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Likely also criminal record check IMO. Maybe medical insurance also. We now have Anutin as Interior Minister, who as Health Minister pushed through insurance on OA visas and Government hospitals charging farangs more and specifically retirees the most. He didn't call us AY Farang because he likes us. I had a one hour meet with him once. His company is SINO Thai Engineering and Construction. Doesn't bode well.

Visa type and TM30 status? They look too young for the "too easy" over 50's dastardly criminal visa.

I was replying to Liverpool Lou. Perhaps it is not me who should put the dunce cap on. It must be hard plodding up and down in the field all day with the wife behind you urging you on.

One must assume less than 6 months as people who are sentenced to more than 6 months are automatically deported on release or is it those convicted of an offence that in law carries a sentence of 6 months or more? Perhaps Liverpudlians get little confused and don't realise that outside of Liverpool robbin' the leccy is considered a crime not a sport.

Doesn't that make you question the viability of t5he business model?

Oo that's easy, running out of the external funding that their business model is based on with poor prospects of raising more. As another insinuated, initial generous rates to attract drivers subsequently cut, but I think we are past that stage.

Are flowers that expensive?

Hua Hin restaurateurs being scammed themselves. How does it feel?

Such simple trusting people. Best not be believing those campaign promises. According to my ex, all politicians are "Same Chavalit", which means they give you Bt500* for your vote and then make billions for themselves. *a while back.

We're very lucky to have you, I'm sure a lot of others would agree with this.

Doing a 90 day report is a highlight of living in Isaan it seems.

Took me four hours including lunch to do 90 day report on a previous occasion when system was down.

Thank God Liverpool Lou has come onto the thread and sorted this all out.

Anutin as Health Minister told Government hospitals to charge foreigners more.

Perhaps some of AN's self styled "Good" Falangs could come in and tell us what the criteria are for "Good" Falangs? What should the Thai authorities be looking for - the qualities that make a "Good" Falang in your view?. I suspect the Thai's idea of a "Good" Falang might be different from yours, but let's hear it. Note: I don't think 'taken the trouble to learn the language and integrate' would be on the Thai Authorities list, despite what some think.

This is a newbie mistake. People assume that because the lines aren't where they expect them to be they can do what they like - there are lines and if you cross one of THEIR lines you will know about it.

This is something that concerns me about AirBnB lets. You don't know who the hell the people coming in are. A hotel the size of my condo would have plainclothes security looking out for people checking in for nefarious reasons (e.g passport theft gangs), we just have some guy in uniform from Isaan who sleeps through his shift.

In Victorian times if you found someone in your house at night and shot them dead it was an open and closed case. I have a vague memory it might still be that way here.

'exerting oneself productively' Applies whether paid or not.

OK, got to ask this: what visas are they on and did the owner of the rented house file a TM30?

Think about somebody breaking into your house in the middle of the night.

They are more into collective punishments these days.

It will probably turn out to be a Brit on a marriage visa.

Somebody described it as 'Woodstock' in the heyday.

Don't you have to be in a sector Thailand is trying to encourage [Read: Obtain IP] or physically locate where BOI privileges exist or do you just say: "BOI company please" to the Lawyer doing your company formation paperwork to get that 100% ownership? I think you will find it is very restricted.