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The US dollar is sinking like a rock
Just to bury you yet again, so Ubon Ratchathani isn't in Isaan.................🤣 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubon_Ratchathani Off you go now..........🤭 -
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Community Greek Man Stricken by Mysterious Illness Left Without Treatment as Funds Run Dry in Rayong
So, maybe AN can organise something like this? -
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I need ideas as to who to go to OR where to ask for a VERY SIMPLE WILL. I was quoted $500 US
Contact Opus Law International [email protected] [email protected] http://www.opus.co.th/ Help from English native speaking advisor and English speaking lawyers and Notaries -
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Community Greek Man Stricken by Mysterious Illness Left Without Treatment as Funds Run Dry in Rayong
Exactly my point. Don't sell it all and move to Thailand unless you have a way to return to your home country in case of medical emergency. NEVER rely completely on Thai health care because they do come up short in many areas. Just the fact that many Thai Doctors (at reputable hospitals) will prescribe antibiotics for the flu or common cold is a HUGE RED FLAG. If you don't understand why then then that is part of the problem. -
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Report Sister of 'Joe Ferrari’ Urges Probe into Mysterious Prison Death
Just a shame he wasn't dedicated to law and justice -
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Can foreigners really own condos or can they still lose access like with land lease?
Hello people , Ok so as a foreigner I believe I cannot own land in Thailand. The only thing I can do is lease the land for 30 years . I can own the house that sits on it. But after 30 years the problem starts because there is no guarantee I can stay. The landowner can refuse to renew and I lose access to the land. So the best I can do is maybe destroy or remove the house, if the contract allows it. I think I understand that, but correct me if I’m wrong please. Now moving to the main question I have. I heard condos are a different story. I heard that foreigners can own a condo. But isn’t the land under the condo still an issue. I heard something like the land must be majority owned by Thais. So what happens if the Thai majority one day wants to remove the foreign owners. Is that possible. Could they vote to change something that forces foreigners out later? In the end I just want to understand how condos are really different from leasehold villas. Because it still feels like in both cases the land is controlled by Thai law and Thai people, and foreigners can always be limited or blocked. So can someone explain how secure a condo really is long term.
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