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Entry into Vietnam
Walk and walk up to immigration give me your passport and walk through. Don't fly into ho chi Minh City whatever you do. -
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British Couple's Thailand Dream Becomes Legal Nightmare
He spat at you and you laughed at him -
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Belgian Cyclist Killed in Collision with Pickup Truck in Sattahip
True I don't... I see the arguments online... as if its turning into a genuine 'them and us' cyclists vs the motorists arguement anytime there is a road user... But, the reality is we here the 'loudest voices' at the extremes of these issues - in reality, most cyclists also drive, and a lot of drivers cycle, they are respectful of each other... .... but that majority middle ground is simply completely non-newsworthy... Where I am (when I'm the UK) I see plenty of cyclists out in the summer, and they are respectful of faster road traffic trying to get around them, the traffic going around them also respectful... Of course, we see the 'activists' with cameras looking to inflame and agitate, wanting their 'rant' and x number of views on Facebook and TikTok.... Social media has fuelled an issue and created activists out of people just getting out and about.... its ridiculous. But in Thailand its quite different - there are a lot of outrageous incidents where a whole 'pelaton' of friends out for an early ride are taken out by a drunk driver... We see stories here that we don't read in the UK... Cyclists getting mown down (like this story), father and son (on a motorcycle) mow down by a speeding driver (yesterday), busses rolling down ravines... ... There's just a lot more Chaos here... and when nothing happens it seems more like luck than anything else where as in the UK there stronger legal systems in place to ensure people being more careful of others... I still think I'd rather be riding in the UK... but I'd do so without disregard to other motorists that some cyclists appear to show when trying to 'prove' their rights to the road. -
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TM6 and the May 1 Deadline: An In-Depth Analysis for Foreign Visitors
This is all very well, but how are officials going to use those boxes full of rubber stamps on a digital form? Will we need to fill in a paper copy, or copies as well so they can stamp them? -
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British Couple's Thailand Dream Becomes Legal Nightmare
There's no such thing as mental anguish in Thailand or stress. There's no grounds for that for any lawsuit or criminal action -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
Oh, now it's "a document"? They received the normal tax receipt everyone gets upon filing. No reports of anyone getting the coveted "Tax Clearance Certificate." Sure. Plain old ordinary tax receipt. I filed already, sweetie. Got me refund, as well. How 'bout you? Gonna submit a return and get the majikal certificate, or just continue to monger your scares?
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