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Citibank ATMs in Bangkok?
Citibank Thailand was taken over by UOB earlier this year, around April, so there are no more Citibank ATMs as far as I know. I was a Citibank Thailand customer, and all my accounts were transferred over to UOB. However, you can probably use your US-isued Citibank ATM debit card in any ATM machine in Thailand. -
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Some advice/opinions please on moving to Hua Hin
Any update from you? A trip report. Curious. Thanks -
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Sole searching: Foreign man’s shoes stolen from Thai beach - video
The tattoos on his legs are the lower part of his shorts. The photo of him was not necessarily taken just after the incident -
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Motorcyclist Fatally Crashes After Hitting Pot Hole & Road Barrier
Looks like he nodded off. The dash-cam clearly shows no pot hole Could he have hit the pot-hole, damaged his bike, then veered off later? -
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After A Lifetime Of Adventure, Why Is It Now So Hard To Pop Off?
Am the complete opposite, mine will go in my hand just trying to get it in, to be honest it got on my wifes tits at first, but now she just takes it on the chin.. -
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Public Bus Accidents in Thailand Surge by 46.5%
With the top driver training and outstanding maintenance service in Thailand, it hard to believe these figures. More fake news! -
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Law to tax overseas income seems unlikely for 2025
Under current rules, if you transfer your income into Thailand when you're a tax resident here, then yes you have to pay taxes here. But if you keep foreign income abroad you don't need to pay taxes on it. That's what they've been talking about changing but it hasn't changed yet. -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
And I am exceedingly happy for you. But back on topic, it's up to the customer to ensure that whatever bank they use, they keep their personal AND CONTACT information current. With the burgeoning implementation of updated tax rules it's the customer's responsibility to make sure they don't have any unpleasant surprises. Thanks.
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