I have no other option than TURP or complete removal.
Did anyone have TURP done in KK or Udon?
Where, who, price, outcome?
I would prefer to have it close. Have it done somewhere distant would make some extra effort.
Wife and "driver" with me.
All I remember is that I scanned the QR code on the letter for the Digital Proof of Life with the POSTIDENT app on the smartphone.
POSTIDENT app has a little QR code symbol right to the transaction number field. Click on that.
It's well described in the letter?
Before a snail mail letter has reached the German office you can still try the online ident.
German state pension rules out any email/FAX stuff.
My company pension handled through a law firm is easy on that. Email attachment is OK.
It was voided during Covid but now back to full throttle.
A proper video ID system is the way to go.
Some banks/fintechs already do it like that.
Did it last year with a non German passport and it took three attempts but worked in the end. Another mate yesterday did it with German passport on first attempt.
Of course you need a mobile and "PostIdent" app installed. QR code will lead to the transaction.
As I have another business to do this year I will visit German consulate in Pattaya.
And it doesn't show any error message or the like?
Just does nothing?
Be aware that a successful registration is only possible if you are connected via mobile data (Thai provider) during the process. WiFi does not work.
Brain failure as usual.
It's only 300 m so why waste time with securing the load.
And if so why should I drive extremely slow and careful so that there is no need to break for a curve!!?
Idiot driver/company responsibles.
I arrived in 2011 (worst year in decades) and unknowingly drove to Pattaya in September.
Almost ruined my brand new car. Water around the ankles IN the car.
Some scattered rainstorms don't make a rainy season.
We live 80 km west and total rain is not overwhelming.
Reservoirs closed, irrigation channels dry.
Mazda 2, 1.4l ccm
I use about 7.3 l/100 km of E20.
7.3*33.5=224 Baht/100 km.
So 2.4 Baht/km.
Number varies of course.
Less on long distance highway.
More in stop/go.
Fuel goes up and down. Difference between 95 gasohol and E20 has risen to 2.3 Baht.
The 33.5 is a realistic number for our area.
Fuel cheaper along the eastcoast. Expensive towards the north.