jaiyenyen

Intimidate by shooting at a group of young children??? If intimidation was the intention, he could have shot into the air. He knew what he was doing. String the POS up.

I buy both Typhoo and Tetly tea bags on Lazada or Shopee Both are around 200 baht for 100 bags. No complaints, and delivered within a couple of days.

Cheddar cheese and yellow mustard.........A heady combination.

I asked the officer at my local Amphur, how long the KR2 is valid for. He said, 1 month from day of issue. However, each individual Immigration officer will apply their own rules. My wife gets a new one every year just before my extension is due.

Jodd Fair. There are a couple around Bangkok. The one I went to was near BTS station 'Pahonyothin 24' I think. The original market is at Rama 9. Definitely worth a Google. It's more of a food fair with clothes shops and small bars.

I bought a BMax B4 on Lazada around 4 months ago. Original Windows 11 pro, 6600 baht. I've had no issues with it. I spent time wandering around Zeer Rangsit, IT mall, but couldn't find anyone selling mini PC's.

He's 73 and plans to retire in a few months time. Money is not a problem for him, but he's concerned that he wouldn't get health insurance cover at his age. As I said before, he's got good health insurance with AXA, in the UK. So it seems to me that his best option would be to get them to extend cover to Thailand. I'm not sure about the Thai bank account.

I would guess that he'll probably want to do 90 days and 30+ days UK. In your opinion, is that an acceptable split?

Thanks to both of you for your advice. I'll pass it on to my friend. It sounds to me that he might find the 90 day retirement visa more useful as he intends going back to the UK for a short stay, every few months. Would there be any problem with him doing this? I know immigration frowns upon 'Back to Back' visas.

Three questions. 1. When applying for Non Imm 'O' Retirement visa, in the UK. Do you need to prove health insurance cover? 2. Does the cover need to be with a Thai insurance company? Or is it okay to use a large UK company (AXA) 3. Are either, accident or health insurance acceptable?

Just because you never heard of it doesn't mean it doesn't happen. My wife's son dabbled with Yaa Baa when he was 16. By the time he was 20 he was diagnosed as being Paranoid Schizophrenic,as a direct consequence of drug use. He's now 26 and can look forward to a life of daily, strong medication. He's unable to function as a normal human being, even with his meds. Taking Yaa Baa was devastating for both him, and his mother.