The fine used to be ;
Driver with no helmet, B500
Passenger with no helmet,B1000
It the changed 2 or three years ago.
Driver with no helmet,B400
Can't remember what the passenger went down to.
B150 must have been a brown envelope job.
Under the UK double taxation agreement, any income tax paid in UK can be offset against tax due in Thailand. In your case you should only declare any monies remitted to Thailand, ie 150k to per month.
If you had the rbs account before you moved to Thailand and it is still active they will not close it. Only problem is Natwest issue the RBS debit cards and they will only send new ones to a UK address. Ps, they have known I live in Thailand since I moved here ten years ago
A. You must have a licence to fly one
B. If it has a camera it must be registered with the Thai Civil Aviation Authority
C. You may not fly within 30 metres of a building
D. You may not fly over a village
These things are a pain in the neck and an invasion of privacy.
If it's in a normal high St. Bank in the UK, you don't have to move it. I've lived here for ten years and still have my uk account,(no interest though), with RBS.