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Regyai

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  1. On 3/22/2023 at 5:36 PM, scubascuba3 said:

    If you have an ED visa you may be able to get personal accident insurance, again try a broker such as AA, i have the Axa 200k baht medical expenses per accident, 6500 baht a year, or buy double policy for 500k medical, that's about the best you'll find here

    Sounds interesting. I have sadly endured several days engaged in a puerile and wasteful exchange with AA who could, however prompted, only persist in coming up with ludicrously pitiful levels of accident medical expenses cover. Your 500K whilst not remarkable, has half a chance of making a dent in a hospital bill after a calamity on the roads.

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  2. 11 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

    Yeah we may go back one more time and offer him the original asking price in cash just so he gets the idea but that may prompt the guy to raise the price on us now. It's already expensive and requires and investment to grade and a well which will cost at least 150k. That's why we wanted the discount.

    But seen through other eyes - "I want a discount because it will need X,Y & Z". - "But I'm not selling it with X,Y & Z included"

  3. 57 minutes ago, animalmagic said:

    I can vouch for the fact that the discretion of the I.O. is a concern.

    Prior to Covid travel restrictions I used an APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC) for all my travel around Asia for 3 years.  This card is similar in effect to a pre-approved Visa for all APEC countries and allows visa free entry to all jurisdictions with length of stay in Thailand pre-approved for 90 days.  During Covid I first used the extensions before changing to a Retirement then Marriage extension of stay.  

    Now that the travel restrictions have lifted, I have renewed my ABTC and have since arrived from HK and Malaysia.  On the first occasion there was no problem, and I was granted 90 days on arrival on 21 April before leaving on 7th May and returning on 12th April.  On this occasion the I.O. was very unhelpful and did not at first want to give 90 days.  She eventually relented and warned me I should get a retirement visa before entering something in the computer.

    Quite strange that an I.O. can unilaterally ignore the decision of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs that granted me unlimited entries of 90 days for a 5 year period.  Stranger still is her advice to get a retirement visa when the ABTC is for the purpose of doing business throughout Asia! 

    I can get the retirement visa but want to avoid the hassle and unnecessary expense, and I can get a marriage visa, but my wife does not like being interrogated by Immigration; we have been married for over 20 years.

    Very disgruntled but do not want to stick my head too far above the parapet.  I am considering approaching the I.O. Main Office at the airport when I travel to the Philippines in June. 

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated.  

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    I would suggest 90% of your problem right there

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  4. 2pm after late night drinking in bar

     

    Even if the Germans are amongst those equipped with travel insurance (and having been parcelled off to the nearest high cost hospital) they need to look to the gods of good luck that their imbibing doesn't negate their insurance, and possibly their claim against the drivers insurance (which may of course in any event baulk at the costs of the hospital they've landed at).

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