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But this was not suppose to happen? Government would fix it.... 4 years ago 55555555

You have to go into the bank and do a wire transfer. No big deal.

Ok, I will try that tomorrow. Thank you.

I have Bangkok Bank, and want to transfer some money back to Norway.

I am using I-Banking, but when I click on the link to fill out the form it say:

"Sorry, your banking records indicate your visa status is “Tourist” or "Foreigners who are permanent residents in Thailand without work permit" you may not be able to apply or update your profile for the service via the website channel.
In this case, please visit your nearest Bangkok Bank branch to apply.

For further assistance, please call Bualuang Phone at 1333 or +66 (0) 2645 5555. (UI-81)"

So, what can I do about transfer MY money back to Norway, or is it that I have to spend MY money here in Thailand???

Anyone who can help on how to do?

looks horrible - so it portably will...the old Pathfinnder was a beaut, but didn't agree with Thai regulation.

I think it`s look`s good...

Anyone know if this will be launched in Thailand? Lovely ...

What is needed to get my bike registered in my name? Yellow Book? Are married in Thailand and Non imigrant visa (3 month).

....oh, and as to when to use it, when I picked up the car new from Isuzu I asked the salesgirl the very same question, her exact reply; "when you want to racing".

Very good answer.... NOT

Watchara had a display at the Burapha Bike show. Price confirmed at Bt465,000 and they have their first container of 20 bikes arriving in May. 15 black and 5 green.

I sat on their display model and found it to be very comfortable.

Can you decide how much you will pay in Down Payment, for example. 50%?

Anyone who can answer about the down payment?

Anyone with knowledge please tell us a good country to put our investment dollars!

Norway.

They don't want us here anymore...what to do? going back to our mother land????

No, we are going to stick around and give them hell.... 55555

Please, try to stay on topic

There is a 2008 Roadstar for sale on http://www.dealfish.co.th for 580.000 Baht.

Thank`s, but no thank you;-) He is not 25 years old and want a cruiser, not a chopper;-)

????? What are you talking about?? It is a 1900cc 2008 Roadstar, I would not call that a chopper. Are you sure you are looking at the right one?

Well, he want a original Roadstar/Warrior. Is this the one you referering to? If not, give me a direct link.

Road Star was not provided with a 1900cc engine, but had 1600cc up to 2004, when it received a new 1670cc engine.

http://www.olx.co.th/product-8031896/

There is a 2008 Roadstar for sale on http://www.dealfish.co.th for 580.000 Baht.

Thank`s, but no thank you;-) He is not 25 years old and want a cruiser, not a chopper;-)

There was one around the Surin area that I organised a sale for a friend. The buyers name was Benkq and I've now seen it up for sale. Last time was at Freelife, Sisaket show. Probably a poster here.

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Where have you seen up for sale? Roadstar or Warrior? Year and price? Color and km?

There might be a midnight star roadliner in superb condition available somewhere if the price is right

Asking price? Year? Photo? Link?

Plenty of places in your price range. Best bet is to have a short holiday there. rent a bike and spend a few days riding around the island just looking. Stay clear of Chaweng and Lamai and there are some bargains to be had off the beaten track 

Cheers. Can I contact you when we come down for some further help? If we can, please send me your phone number on PM.

He added that starting from August 29, foreigners who failed to produce their passports would be fined up to Bt20,000 and jailed for up to two years.

 

So where is this Immigration officer from ? Hua Hin Immigration "clarified" that it was up to 2,000 baht for not carrying your passport, but now this guy is obviously not on the same page as Hua Hin immigration ....20,000 baht or 2,000 baht for not carrying your passport ?

Do`s it matter where his from? His is the Immigration Division spokesman... Like ALL of Thailand;-)

 

 

20k baht fine if i dont show my passport or 2 years in jail? 

 

No, can`t you read? 

 

"He added that starting from August 29, foreigners who failed to produce their passports would be fined up to Bt20,000 AND jailed for up to two years." 

 

 

 So you are saying that failing to show you're passport is an automatic jail sentence to go with a fine??? I don't think so!!!!

 

No, I am not saying that....  Immigration Division spokesman Colonel Worawat Amornwiwat said it;-)))

 

In before the 29 pages of "but my case is different than the hundreds of others asking about the same thing with the same details as me" posts that are sure to follow.

 

Of those 70k over-stayers last year (and 30k so far this year) I wonder how many are for over-stays of less than 2-3 days ? TAT claims 26.7 million tourist arrivals in 2013, so 70,000 over-stayers would represent about .0026% of that total (a quarter of 1% of the total). Doesn't seem quite the massive problem requiring draconian measures as it sounded before.

 

I might be wrong but 20,000 baht fine or 2 years in jail,, 

 

 

 

"He added that starting from August 29, foreigners who failed to produce their passports would be fined up to Bt20,000 AND jailed for up to two years."

20k baht fine if i dont show my passport or 2 years in jail? 

No, can`t you read? 

"He added that starting from August 29, foreigners who failed to produce their passports would be fined up to Bt20,000 AND jailed for up to two years."