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For those who prove to the satisfaction of the authorities that they are very wealthy and/or have a high income, why the need for insurance? They can clearly afford to pay for their medical expenses

It’s rife in Phuket. Visa agents abound and imho most love off getting visas for farang who don’t qualify for one bit pay 30k baht to get one

Any bank that asks its customers for detailed personal information such as passwords is being grossly negligent. And any customer providing that information is grossly stupid. I can’t say that I have EVER been asked for that type of thing, on the contrary, often I receive messages saying that bank staff will never ask for such a thing. When I compare the security requirements for my Singapore bank and my thai bank, this is just Thailand playing catch up.

Minor celebrity?

How did they know it was his heart. Did they do an autopsy?

He looks bigger than the average accountant type. But I guess that’s just me stereotyping.

Agreed, but perhaps there were some alternative solutions he could have tried before losing off 18 shots from a firearm, presumably aimed at kids and teachers rather than just a building.

So it takes 3 minutes. Except unlike as suggested in the headline, it’s not up and running yet. And the 3 minutes doesn’t include going to an immigration office to verify identity and get a stamp. So it’s not going to be 3 minutes in reality. give them credit for trying and minus points for overselling?

And to prevent the west’s war desires, Russia invaded a sovereign nation and then declared that they owned parts of it? an interest strategy that hasn’t worked out so well to date since it guaranteed a war. No matter, Russia started the war, but the west will finish it. and “denazify”? Save that phrase for when you actually understand what it means.

If Thailand truly believed the statements they made and which are quoted in the second paragraph of the OP, they would have voted with right thinking countries and voted for the condemnation. the fact that they didn’t has more to do with the hope that Russian tourists will arrive in Phuket, than any aspiration to resolve the conflict. a sorry state of affairs

No. It appears to be a case of university employees allegedly fabricating the need to pay foreigners for services rendered, when in actual fact, no services were rendered. Fraudulent invoices in other words. Allegedly. at least that’s how I read it.

Blah, blah, blah. In a couple of weeks this will all quietly be forgotten…..just like every other crackdown that I have heard announced over the last 15 years. Everyone knows it’s so.

So many good laws on Thailands statute books. But not many stand the test of effective implementation. But good to know the theory of the situation, if not the reality. thanks for not being lazy so that I can make snide informed remarks. ???????? just kidding, no need to go off on one.

This has to be a joke. Five hundred baht paid and their details would be given up in a nano second.

No kind of investigation into whether there is systemic corruption/incompetence within that section of the police force then. Just a one month transfer for the top guy till things blow over. i expected nothing less, err more, tbh