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keff

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  1. Hi,

    Just less than a year here, and I'm saying gooodbye to this beautiful country as a job offer beckons somehwere else.

    What are the exit formalities I have to complete?

    1. Work permit - Do i need to cancel this.

    2. Income Taxes - How do i know if I have to pay more or if there is a balance due to me.

    3. Any other matter?

    Thanks

  2. Hi , good morning all, last night talking with my wife re my flight back to the uk ( return ticket ) we went on the emirates web site to check prices for her to fly with me , the price from Bangkok to Manchester return was 46,235 baht, so I checked the price from Manchester to Bangkok the price 499.80 gbp why is there such a large difference ie: 20.000. baht ? I can`t understand why this is , same plane same trip , booked on line ??? can anyone explain this ?? and why is it not possible to book on line and pay the gpb price commencing the trip from Bangkok ??

    Well, that's the market ex-UK.

    The market ex-BKK is different.

    Emirates operates many flights to UK (more than 12 per day) and therefore it has to sell as cheap to compete with some airlines who sell even lower low to fill up its seats ex-UK.

    However, ex-BKK, there is no such desperation since Emirates only fly 3 times a day, and airlines here do not price as low.

    So it is basically the market demand/supply situation.

    Hope this explains.

  3. Hi Jimmy

    The strike was due to a few pilots being terminated for setting up of a union.

    Jet is expanding rapidly to the Gulf where it is making good inroads.

    It definitely will not go under, as it is India's largest airline in terms of market value.

    The newly refurbished terminal in Mumbai is also pretty adequate.

  4. Kuala Lumpur is not far so Air Asia is fine, booking BKK - KL - BKK mid March 2010, total price with all Tax was 1,298 baht... Yes that was return price for a single return.

    I would not fly Air Asia for 2 reasons:

    1/ They arrive/depart from the LCC terminal in Sepang which is not convenient and is a mess.

    2/ for the sake of THB1000 cheaper, why put our comfort and safety at stake with LCC's cost cutting measures.

    Therefore I always choose LH or MH. TG is not cheap at all.

  5. Kuala Lumpur is not far so Air Asia is fine, booking BKK - KL - BKK mid March 2010, total price with all Tax was 1,298 baht... Yes that was return price for a single return.

    I would not fly Air Asia fopr 2 reasons:

    1/ They arrive/depart from the LCC terminal in Sepang which is not convenient and is a mess.

    2/ for the sake of THB1000 cheaper, why put our comfort and safety at stake with LCC's cost sutting messures.

    Therefore I always choose LH or MH. TG is not cheap at all.

  6. Whether is there a time frame validity? How long coudl I drive the vehicle around Thailand?
    Should be no problem, if you got a insurance which covers Thailand (possibly available from the Duty Free Shop at the border in Sadao). Your car/vehicle will get a "Visa on Arrival" for 90 days, you will have to prove the ownership at the border. Good luck, drive carefully!

    and if i decide to be in Thailand for more than 90 days?

  7. A few weeks back I asked a question about the possibility of driving a Malaysian-registered vehicle into BKK.

    Whether is there a time frame validity? How long coudl I drive the vehicle around Thailand?

    However, I could not find the right answer on the Transportation dept website.

    Anyone knows how I can find out?

    Thanks

  8. I am coming from a country where the Provident Fund is compuslory for both employee and the employer. However I have been advised that in Thailand it is not compulsory but optional.

    I therefore stand to lose the PF contribution once I come to Thailand.

    Is there any way I can make my company subscribe to the PF?

    Thanks

    and Social security is 5% in Thailand. How do we benefit from this?

  9. I am coming from a country where the Provident Fund is compuslory for both employee and the employer. However I have been advised that in Thailand it is not compulsory but optional.

    I therefore stand to lose the PF contribution once I come to Thailand.

    Is there any way I can make my company subscribe to the PF?

    Thanks

  10. I have been transfered by my company from Malaysia to Thailand.

    In my new employment letter, they have quoted my salary in THB and I won't be earning in MYR anymore.

    Do I still need to pay personal income taxes in Malaysia since I don't earn a salary there anymore. I know that I have to pay taxes in Thailand now.

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