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Tourists Caught Engaging in Sex on Bang Lamung Beach
Briggsy replied to Georgealbert's topic in Pattaya News
Don't run. Avert your gaze. If necessary take a stick. -
Tourists Caught Engaging in Sex on Bang Lamung Beach
Briggsy replied to Georgealbert's topic in Pattaya News
There are loads of stray dogs around Krating Lai beach. Can be quite tricky to walk around. -
Which country is this? Is it a UK PSC? The first stop is a contract of employment. This may exist but it probably won't mention remote working which is required. The next thing to try would be a "professional portfolio". If these are inappropriate, then as you said, just write a letter as director of the company which I presume you are stating what you do and show that you can do your work remotely. This will depend on the nature of your work, of course. I obtained a workcation DTV. My contract of employment did not mention remote working but I got my manager to write a letter stating that I could. That was accepted.
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Man Takes Responsibility for Dogs in Thai Bike Crash - video
Briggsy replied to snoop1130's topic in Isaan News
Whilst not impossible, it is difficult for dogs to bite your leg on a motorbike or bicycle. It is important not to panic. -
It is absolutely incredible how any critical thinking and morality is put to one side when Trump commands it of his followers. To a man, they all fall in with "Putin good, Zelensky bad". What has caused them to lose their hearts and minds?
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As you correctly pointed out, without working in Thailand (and you would require a salary of 100,000 Baht per month generally) permanent residence application is a no-go. I suspect the IO's just want as many off extension due to marriage as possible as it is more work for them for no benefit and the IO was maybe just throwing out random ideas.
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There is no requirement to resign to renew the work permit and extend the permission to stay. Perhaps your school has either made an error (and resigning would be the way to fix it) or has come up with some idea (and needs you to resign to put it into effect). You will need to ask them. If you do resign, do you trust them to re-employ you? Also it may effect any redundancy pay you may be due.
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It was the cleverest move for the trans lot to hitch their (band)wagon to other worthy causes. It has taken them a ridiculously long way deep into the realms of power. It truly is a latter day "The Emperor New Clothes".
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Including housing benefit and council tax reduction with PIP and Universal Credit, the total benefit to the scrounger claimant is in excess of £25,000. If you got a job you would need to earn in excess of £30,000 p.a. to just remain in the same situation. And I haven't even factored in commuting costs!. A lot of claimants cannot command £30,000 p.a. You would need to have skills to earn this in the UK. Even if they could get a job for £30,000, why would they bother? That is why millions of people in the UK are long-term unemployed. The system has funneled them to this place. No government is bold enough to make the decisions to make work financially appealing nor make claiming benefits unappealing. Not the conservatives, not labour.
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Pattaya Bars Empty Amid Low Season and Shifting Tourism Trends
Briggsy replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
More Chinese night clubs on Third Road. -
Tips for first time tourists, especially western teenage girls
Briggsy replied to OneMoreFarang's topic in General Topics
At each full moon party, there are gangs there with specific aims. Some aim to steal as many phones, money and bags as possible and they do. Some aim to rape women, irrespective of whether they are very drunk or drugged or spiked. Every backpacker I have met here turns to the topic of conversation to full moon parties within five minutes so they are going to go. It is a rite of passage, it seems. Warn them of the dangers. But they will have their phone stolen. -
To be honest @kwilco, I know you are both knowledgeable and passionate about road safety, but have you ever considered that the Thai police are incompetent, untrained and uninterested. The only reason they would draw up a map of the paths of both vehicles would be if there was an obvious financial incentive to do that and even then they would not have a clue what they were doing. What they would do is rather than having an evidence-led investigation they would predetermine the outcome that they wished to see and then fit the evidence to lead to this outcome. They always do this. They pay to join, pay for their promotions and need to pay their superiors each month. Ensuring a steady income stream is paramount. They are not interested in road safety. Where is the money in that?
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Headteacher Shot by Husband in Attempted Murder-Suicide in Buriram
Briggsy replied to Georgealbert's topic in Isaan News
What a selfish pri**. -
Taiwan Labels Thailand as High-Risk Travel Destination
Briggsy replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I think the underlying story that is not being told here is that these scam centres, and entire towns, are linked to highly organised crime which could not exist without at the very least, and probably a lot more, the Thai authorities turning a blind eye. Obviously the Taiwanese government is not going to public state that but that is what they are concerned about. -
Thailand's Raw Fish Habit Fuels Liver Cancer Surge
Briggsy replied to snoop1130's topic in Isaan News
It is completely mind-blowing that after decades, yes decades, of awareness of this solid link, that the situation remains this bad. All you need to do is cook the fish. It is not hard. The alternative is liver (bile duct) cancer. -
Ex-Thai Actress Accuses British Husband of Fraud and Infidelity
Briggsy replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Thai ex-actress? Since no change of citizenship.- 106 replies
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Thai PM Assures Locals: No Israeli Takeover in Pai District - video
Briggsy replied to snoop1130's topic in Chiang Mai News
Classic "reductio ad absurdum". Officials take a ridiculous claim which is easily refuted and use it to create both a false premise and a distraction that there is no problem. As others have stated here, the real problem is overtourism and badly-behaving tourists and the dismal lack of processes and competent people to deal with that overtourism and badly-behaving tourists, first and foremost the police but also zoning and planning by the local amphoe. This then emboldens developers, business people and badly-behaved tourists to take their illegal development, illegal behaviour up a notch over and over until the local people who are not directly plugged in to the tourist dollar are up in arms. -
Somebody in Thai Airways or CAAT or Bangkok ATC is feeding these stories to the press. I really don't think it is a good idea. Airlines declare emergencies or divert / return for all sorts of reasons. There are very strict laid-out procedures for all manners of situations. In addition, pilots can contact Thai Airways for instructions or advice en route. Without context and background understanding, it could present a distorted image to the public who may understand little more than the phrases 'emergency' and 'Thai Airways'.
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Pai's Deportation of International Musician Sparks Outcry
Briggsy replied to webfact's topic in Chiang Mai News
Yes, really! Check again, did it ever actually materialise?