quarantine, at their own expense, upon arriving back in their home country. 

 

That makes for an expensive holiday, and a long time off work. 

Only self isolation at home is expected.

Does anyone know where to buy these?

Thx.

1 hour ago, TaaSaparot said:

I just think its interesting among the doom and gloom that there is always someone who is giving it a go, no matter what the naysayers say.

One would think more money than sense.