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Is that your photo, and if so when was it taken? The sample dates on the sign are from 2013, which leads me to suspect that it was a photo taken before they changed the rules to allow reporting up until the due date.

Try reading his comment again. He wasn't accusing you, on the contrary he was defending you against those thinking you might have unsavory motives. Before flying off the handle, it would be a good idea if you read peoples replies slowly and understand what was being said.

The information is there in Thai as well: Don't go to "Overview", instead select "Technical information" and the information is there.

That's not what the website says. It says that you can ship household items without paying tax if: So you have to move here for work or be a returning Thai citizen who have been living outside Thailand. If you do not fall into one of those two categories everything is subject to tax. An experienced shipper can often negotiate the tax down for you.

I think this is the one: https://www.lazada.co.th//products/i5205794979-s22120856344.html?urlFlag=true

PEA just delivered our December bill, so that completes our first full calendar year with solar and EV. Total consumption for the year 5,660 kWh, so an average of 472 kWh per month or 15.5 kWh per day. Before we bought the EV we averaged 12 kWh per day. Total imported from PEA for the year 32 kWh, so 5,628 kWh or 99.43% of our consumption covered by solar.

No-one here can answer that, you will have to ask your bank what the problem is.

It's very difficult to understand what it is you are asking in this (and your previous) topic. But if you are wondering about the fees, then yes there are fees for using other bank's ATMs. What are the fees associated with using debit cards? Withdrawal from an SCB ATM within the same clearing zone No fees Withdrawal from SCB ATMs outside the clearing zone 15 baht per transaction Withdrawal from other banks' ATMs within the same clearing zone - First 4 transactions per month: Free - From the 5th transaction onwards: 10 baht per transaction Withdrawal from other banks' ATMs outside the clearing zone 20 baht per transaction Transfer from an SCB ATM to an SCB account within the same clearing zone No fees Transfer from an SCB ATM to an SCB account outside the clearing zone - First transaction per month: Free - From the 2nd transaction onwards: 10 baht per transaction Transfer from an SCB ATM to another bank account within the clearing zone: - Transfer up to 10,000 baht: 25 baht per transaction - Transfer 10,001 – 50,000 baht: 35 baht per transaction Transfer from other banks' ATMs within the clearing zone - Transfer up to 10,000 baht: 25 baht per transaction - Transfer 10,001 – 50,000 baht: 35 baht per transaction Deposit to an SCB account from an SCB ATM within the same clearing zone No fees Deposit to an SCB account from an SCB ATM outside the clearing zone: - Network service fee: 10 baht per transaction - Transfer fee: 0.1% of the amount (minimum 10 baht), total minimum fee of 20 baht per transaction Withdrawal from ATMs in foreign countries: 100 baht per transaction plus a 2.5% exchange rate fee on the withdrawn amount Balance inquiry at ATMs in foreign countries 100 baht per transaction

Your extension ends on the date of your divorce. If you qualify, you can apply for a new extension based on e.g. retirement, or you can apply for 7 days to leave the country but you do not get the 7 days automatically.

As others have mentioned, plenty of EVs use LFP batteries that don't contain cobalt. On the other hand, cobalt is used when refining crude oil, so everyone driving an ICE car are contributing to the problem of "child slaves mining cobalt in the Congo".

That link doesn't work either. Bangkok Post link

Surely, this must be a misprint?

I had the same experience a couple of years ago, when I first installed the app on my phone. Like you cannot remember exactly what the issue was, but it was quickly resolved with a call to customer service. Just to add, I have always had very good experiences when calling Bangkok Bank customer service, perfect English and a good grasp of the issues and what is needed to resolve the problem.

There are reviews on Google Play, I don't know why you don't see them Overall doesn't sound too promising, many one star reviews by users that couldn't get the app to work. Also bad comments about support. On the other hand the app seems to work fine for some people, so I guess you just have to try it for yourself.

Something is not correct here. If you really submitted your latest 90 day report mid June, then your next report would be due sometime in September, and it would now be to late to report. Did you mean middle of July?

The operative words here are "for e period of time". I have updated my Bangkok Bank accounts at the machine many times, and unless it has been more than three months (or so) since my last update, the machine will spit the book out and ask me to turn to a new page and reinsert the book.

Which bank have you had that experience at? I have accounts at Bangkok Bank, Krungsri, SCB, Kasikorn Bank and Krung Thai and none of them work like you describe. Of course, if you don't update regularly transactions will be consolidated (although Krungsri doesn't seem to do that).

Russia already has four NATO members bordering it, so are you saying that Russia will invade Norway, Finland, Estonia and Latvia next?

You are quoting two different posters.

John hasn't been active on the forum since 2014.

When this topic was originally posted, the Neta V was the only really low price EV option. Recently, the Wuling Binguo an even lower priced alternative for a small city runabout was introduced in the Thai market:

Now try to do your search without the "Korat", which you didn't mention in your opening post, and see what results you get.

I know that, but neither was mentioned in the question from the OP or in the reply from other posters.

It's been a few years since I used CW, but back then they required a photocopy of the original Non Immigrant visa.

That's the opposite of how I read it: Section 84 allows the settlement committee to grant authorization to Immigration officers to issue fines and close the matter without taking it to court. But regardless of this my point is; the Immigration act is the legal framework setting out duties and punishments surrounding immigration matters. Immigration have been granted authorization (via police orders) to issue fines for transgressions against the act, but they cannot be granted authorization to issue fines in excess of what is legally set out in the Immigration act. When the act states a maximum fine for a transgression, no one can fine you more than what is stated. Also from the Immigration act: This is why, when years ago Immigration increased the daily fine for overstay from THB 200 to THB 500, the maximum fine was left unchanged at THB 20,000. To increase the maximum fine for overstay would have required amendment of the Immigration act, which is a lot harder than just issuing a new police order.