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Pattaya46

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  1. A chanote does not give a legal address,

    a chanote is issued by the Land Office and is the same as a deed in the West.

    They ask for the Chanote as it's the only document that can prove you are the owner of this condo unit.

    The Blue Book for a farang owned condo unit is a useless document as there is nowhere your name in it.

  2. For a condo? Shouldn't I just need the condo deed?

    No Blue Book. Just bring your Passport and your Chanote.

    You will need 1 copy of each page of the Chanote. You can make the copies on place.

    Why would that mean there would be "a lot there?"

    If they all paid on time would that mean there'd be fewer people paying their bills?

    If they pay in time, they usually make in in one of hundred of 7/11 or other payment places.

  3. Sent 2 mill from thailand to australia in 2013 bank to bank, from memory kasikorn bank (central festival shopping mall pattaya) would only let me send around 1 mill baht per transaction and charged around 1000 baht each time, sent the other mill a few weeks after the first. Overall had no problem with Kasi even though i thought i would encounter some problem.

    I send back about $40'000 to Europe 3 years ago (so about 1.2? million baht) from Kasikorn Pattaya near Tukcom.

    It took me more than 3 hours before they accept to transfer it, and I had to return home get more documents about my bank operation. In fact they didn't had the power/right to do it and they had to fax many document to someone in Kasikorn Bangkok...

    I will have next time to ask precisely what are their rules and the ceiling of wires they can accept without Bangkok authorisation

  4. the surface of the northbound road from about opposite Alangkarn going north towards Chaiyapruk is being removed for resurfacing.

    It must be a huge works area; Alangkarn is at about 10 km from Chaiyapruk ! blink.png

    mapalk-s.jpg

  5. You should have put "English breakfast" in the title wink.png

    Why. Is omelet and salad an english breakfast, if so i have been going wrong all these years by not living in England.

    I think it's for breakfast same as for language:

    Americans, Australians,.... speak "English"

    Americans, Australians,.... eat "English" breakfast (or alike)

    My point was that in most countries you will not get omelette, beacon or sausage for breakfast wink.png

  6. Hi sdlo.

    If you have a bank account in Bangkok Bank then register with Bualuang Securities http://www.bualuang.co.th/en/index.php then Log in via http://we06.settrade.com/bls/en/ Play the market via your desktop or the Streaming app on your Ipad or Iphone. I've been using this for over a year now.

    I have a friend who uses that too: their site/software using settrade is just a nightmare !

    I had to help him many times because this site looks like it is 10 years old and never got any update. It's not working on FireFox and not displaying correctly on recent versions of IE; It requires an obsolete version of Java Runtime (jre-6u21?) that Windows7 warned regularly to use, but any update makes impossible to display the (bad) graphics; etc.

    I know that Bualuang now offers an other tool, Aspen, and recently added Streaming and iAlgo.

    Which one do you use?

    Which one those who trade SET would recommend?

    Thanks

  7. At any petrol station, the same as in every civilized country in the world.

    I don't know for Jomtien specifically, but around Pattaya many/most Petrol Stations

    do *not* have an air machine, or at least an air machine that works wink.png

    The main activity of the countless little garages is repairing flat tires !

    So they do have air smile.png and price is 5 baht for a bike. wink.png

  8. // how about telling that to the people that have no choice but to use Nong Khai for their extensions who may have to leave Thailand and their homes and families because they cannot fulfil, to quote you "their rogue style of enforcement".

    Seriously... rolleyes.gif

    Nobody will have to leave even if this rules applies to the whole Thailand.

    All what you need to stay in fact is a bit more of 65'000 baht:

    - you send it to your Thai bank Month 1

    - you take it and send it back to you home country account

    - you send it to your Thai bank Month 2

    - etc. smile.png

    You don't need to have 12x65'000 baht, just to use the same 65'000 every month wink.png

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  9. $2900 per year to live here on a semi-permanent basis when 99% of expats don't pay any income tax - biggest bargain of all time! What would your tax bill be back home?

    1- $2900 ? Why bring a foreign currency in this discussion ? To force most members to make conversions ? sad.png

    2- I doubt a lot about this 99%! Many expats still have to pay income tax in their home country. In my case I would have to prove I pay taxes in Thailand to not have to pay them in my country.

  10. There are some new procedures in place at Jomtien immigration for renewing the retirement visa: ...

    Sorry Rimmer but I find your post very confusing.

    You don't need a book (yellow or blue) to get an Extension with reason being Retirement

    It may be needed for a few persons, but for most all they need is

    an utility bill (Internet, Electricity,...) with their name and address.

    Note: I made my Extension last month in Jomtien. wink.png

  11. Get into the baht bus, get off close to your destination, pay the cost and walk away.

    Payment is at the station, before the bahtbus drive from it. At least still like that 3 weeks ago.

    If that is too difficult, walk across the road and get a regular baht bus, you may have to change/get another one, but you will have shown them.............wink.png

    Good luck with that. Very few bahtbus driving here,

    and as they just quit their station they are usually full and will not stop there, even for you wink.png

  12. A friend has removed all the screens from his 10th floor condo.

    I am at a 15th floor and removed these ugly screens when I bought the place. smile.png

    I like to let the window-doors opened in the evening.

    It's no problem now and most of time,

    but there is a short period during the rain season where 1 or 2 mosquitos

    regularly find a way to my condo, so I have one of theses "Zap rackets" wink.png

    I suspect they arrive from the corridor: stairs or lifts.

  13. Don't forget that Thailand has no building safety regulations and balustrades are often much lower than in Western countries.

    // but in Thailand it is 20 cm lower and they miss it and just topple straight over.

    They do have safety regulations

    and for hotels & condos balustrade height

    it's the same value as many European countries. smile.png

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