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Are yo Dutch did that play a part?

Probably Neil - bigger ears - bigger flap https://africageographic.com/stories/african-asian-forest-elephants-difference/

What geolocation did you use to setup the accounts and then to access them - were they different - that might be an issue. I had some problems sharing a Microsoft/Google account with my gf whose email was geolocated differently to mine. In any event I do not like cloud storage - internet access goes down so does your life!! Also only a matter of time before they get hacked. Keep important stuff "in House" buy a external drive

Yes it seems he certainly was "Hypo" not sure about the "theticals" part - is that a Liverpudlian dialect?

Thanks Mike So how about if the capital gain is realised and remitted whilst not in the country (for more than 180 days). I assume that does not meet at least point 1

So here goes with another what if: If I am out of the country for more than 180 days in 2024 and transfer: a) funds from my UK assets/income held befor 31/12/23 to my Thai Bank account in 2024. b) funds from a capital gain (or income) made in 2024 to my Thai Bank account in 2024 : i) whilst not in the country ii) when I return Am I not liable for tax (or even a tax declaration) as I am not technically resident for that year.

Right for him Crossy maybe but maybe not right for all those others he may have "crossed paths" with in the past and in the future.

Thanks My partner has had many Spain point of entry visa over the years but although we have requested longer the best we have got is one year. May I ask which point of entry country gave your wife a 5 year Schengen.

Has anyone recieved one recently - are they still giving 1 year validity for the visa or is it back to being restricted to the length of time you are in the country?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/7513ab1f-530d-4621-affa-c2c59d501dc5 “Gi’us a chuddy.” if you are from Yorkhire

Even Trolls have to eat

Are you a Thai woman Bob? - afraid you walked into that one eyes open

I know how you feel Bob sometimes it is difficult to decide - today big argument with my gf because I complained about something (in her eyes I was angry but I was just complaining about something). I think she wants to be my mother not my girlfriend - so I am seriously thinking about leaving after 14 years with that and all that is going on (tax, Swiss etc) BUT I reccommend a cost benefit analysis before a final decision.

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I did my first online 90 day at the end of Feb absolutely no probems but I have just renewed the visa extension so thanks for the tip about the first 90 day.

Maybe looking for an insanity plea?

His defintion is irrelevant it's the legal defintion that counts.

When I am in my country, because it is my country, I can complain about rules I don't like and actively try to change them. When I am a guest in another country I have to accept that I should live by the rules of that country and not try to judge them using the values I derive from "my country". We are not like the "Christion Missionaries" tryng to convert the locals to our way of thinking - If you can't accept that don't be here -

You must have been living in Thailand then actually it's no laughing matter I read 10 million Thais have respiratory problems and a good start to improving that situation would be to get all those pickups and lorries I see belching out clouds of black smoke off the road.

Good news and I do not wish to be contentious but what about the Thai criminals is there a purge on them too or aren't there any in Phuket?

One thing I will definitively give a miss to is a so called "self driving" car

I am afraid it is the way of the world that bad actors (not only violent ones) cause issues for law abiding citizens - look at all the money laundering "regulations" which affect you and me a lot more than the money launderers - look at the call to stop demonstrations against this or that because some participants get involved in violence. Many times Government's responses to bad actors only serve to punish lawful citiizens (and I believe lead to more disenchantment with those that supposedly are there to represent us law abiding citizens - and incidentally that is what some bad actors at the state level want - it surely is a "rock and a hard place" for democracy.

That's a bit of a Gruyère

Here we go again - politicians playing politics and not governing for the people - Thailand needs stability.

The above is from your version 8 rev A document (which must have been many hours of hard work - thanks). I have a partner of 12 years (we were apart for nearly 2 years because of Covid). She has a husband who refuses to divorce her she is finacially secure for day to day living but I contribute mostly to the cost of us living together. I would argue I have a moral obligation to support her so would the above apply to any "gift" I would make to her or is that a stretch to far?