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or a ferry

As Cheryl suggested I go to an independent lab and pay. It's not expensive unless you want the more unusual tests. The results are same-day. The result sheet also supplies the healthy range for each test.

A British company did it last year but for only a few seconds so I doubt it will become secret technology https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-68233330

I was told I was pre-type 2 diabetes so I bought a constant glucose monitor and wore it for 2 weeks. It tested my blood sugar every 3 minutes and sent the report to the app on my phone. I'm not pre-type 2 but it let me see which foods raise my blood sugar which I now avoid. I recommend you all get one. It was about 1500 baht

Your 90-day reporting is cancelled when you leave and resets the day you re-enter with your permit. The re-entry permit is 1000 baht so it is not worth buying a multi-re-entry permit unless you are going to leave 4 times or more.

If the money is already taxed in a country with a double taxation agreement then there is no liability so there is no need for a TIN or tax return. Extract from the Thailand Dept of Revenue website: C. Elimination of double taxation The focus of a DTA is the elimination of double taxation. Each DTA may prescribe different methods of elimination of double taxation of a person by the resident country: (1) Exemption method The country of residence does not tax the income which according to the DTA is taxed in the source country. However, if you are a tax resident and bring untaxed money onshore, earn money in Thailand, or have investments in Thailand, you are obliged to obtain a TIN and file a tax return. Any tax you have paid under a DTA can be used as a credit towards your liability here in Thailand.

Disgraceful handling of this horrific affair by the Labour government but the Tories did nothing about it on their watch either.

I get mine delivered from here https://britishop.com/product-tag/pie

I downloaded PDFs but they wouldn't upload so printed them off and took photos which uploaded without any issues

For the annual extension, my office (Nakhon Sawan) asks for my embassy/MFA certified translation of my UK marriage certificate. I had our marriage certificate legalised, translated, and then approved by the UK Embassy, so it wasn't a problem for me. We also have kor sor 22 which they were quite happy with 4 years ago but for the last 3 years they wanted a copy of the UK translated certificate as well. I had to return to the UK at short notice last year and couldn't renew my extension and had to obtain a new non O. I just used the kor sor 22 but your extension may be a different matter.

You can buy a cheap plastic machine that helps to divide the pill accurately. I used to use one when I was on statins and I could buy 20mg for just a few baht more than 10mg. I wouldn't fancy cutting a pill in quarters tho'

I've been using them for quite some time, and they seem legit. If you are in Bangkok, you can go to their shop.

That is their considered opinion but I will wait for the official announcement. As tax advisors, they have a vested interest in everyone getting involved with the Thai tax system. This would require cooperation from ALL credit card issuers worldwide and thus make it almost impossible to police

Those quotes refer to two different Irishmen. Ryan who is on life support and the other guy who was found dead in Koh Tao

There is an old thread on here about obtaining a yellow book with a post from a man and his Thai girlfriend going to get his yellow book. They told him he had to be married but his GF rang the ombudsman in Bangkok and they said he did not need to be married. The ombudsman rang his local office and he was duly issued a yellow book. The number to call was in his post. I went to inquire what was needed to get a yellow book and I was told I needed to be married but I didn't bother arguing as I am married.