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  1. China will always take something strategic back in return for any foreign investment ie control of a port or long standing permission to host a military base.. It may look good in the press that China is helping in foreign aid or improving the welfare of poor nations but there is always a "payback" !
  2. same here ! many lack etiquette and attitude to customer service - wrong attitude has a negative impact
  3. Look at the area of coverage ! If you are International Traveller then ok an International Policy is a good idea BUT if you only stay in Thailand or lets say just go to the European Union occasionally , then it pays to look for a "Thailand only policy" as the premiums for International Policies increase substantially for cover in USA/Europe etc and for things you might never need or are not applicable ( ie repatriation of body etc ) Then, if you go to Europe you can just take a Schengen insurance policy for the period there . As always , look for a reputable insurer underwritten by a reputable body and read the small print .
  4. I would first check the colour of the engine oil - if any signs of being milky likely to be head gasket . If you have an auto gearbox like the Toyota Vigo ( big box) then could be seal leak from engine to gearbox ( I had this issue - solution - gearbox out and renew seal )
  5. Absolutely correct . ALL foreigners who spend 180 days or more in Thailand "MUST" obtain a TIN number AND file a tax return . All one has to do is disclose ALL monenies brought into Thailand during the tax year - preferably showing details ie pension with supporting evidence . It will be up to the tax office to decide if any taxes due on " assessible " income/monies received ! Very simple really .
  6. Why are we back to TM6 - thought this has been consigned to the bin ! Surely with the implementation of the ETIAS system with all travellers requiring to complete this before even leaving the place of departure , the authorities have all the necessary information ? More red tape !
  7. Could try 7 Seas , they do professional moves overseas. Not worth bringing in Electronic / Electricals as they attract big taxes . Make sure you get door to door service .
  8. I am also looking for a "Thai only " policy tailored to my specific needs that only includes what I require ( ie hospital stays ) I recently exited Thailand to kill off the OA visa naw have a Non O retirement Most companies offer International Policies which cover medical expenses abroad and repatriation etc etc which is ALL not required and only bumps up premiums . So , I looking for Thai Company that can build a Policy to my specific needs . ( I am 73, in good health and wish to obtain a policy before I reach 75 !! Replies appreciated
  9. I had a problem with tree stumps that had not been properly removed under a house I bought and were sprouting up around the foundations.. I used TORDON as the only recommended way to remove these and penetrate the offending roots/ stump . Essential to follow the instructions . So far seems to have worked !!! I obtained Tordon from either Laxada or Shopee ( forget which )
  10. Ah yes , the Vios has the "go faster wheels "
  11. Yellow book for your residential address exempts you from property tax !!!!
  12. Insurance is the key ! Nothing will change whilst Insurance remains in Government hands and DLT hands out Insurance like Candy .
  13. Clarified , thank you very much . End of story
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