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The OP posted this in the Chiang Mai sub-forum, whereas he's more likely to get a response from Sheryl if it were posted in the Health & Medicine sub-forum where she is most active.

Making plans.

Seems to have been an unwarranted over-reaction by the Thai Gov't since Moody's affirmed the existing investment grade rating for Thailand, which the government should be content with. It was just the "outlook" (and not the rating) that was changed to negative, which should not be unexpected given the global economic context. https://ratings.moodys.com/ratings-news/441991

...and so the curse of Rama 2 Rd, a.k.a. Death Highway, continues.

I agree with this recommendation. I got some blood tests done there last year. They emailed the results (performed by BKK Hospital) to me together with a brief covering email from the WeelMed doctor a day later (no face-to-face consultation with the doc on that occasion).

For most of the 2024 F1 season I was able to watch the practice sessions and the race live on True Visions ch 607 (Bein Sports). However, this season True Visions don't seem to be showing it and ch 607 is currently blank. Thankfully, Bein Sports are offering the 129 baht deal again in 2025 as my plan B, although the annual subscription seems like good value.

I concur. Similarly I don't fully understand why Australians often refer to themselves as "proud Ozzies", or why folks from Birmingham often refer to themselves as "proud Brummies" .

Never heard of her.

but still no news regarding the streamlining of Non-O's mentioned last year by ex-PM Srettha

Adjacent to the current embassy the One Bangkok office towers, mall etc officially opened a couple of months ago, so this should solve the issue of where to park the car if driving to the embassy.

Even exempted from incurring the obligatory 10% dividend withholding tax taken at source by the investee-company?

Thanks, it seems they are presently blocking / preventing online appointments for marriage extensions. So I think I'll take up your recommendation and dedicate the afternoon for submitting the application rather than doing early mornings as I had done in the past.

Indeed, I checked other types of service on the booking system as well (which indicated that there was availability for those other services), so it seems that they are not allowing booking appointments for annual marriage extensions at the moment. Perhaps it's another ploy to shift more people onto the less laborious retirement extensions instead or to use agents. I was wondering whether I could physically visit CW in person to make an advanced booking appointment a month in advance, or whether it can only be done using the online system?