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At Jomtien I have never been charged anything, but my Cambodian housekeeper is requested to hand over 100 Baht every 90 days.

She is therefore really looking forward to being able to do it online, but so far my own does not work - "contact immigration office".

I was in Pattaya / Jomtien yesterday and received (Dtac) 4g all the time I was there. Seemed to be excellent but then again I have no complaints about my 3G with Dtac.

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Just recently added a female JR puppy to our pack. We raised our other 3 from puppies and this is our first experience with JRs. We can tell the difference even at this early stage and I am certainly impressed with the energy & confidence levels !

Such a cutie!

An addition. As you can see in the photo I also have an ex-soi dog as a pet. She was born on site just before I moved in and she was pretty dim to say the least but over time the 2 Jacks have taught her to hunt and to kill and she is like a surrogate Jack Russell. When one of the little ones is busy in some field somewhere she will stay and watch out for them until they are ready to come home together. When I got the Jack Russells as puppies she was a little resentful at first but with a bit of care learnt to share food and to see them as friends and not enemies. What I have learnt though, is that you can have only one male with as many females as you like. Females don't fight, but 2 males will.

No negatives at all. They don't overheat in the summer, they don't get too cold in the winter. Their hunting instinct keeps them fit and healthy (and me as well with a minimum of three 2-kilometre walks per day).

There are no snakes in or around the house, the rats that ate 25,000 Baht's worth of electrics from my car's engine 3 years ago, no longer bother to visit.

I love their intelligence, energy and their size. There is still space for me in bed and I can carry 2 times 8 kilo in my arms if necessary.

I also had a hard time finding any at the time and in 2011 I succeeded. 6,000 Baht for the female and 7,500 for the male.

I had them neutered because I didn't want to have the same problem of finding good homes for puppies.

They deal with all snakes from cobras and vipers to pythons and tree snakes and any rat or squirrel within reach is done away with.

They can be quite aggressive to other dogs and will even attack dogs 5 times their size if necessary but so far they have gained the respect of all the dogs around here.

Unfortunately too far for a visit with my dogs to see if they approve. They might react aggressively if I just confront them with a puppy here.

I have 2 Jack Russells already and am a little bit interested in maybe another female. Whereabouts are you located? I am in Sattahip.

Or, to keep it simple, a dvb-t2 tuner / receiver which plugs directly into the USB of your computer.

As of 2008, International plates for private cars are available from the DLT upon request, for a fee. The prefix characters are translated via code-matching into two alphanumeric Roman characters. The country name THAILAND is displayed in capital letters below the registration number, and the numerical provincial code is shown in the bottom right. The plates are black on white. They are required for transport into Burma, Cambodia, Southern China, Laos, Vietnam and Malaysia. However, they are not legal inside Thailand, and must be removed upon re-entering the country."

I described what type of Jack I wanted and Eddy the white guy was exactly right while Patsy the female wasn't. I was also horrified that she had been mutilated but she was there in the pet shop and so scared and so small that I had to take her. She has turned into the most wonderful little lady, fearless and energetic and very loving. Both of them are excellent hunters (and killers) and have cleared out most of the snakes and rats in the neighbourhood plus a number of squirrels who dared to nest underground.

Don't post any photos online or else I'll be forced to go and have a look and then suffer the consequences when I bring some puppies back home.

Eddy (my male) does not like having to share his space and only does so begrudgingly because the other 2 dogs here are female.

12.676434° latitude and 100.894874° longitude according to Google Earth.

Driving along the Sukhumvit Road just after Soi 55 in Sattahip and the bridge over the road, 300 metres before the road turns 90 degrees to the left to go to Rayong, it's on the left.

I got my 2 through a pet shop in Sattahip. I asked them to let me know if and when they found any and within a few hours I had 2 from 2 different homes. I never asked where they came from but they were in excellent health and good breed. I wanted them 6 to 8 weeks old minimum and I suspect they were only 4 to 5 weeks but the pet shop obviously saw a quick sale.

I use a notary. It costs 1,000 Baht per page.

http://www.thailivinglaw.com/index.php?page=location-map

Thappraya Road, going up the hill from Jomtien, it's halfway up on the right.

I've used Santa Fe a few times. They're excellent.

http://www.santaferelo.com

https://www.directtoshop.com/ by HomePro.

There's a stationery shop a few doors before Foodland on the same side of the road - Pattaya Klang - and in the back they have all sizes and colours of plexiglass.

The rats prefer the dark. Leave the bonnet / hood open so they don't nest in there.

I had my motors installed by http://www.highproject1990.com/default.asp.

Contact Khun Wasin at [email protected].

Mine were swing gates and a friend of mine installed a motor for a 4 metre long steel sliding gate.

If I'm not mistaken the cost for the sliding gate was around 40,000 Baht installed, including spare remotes and in Sattahip.

I found this at Amazon.uk - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Vehicle-Universal-SmartPhone-Mobile-Holder/dp/B004XIAPN2

It attaches to the car vent and is not a suction cup that lets loose in the sun. It works very well and is very stable and I use it with Sygic GPS on my phone.

There is no Dutch consul in Pattaya and the Embassy in Bangkok won't do anything with your information.

Only if you report a death will they make a note of it and pass the information on to the authorities in The Netherlands.

I've also run out, but the Est Lemon & Lime which seems to have taken its place, is a good enough substitute.

The prices were in their quote to me on enquiry. When I said it was for a Suzuki they mentioned a special offer in conjunction with Suzuki.

Then I did the same for my Mazda and was offered a special deal in conjunction with the Mazda dealer.

It means that if the car is towed it will be towed to your dealer.

I haven't seen many 2004 4x4's here of any make for that low a price. Thai used car prices are pretty high. Checkout bahtsold.com to get an idea.

1, 790 Baht for 0 to 6 years old.

2, 290 Baht for 7 to 10 years old.

2, 700 Baht for older than 10 years.

Often there's a better deal in combination with your car-dealer but they will tell you if that's the case.

The prices are per annum.