Farmerslife

I have now extended my OA visa at Korat immigration on 3 occasions using the 800,000 baht method.

 I have only ever presented a 6 month bank statement available from Bangkok Bank on the day along with photocopies of my passbook covering the 12 month period.

Having said that my passbook shows every individual transaction. There are no amalgamated entries.

 My most recent visit was back at the very end of March.

As I sure you are already aware the manure needs to removed regularly to reduce the risk of infections. Bovine mastitis will result in your milk being rejected.

Dry manure is valuable, wet manure not so. I currently pay 30 baht for filled 20 kg bags. However, I only pay 800 baht for a dumper truck load of wet slurry.

 This time of year it will be almost impossible to dry it out.  

This article has some general information on the process here 

https://mahanakornpartners.com/

debt-recovery-practices-in-thailand/

As you acknowledge you have two issues to resolve: The current debt and the possibility of a repeat situation.

It's the word "again" in the headline that's got me.

2 minutes ago, Kildonan said:

I did the same. Works great, direct debit. 

Yes, once set up, you can forget about it*. No worries about failing to make a payment on time.  

* Useful for an oldie like me as, according to some of the younger posters on here, I am by now in the grips of dementia. ???? 

I had to set it up as a direct debit with Bangkok Bank and the PEA.

 If I remember rightly,  initially I got a form from the PEA to complete, then present to my bank and then return to the PEA.

Longwinded but it worked. ???? 

I invariably buy 5 x double tickets for each draw. Over the last year I have won on two numbers 4 times and on three numbers just once. 

 Has it changed my life? .............. No!............ I continue to buy tickets for each draw and I remain out of pocket. ????

I wonder how old it is?

Anyone importing meat illegally isn't going to be worried about such niceties.  

"What happens to it?"

The RTP are now rolling the world's biggest spliff. 

Have fun boys.

Tourists beware.

Given that the fuzz is slang for the police I find this whole headline deeply disturbing.

I would respond but I'm just about to attend a job interview in an adjacent province for the position of cigarette smuggler to Bangkok.  

Keeping your air-con on is reasonably effective. Of course, that comes at a price though.

 I find when I return home from a few days away I invariably have to deal with an infestation of ants. That said, I'm in a rural setting.

13 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:

But they do not light up anything.

They are not electricity cables. They are mostly internet fibre optic and old telephone lines.

The service providers just use the 'convenient' electricity poles.

The electricity cables are out of reach at the top of the poles.

Furthermore, it is a hell of lot easier just to attach a new cable than attempt to unravel the existing lines and remove those being replaced or superceded. It is a nationwide problem. 

I can't see it changing anytime soon, though resolving it would present a tremendous business opportunity for some enterprising company .