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  1. Why do you think it would nullify double taxation agreements? Double taxation agreements would still legally operate. IE NO CHANGE THERE. Stop scaremongering and put your brain in gear.
  2. Traffic congestion, yet the government wants to build a bridge so that even more vehicles can come onto the island!!!.
  3. Pleasantly surprised at Samui Imm. t. his month as there was no charge for cor. Required passport, TM30 and copy of house book.
  4. You've misread the op. He wants to renew after he arrives in Thailand. Why, no-one knows. Should do it while still in the UK.
  5. As an ex Customs officer I can tell you that if the goods are used and personal and you are moving residence, as long as they are more than 6 months old you will not have any charges
  6. Certainly at night Have done both numerous times over the last ten years, gone through police checkpoints and never had a problem.
  7. You didn't read the post. His uk and Thai licenses have expired.
  8. For your info, TM 30's are not issued at Samui main immigration office but at their other offic near Chaweng Noi. (Just in case you have to do your own )
  9. If it's a bike, kick start it. If no kick start, then it's a scooter. Take the registration to a dealer and order new keys
  10. My understanding from the UK-Thai double taxation agreement is thus. If you have a government service pension,(ie civil service, armed forces, teacher etc.), they are explicitly non taxable in Thailand. Old age pensions and private pensions are taxable in Thailand. Any tax paid on these pensions in the UK can be used to offset any Thai tax liabilities. You are also entitled to Thai tax deductions for,among others, health insurance premiums, children's education costs etc.. The qualifying days spent in Thailand under UK - Thai double taxation agreements are 183 days. If you bring in an exempt pension you would have to prove that it is indeed an exempt pension. ( wise transfers may be a problem in this regard)
  11. I hope he signed a new double taxation agreement while he was here as the current one runs out in June I believe.
  12. Running eye clinic in Bangkok is very good. Had a detached retina fixed there 4 years ago. Great treatment. Great surgeon.
  13. I had cataract surgery in suratthani some 3 years ago at a private hospital. No need for an overnight stay. I was back in my hotel within the hour. Next day I had to call in for a checkup before going home. The previous year I had detached retina surgery in Bangkok and had to stay one night otherwise my insurance would not pay as it would have fallen under outpatient treatment not inpatient. So no requirement from the hospital to stay but maybe necessary to be covered by your medical insurance.
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