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Kiwi Pension
For NZ Super - payment is made based on this calculation. Must have resided in NZ for a minimum for five years between ages 50 and 65. Between ages of 20 and 65 there are 540 months. If a person had lived in Thailand for ten years, 120 months, and met that 5yr 50-65 requirement, they would receive a percentage 420/540, approx 77% of the basic Super rate. For myself, all going well, I'll be on around that amount 70-75% as each period I went back and worked there 3-6mth contracts has accumulated to exceed that 5yrs. My understanding is the application must be made in New Zealand. -
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Trump's crackdown on LA protests is pure hypocrisy
Grammar check, cultist 1. Women can be corrupt too. -
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Krungsri online banking discontinued from 1 October 2025
Having 3 pensions sounds like it would be a nice problem to have. -
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Whats the point of the morning and afternoon alcohol law?
Yes the UK used to have similar laws - not sure about shops/supermarkets - but pubs and restaurants had similar daily afternoon closures or laws banning alcohol during certain hours. The stated reason for the introduction of them around WWI was to ensure the workers returned to their jobs after lunch (munitions factories or whatever). UK abandoned the afternoon closures around 25 years ago. I think Thailand has them for similar reasons and to inhibit all day drinking. But, yeah, it's a nuisance if you go to the supermarket in the afternoon and can't buy beer or wine. -
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I need rotator cuff surgery my insurance turned me down where to go for less than 350,000b?
That must be for ICU, yes? Single inpatient room at Bumrungrad <B15,000 -
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I need rotator cuff surgery my insurance turned me down where to go for less than 350,000b?
I've been here 25 years and like you have used various insurance companies, everything that required and overnight stay or an operation has required pre-approval. Visit hospital see a GP, get referred to a specialist and then contact insurance with the referral before going ahead. I've had friends go straight for operation, submit claim and then get denied.
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