Monokuro
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2 hours ago, aussiexpat said:
first 14 days nothing is covered.
No it means from the date you purchase it, those next 14 days aren't covered.
It's to stop people with covid buying it and claiming right away.
For this policy you need to purchase it at least 14 days before your flight to Thailand.
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Applied this afternoon, got my pass just now.
So less than 12 hours!
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Unless you submitted a P85 form to Hmrc I don't think they'd know you left anyway.
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4 hours ago, Hi from France said:Given that you take our vaccines while giving nothing in return, I'm tempted to use the word "parasite".
They aren't your vaccines, the EU don't own AZ.
As keeps being pointed out, they are a private company following contracts they signed with various clients.
Why would the AZ plant in the UK send vaccines to the EU when they are still fulfilling their first client's (ie the UK) order.
It's unfortunate the situation that is occurring in the EU, but the contracts signed were clear.
Also, the only reason the UK has lower infections now is due to the vaccine program, if their supply was now all blocked, it stands to reason that the deaths and hospitalization would increase again.
Of course emotionally everyone believes their country deserves the vaccine first, but that's why contracts exist, so emotion can't come into play and this type of situation doesn't occur.
Again, I am truly sorry that your country is being hit by another wave, but that doesn't change the signed deals that the UK has with AZ ????
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17 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:
But the UK also has a contract with AZ and is not allowing any vaccine produced in the UK to go anywhere else.
I don't think you can use the phrase "not allowing", that sounds like they are restricting it in bad faith.
The UK contract with AZ says they can have the first 100m doses, which is what they are taking.
Now, if after they have their 100m doses and they still won't export any, then yes, I'll switch sides.
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1 minute ago, Rookiescot said:Right so you are happy to see the UK not share with anyone until its finished its program of vaccinations but are apoplectic over the EU now starting to retaliate by not allowing its vaccines to be shared.
That news article quote confused me too, it did seem pretty hypocritical.
I think it relates more to the banning of exports, rather then an EU country giving up some of their own supply.
It seems that the EU believe that any vaccine produced in the EU belongs to them unless they allow another country to have it, when really, it should be down to AZ and the signed contracts to decide where it goes.
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1 hour ago, Blue Muton said:
Vaccine doses produced in the UK and exported to EU member states - no evidence of any...........
Vaccine doses produced in the EU and exported to the UK - 8 million.
I don't see your point here.
The UK only manufactures AZ, and, by their contract gets the first 100m doses, so why would they be exporting any?
The eu doesn't have that contract, so their manufactured product is sent around the whole world....
As soon as the UK have their 100m contracted quota then they will start exporting.
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Yes they are swines.
My old card expired so I went to the local branch to get a replacement.
I was told the cheap card didn't exist anymore and I had to get the 800baht one.
When I got home I rang the k support line to complain and was told that they definitely hadn't stopped the old cheaper cards.
Went back to the branch and complained and magically the old cards became available again....
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Hi chaps,
Does anyone know a place in Bangkok (ideally near victory monument) where I can buy packets of basil seeds?
My friend in Taiwan swears they're much better here, so I've been given the task of finding them!
Thanks :-)
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That's not what he said, he was talking about paying money in from one "county" to another.
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UK.
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British McDonald's #are# 100% breast meat :-) which is probably why they cost so much there!
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Doh, a schoolboy error, never trust a salesman.
Got there today, and the dumbbell weights are in pounds not kg.
I did ask about this, and he told me kg. Guess I should have tried picking them up first.
So, they go up to 60lbs, which is like 27.2kg, then they have a single set of 37.5kg and another of 42.5kg.
There is a Smith machine, and a good selection of benches with the built in barbell (flat, incline and decline)
Saturday at 1p.m. was quiet, but that could be because the protests were outside!
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Thanks @arminbkk - I went along there today, they told me they could do a special price of 2000, but I said a friend only paid 1500, so they dropped it to that
I got there about 5:10 and it wasn't too busy - however, they said around 2/3 there's hardly anyone there - so that's perfect.
For reference, they had dumbbells going up to (from what I could see) 55kg - a flat bench press, incline bench press and a load of fixed sitting up ones. I didn't look around the rest of the equipment in detail, but it seemed to have most things covered.
Only real thing missing (or at least, I couldn't see it) was the squat rack or a smith machine.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys - I'll take a butchers at the Phaya Thai place first, as I'll be at Rathathewi, so easy enough to pop up the road
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I guess it depends on what "expensive" is
I'm only in town for 2 weeks, so that's gonna be six sessions...
I forgot to add, preferably around Victory / Siam area.
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Hey guys,
Apart from "Rocky's", does anyone know of any other pay as you go gyms in Bangkok which have a decent set of dumbbells, preferably up to 30kg?
Also be good if it has a squat rack too...
cheers!
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You can order on the 18th from true, 23500 baht for the octacore processor one year insurence and 32 gb micro sd included. if you have any other questions feel free to ask
Is that on contract, or sim free price?
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When I was in Bangkok the other week, I saw EST for the first time and asked my Thai friends about it, they all said, "oh it's just the new name for pepsi"....
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I wouldn't call RCA a place you can go and get wild - it's totally Thai - hanging around tables and no real dance floors. Same with Wip and Scratchdog.
If it helps, my Thai friend regularly gets wasted on KSR and has a habit of pulling her skirt up to give everyone a great view of her ass... and that's in the street outside! haha.
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You also have to be out the UK for a whole tax year to become tax exempt. I don't know if Thailand has a double tax treaty, so you might need to pay both.
Saying that though - if you are working online/remotely - I doubt the Thai tax office would ever find out about it.
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Also - what I would do if I was you, is setup an offshore bank account on the Isle of Man - but register it totally with your Thai details. Isle of Man accounts still accept BACS payments, so UK companies can still pay you easily - but it's not going to be registered to your UK persona.
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First happened to me at 808 Club in RCA..... I quickly told him to get off me .. lol
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50k is fine dude. I lived in Bangkok for 2 years and was easily able to stick to that.
I paid 22,000 a month rent for a whole 4 bedroom house, leaving 28k over to do whatever.
Going out and drinking on your own can get expensive, alcohol in clubs isn't cheap - UNLESS - you go with friends and just buy bottles. You'll then usually get free entry, and after a split it's around 300/400 baht each, which makes a night out pretty good value.
I used to eat Thai food quite a lot as I like it, but even going for western style won't break the bank, say around 300 unless you are going some gourmet place.
My friends who are English teachers get around 33k total - and they are all perfectly happy.
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Awesome, I love it that someone else calls it Fake Nandos too
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Totally Confused by Insurance requirement for Thailand pass
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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I flew in 2 days ago and can confirm no, they don't want to see it. You only need to show the qr code of the Thailand pass.
(When you get off the plane you go through a separate section where they scan the qr code and then stamp your boarding pass, that's what you then show to immigration)
Boarding the plane to Thailand required showing the Thailand pass AND proof of double vaccination.
I bought the 650 baht insurance 12 days before my flight...