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Question about CR crossings to Laos for Visa Exemptions
Go to Nong Khai, have done 3 visa exempt entries this year. Easy peasy.
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Top Trending EV Cars in Thailand
Evs are popular here as it's a great show of factor and if you live in Thailand you'll know all about that. There'll be an awful lot of EVs going cheap before to long.
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What’s the best area in Thailand for expats to settle for long-term living?
Up to you?
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Does your wife/partner have male friends?
Or Uncle! Look for family resemblance and if they're isn't any think again. 5555
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Thai Prime Minister Says She'll Choose Cabinet without Father’s Influence
What a load of rubbish. Dad is working those puppet strings flat out to ensure the country will move ahead. 5555 Thai democracy at its best.
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Thai's are the friendliest, good natured, nicest people I've ever met
I'm sure you have in-depth interesting conversations with your Bolt mates when you venture to their hangout. I'm sure they're really great conversationalists and happy drunks like you obviously are. Tom
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How do you survive a visit from the dreaded Thai family?
Leave them to it and go to the beach.
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TM30 required for 30 days extension?
Never done a TM 30.
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TM30 required for 30 days extension?
Did a 30 extension last week up here in E-sarn last week. No TM 30 required and in 40 years of coming to Thailand I've done a TM 30.
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Buriram Woman Loses 530,000 Baht in Baffling Bank Transfers
Over 40 years in this wonderful country I've read and heard about lots of money being stolen by bank staff. With the current drastic state of the economy and so many Thais in debt to banks and loan sharks don't trust the banks in this country. Thai Government has said and repeats every year they'll glamp down on loan sharks. If they were serious it would be easy. Pick up the business cards thrown out every nite by loan sharks all over town, track the mobile number and arrest them! Second thoughts sorrow realised they're mostly run by law enforcers and people in high places. Extremly dangerous people who often resort to violence to get money back.
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Thai man rescued after two years of abuse by employers
These people are shop or business owners and this kind of abuse happens frequently in this country. The poor nearly always get scamed with offers of good salaries only to get money held back for any number of fake made up reasons at the end of the month. This kind of abuse is alive and (sadly ) still going and has been since I arrived in Thailand 1975.
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Thai woman wins 9 million baht from UK bet
It's not about being negative, it's about the reality of living in Thailand. All the relatives and friends will be circling like vultures. Thais find in it extremely difficult to say no when they're asked by family or friends for a loan. They know they probably won't get it back as well. Hope a brother or family member isn't building the house as that would be another story. Cheers Tom
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British Couple Outraged Over £9 Tin of Heinz Beans in Thailand
From Malaysia, full of sugar and just terrible.
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ex ladybar now wife & mother still chats with ex 'john' client/customer
If you've been here for awhile you don't have to ask just take a look and it's obvious.
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Australians and New Zealanders unable to apply for Thai E-Visas
Don't understand why tourists would get a visa at all if they're here visiting. Such a rigmarole to get a plain old tourist visa why bother? 30 days and extend another 30 if they're travelling for an extended holiday.
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