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The same way as many of the tourists don’t wear a helmet in the Kingdom. They see someone else not wearing one so they follow the pattern. it is not just the Thai’s

Well he was wasn’t he? Dhurr

You failed because you answered it incorrectly. there are no questions where 2 or 3 answers are correct….None. Provide us with the example you are quoting.

Stupid tourist. Drunk, lying on the floor. What does he expect. I feel sorry for the bolt driver.

Ah Bali. The Benidorm of Asia for the Australians. Too busy for me. No peace on the beach from hawkers. Roads are narrow and crowded.

I found it impossible to have a quiet beer in a bar in Nana Plaza, lol….are you serious

Quite common. Always ask the year of the bike but the 1st registered date will be in the green book. Assuming you are the 1st owner. When you sell you put the registered as new date. the big bike shops will usually offer a discount if the VIN is an earlier year. Sometimes they can use an early frame when they build the bike in 2025

If doing it online, the new 90 day should run from the date you applied.

It is the Thai way for a lot of families who can’t afford a family car. It is stupid felang comments that are ignorant of this.

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I think it would be out of reach for most people. From what I can see it is not aimed at retirees. Proposed Golden Visa Program The Vietnam Tourism Advisory Board has proposed three main visa categories: Golden Visa: Valid for 5 to 10 years, targeting individuals contributing significantly to Vietnam’s economy, tourism, or innovation sectors. Investor Visa: A 10-year visa offering a pathway to permanent residency after five years, contingent upon maintaining the investment. Talent Visa: A 5-year visa with simplified renewal procedures, aimed at highly skilled professionals in rapidly growing sectors. These visas are intended to provide more accessible and flexible residency options compared to the current DT-class investor visas, which require active business involvement and substantial capital commitments.

What has corruption got to do with this story

Has to be true. Especially when you read all the western comments on this forum.

Apologies, I echoed you thoughts 🙏

Have to say that there are a lot of worldwide bridge collapses. The US has had its fair share to be honest. However, this section of the bridge does suffer from poor construction. I do wonder how much damage was caused by the recent tremors from the Myanmar earthquake.

Thanks Mr Hindsight

I agree that Mytello is a good app. I rang the UK Pension from Thailand. Waiting over an hour for them to answer then another 35 mins of chatting. 1 hour 35 mins all up…cost 35baht with no buffering. Plenty of other callls to OZ and UK…can definitely recommend

As per usual on here, very little compassion for people’s situations. until of course, it’s their turn to ask for help.

Unless you are part of the lads family. R.I.P

Which temple, there are lots of them in Thailand 😎

Good man. Send me your address, I will buy you a helmet 😎

Not always. It is clearly signposted f you can’t

Maybe you were feeling frivolous and you did have 4!!!

How is the UK? 🙂

Jesus, stop complaining. As far as red tape (bureaucracy) goes, Thailand is one of the easiest places to move and live in. So get your ankle bracelet on a do your report. …..😎. Do it online for Gods sake.