Drunk driver obviously unharmed......didn't the (very rich) BKK car dealer do the same a few years ago, but couldn't be tested for drugs or alcohol by the RTP as he had bumped his head and had to be rushed to hospital
File attached, but you can do it online....
https://extranet.immigration.go.th/
TR has just advised noi need to TM28!!!
landlord_notification_receipt.pdf
You can do the TM30 online....it is the house owners/gf's responsibility.
If you have moved to that address you need to complete a TM28.....in theory within 24 hours AND report to the local police that that is where you are living......although the police aren't interested and will wonder what you are on about.
Ha!.....My 'Thai cousins' have just returned from Cambodia......none of them have a passport.
I asked the wife how do they cross country to country?......She explained they work for the Chinese who send a photo of each of them to the border guards along with a description of the clothes they will be wearing (plus a wodge of cash).....job done.
I am thrilled not to own a gun.......I would be serving life if I had one and 20/30 morons in my village would have been wasted.
NO ONE has the right to play music loud enough to disturb another person's peace.
The only real deterrent would be to impound the car they are driving for 12 months and pay for its storage......even if it is their brother's/cousin's etc........that would make them think twice
Relax.....CP will take them over soon. Then CP will be able to increase the price of the empty packets of food they currently sell and make another killing.
No way that is correct.........you are always liable for UK tax (as a British citizen) on income earned in the UK, including pensions, dividends, interest payments..........regardless of where you live.