maechanman

16 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

I registered the Tm30 back in 2021 and I'm still living in the same rental. Recently, got a new passport, do i need to renew the Tm30? 

I got a new passport earlier this year and did my 90 days/retirement about a month later, my TM30 is dated 2017 and I wasn't asked to do a new one.

My address in Pattaya remains the same as it was in 2017.

Rolled porridge oats with Soy milk, strawberries, black grapes and half a banana.

Easy don't ever go back, tell all your mates about them and if they're on Tripadvisor then give them a negative review.

Use an agent 100 Baht, just give them your passport and pick it up the following day, I did it last week,saves all the hassle of going down there.

Few years back I got bitten by a dog so I went to Pattaya City Hospital for rabies jabs .

I needed a course of 4 injections spaced over a period of about a month if I remember correctly, anyway each jab I had in Pattaya was 500 Baht.

I happened to be in Buriram when the 3rd jab was due so I went along to the government hospital there and the charge was 20 Baht.

Go figure.

I paid 500 Baht a couple of years ago in Pattaya. This was at a small dentist opposite the Friendship supermarket on the south Pattaya Rd.

I've had accounts with Kasikorn going back to 1990 when it was Thai Farmers Bank and to date I haven't received any e mails about this, I'm not a US citizen.

I reclaimed some tax back around 25 years ago from the interest I paid and had to get a tax number.

This is 10 digits, can anyone confirm that this would be the TIN number ?

Soi 6 is extremely family friendly.

None really,very poor choice and well overpriced compared to neighbouring countries.

Back in the day I used to enjoy a Singha Gold but it  hasn't been available for years now.

Lighter pockets.

2 hours ago, delh said:

How, exactly, didn't Brexit help?

It certainly didn't help the currency exchange rate, £ dropped like a stone after the vote to leave, it has never recovered to pre Brexit levels.

On 3/23/2024 at 7:16 AM, Darksidedude said:

Walking street died decades ago, was great in the 90s

It was even better in the 80s when it wasn't called walking street.

I've never been asked for a 12 month statement, just copies of the pages from the previous 12 months of my bank  book.

This was at Jomtien Immigration.

Just now, maechanman said:

Does anybody know if there are busses that go from Korat to Karasin and roughly what the journey time is.

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I've been trawling the internet and can only find busses that go via Udon that take over 9 hours.

Sorry should be Kalasin

Does anybody know if there are busses that go from Korat to Karasin and roughly what the journey time is.

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I've been trawling the internet and can only find busses that go via Udon that take over 9 hours.

I did it this week and was rejected, I resubmitted it and lo and behold it was accepted.

This is the third time this has happened to me , every time after I resubmitted the application it was accepted.

8 hours ago, Scouse123 said:

 

 

Girls told me many moons ago they didn't like them as the Indians wanted group sex with one girl and only to pay for the equivalent of one encounter.

I heard a story of 3 Indians negotiating for a 1 hour massage, they wanted 20 minutes each.

17 hours ago, Jack Hammer said:

Why not make it 90 days to all the countries that have a 30 day free visa allowance 

Because that comes under the heading of 'Logic'.

A lot of them don't stay slim, I came here for the first time back in the 80s and it was rare to see any thai people that were overweight.

Back then though there was very few fast food outlets, now they're everywhere.

These days a lot of thai's have a craving for these sugar laden drinks that most coffee outlets sell.

Born and raised in Manchester so my accent is distinctly Manc despite being over here for many years.

1 hour ago, quake said:

Was that one of those  ones, that hang about at the top of Soi white house. 

 

 

From memory it wasn't far from there.

15 hours ago, it is what it is said:

 

yea, like the average european/american is a healthy lifestyle role model. glass houses.

I'm not saying that the American/European lifestlye is a healthy role model, far from it, I thought the topic was about Thais.