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Chiang Mai is not dead and its not a sleazy town . Plenty of tourists and expats there,  

The Supreme Court of Great Britain has upheld the controversial rule that a British citizen must earn at least £18,600 ($23,170) per annum before their spouse from outside the European Economic Area can settle in the UK.
 
For more details, see the original article on the BBC website:
 
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-39050664

Most men on TV sleep with women from Isaan so be careful what you write here she may take revenge. The western side of Loei province is in actual fact very beautiful with high mountains and cooler weather. 

You could ask the opposite, of course. I always thought that outward opening doors came from countries that suffered from snow. It did not fall into the house when you opened the door. Perhaps there are outdoor dunnies in nordic countries also?

 
As much as that sucks, I can't blame them.  A pound sent to a pensioner in London gets circulated through the economy 3 or 4 (or more) times before it's gone.  A pound sent to a pensioner in Thailand disappears from the UK economy without bringing any benefit at all.  It's in the country's best interest to encourage pensioners to spend their money in country, which means living there.
 

7) keeps the rain out?

1) The white paint burnt off.
2) Quieter because too hot for birds on a tin roof and the geckos cook underneath
3) Black is fashionable
4) Black balcony floors discourage dogs from seeing on them.
5)The best cheap anti-termite solutions turn wood black
6)Nobody cleans them.

Any other answers?

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How many Thai premier division football teams are owned by UK born citizens?

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Great minds think alike![emoji3]
 
You didn't mention the dreaded "With-It Tower Passport Renewal Experience", though!

I constantly read about foreigners complaining about the way we are treated here be it for immigration, business or simply buying a house.
 
If you think you are being treated unfairly write an email to your embassador, only they have the power to put some pressure in the Thai government if you want change.
 
I constantly hear about not being able to fully own a business or buy a house under your name. If your country extend these rights to Thai people and enough people complain they will start to think and hopefully say "hey this is not fair". 
 
Thai people come to your country and we let them buy land, own a business, right to work if they marry and citizenship after 4 yrs. 
 
Do you get the same treatment here?? 
 
 

So nothing to do with a new passport then.

New Thai ID card and yellow book. + New passport.

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I enjoy drinking coffee in a number of different premises. There is no shortage of competition from both other chains and independents in Thailand.
Starbucks sell well because their style of coffee suits a number of people and the corporate standard for seating and periferal services like free access to Wi-Fi and newspapers are enjoyed.

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With Krungthai bank took about 20 minutes at my new local branch to transfer my account originally registered at a Bangkok branch.

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Are you serious, children, prostitution and families exists together.  Remind me to never let my child within 100 kms of you.  I feel so sick that you even think that prostitution and kids could co exist.  Sorry mate but you're one weird person

If you don't like your children to be within 100kms of prostitution Thailand is not for you.

Why should a masseur that offers a rub and tug at the end of a season be considered a bad person?

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Because the left is correct as derived from the days of horseback travel. Right hand drivers just blindly followed the US like sheep. Something like 2.5 billion drive on the left. As for strange countries, whenever I see the words Swiss or Switzerland I have this wave of bafflement come over me... like what have these awkward folk ever done for the world. [emoji6]

inward opening doors are much easier to kick in than an outward one.

Try google....

Locks, bolts and security works better on inward opening doors

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Other than the nightlife what attractions does Pattaya offer for tourists.

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G'day gents,i went to Kap Choen,Surin Immigration yesterday and there has been a slight change from last year.The bank book update must be on the day of going to Immigration.Previously,the day before was accepted.I was ok,as i just had to cross the road to Bangkok Bank.A gent after me was with Siam Commercial and he had to go 20 klms back to Prasat.I warned him that that branch is not farang friendly.ATM could have done the job i suppose but they don't always work.All good as usual.i'm running out of pages so they squeezed it in way back in the passport.Also i told them i wont be home on a few days as i'm going to Siem Reap.They said if not home they will see the Poo Yai.She's never home,but up to them.Seeing as they gave me the extension,instead of "under consideration for 1 month" i doubt they will be around at all.I didn't think visiting every retired person,every year would last long.

If England stops subsidising Scotland and they want the same levels of services (free NHS prescriptions etc) then scottish taxation will have to rise

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For crying out loud let Scotland go. Those who want to move to England or Wales are free to do so before England builds that wall. Be kind of nice to see a Scottish passport.

If there is a referendum give the English a vote on whether the Scots should be allowed to stay in the union

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My local 20 baht shop has them. Don't know how much.

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