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1422 is the hot line
Vaccine Passport' can now be requested via Mor Prom app ... For more information, please contact the DDC hotline at 1422

I  had the same problem
Call 1422 and explain and they will give you antoher number to call.
You may have to give them your mor rpom ID and password though so they can check
They sorted my issue in a few hours

You cant buy kidneys in Thailand any more.... 
This buying story doesnt add up 
Iran is the only place I know of  where you legally can "buy" a kidney

Hi there
Me and my wife has been through this a couple of years ago. Not living donor though

If you have a donor that fulfills all stringent criteria 

,it is not just the blood group.

Fine you can choose any of the them

Chula , Srirajt or Ramathibodi

There will also be a lot of tests that the reciever needs to  go through.

The most important factor is that it is a perfect match 

If your donor doesnt match you 100%

I would do it privately and you can recieve a kidney from the Thai Red Cross.

Waiting time depends 

For us less than a year 

All depending on the best match and if the hospital is ready.

We used Rama 9 hospital as they have a lot of teams standby 

The cost is under 1 million THB if no complications
 

If privately they will charge you a lot for all medication and tests needed afterwards. 

You may be able to get that from the National Health Service but they seem to be a bit reluctant  if you have done this privately

I would choose a hospital near where you live as you are going to spend a lot of time going there.
especially the first year

Good Luck 

works fine with chromecast

This year I am thinking of changing to a Non-B ext

Currently using a marriage ext 

Similar amounts of documents needed if you are working.

Are there any advantages with a Non-B?  

The only thing I can see is that you dont have to drag your wife to TM

and your are not dependent on her for a extensions...

Still space for a re-entry stamp.
Called TM again and talked to another IO

Seems like it is possible to to re-new abroad and enter with both new and old passports.

I will try and update later on. 

Passport pages fill up quickly these days...

I am on a yearly extension (married)

Passport still valid 2 years

Can I leave the country with my nearly full passport and get a new in my home country 

going  back to LOS  showing old (cancelled) and new?

Called TM and they told me I have to get a new passport in Thailand if I want to keep my extension

Sounds a bit strange to me?

Hi everyone

It seems that there is quite some interest for the 928.

I love and hate the car. It has been my daily driver for 5 years

(94 GTS) and a lot of things has gone wrong, but been fixed.

Thanks for the tips about Cavalino.

Khun Wat at Siam 911 i know very well and he is a very capable man when it comes to mechanics

and has helped me a lot.

More difficult to find someone who is good at fixing the little gremlins......

A lot of stuff you can find out yourself at rennlist.com where there is a special section for 928.

Finding parts is easy, if buying from the US.

There are also wrecks around or actually "half" cars imported from japan as parts

Finally watch out for the dreaded TBF.

Enjoy the ride!

Tom

well as for tuning powerlab does alottttttttt of porsche.

there is also a really good mchanic right close to asoke, in between asoke and rama 9. if i go pass there would you like me to get there no???

Hi Philip,

Please do get their number if you are around the area.

Where is Pwerlab situated?

Best regards

Waraporn and Nils

Hi everyone,

We need someone to help us fix our GTS 928. Can be either be a garagge or a

free lance meccanic.

We do have proper diagnsotic software similar to a PST2.

Thailand, Malaysia or Singapore

Please contact Khun Waraporn or Khun Tom

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Regards,

Waraporn

Hi everyone,

Need help to find a good mechanic for this model.

I have got the "Hammer" so testing is no problem.

I have been in contact with AAS Bangkok, but they

mainly change parts instead of repairing i.e. expensive

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Best regards,

Tom