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Transfer code for international transfer what does Immigration accept
I always get a yearly statement, I asked the bank to start sending me credit advices for each transfer, they talked to the main office in Bangkok and said they could do monthly email credit advices, still have not received the one for March but it has only been three working days, will wait for one week and go back in if I have not received one. -
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Thai Auto Industry Braces for Impact of Potential US Tariffs
Photo via Kasikorn Research Centre The Thai automotive sector could face significant challenges if US President Donald Trump implements proposed tariffs on car imports. The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) warns that Trump's plan for a 25% tariff, effective from April 2, may disrupt Thailand's export momentum. While some US carmakers with operations in Canada and Mexico are exempt until later, Thai manufacturers, ranked as the 16th largest passenger car exporter and 11th for commercial vehicles to the US, are concerned. Last year, Thailand exported 42,000 passenger cars and 20 commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) to the US. Kriengkrai Thiennukul, FTI Chairman, cautioned that these tariffs might slow down both passenger car and CMV exports, exacerbating Thailand's automotive industry's woes. In 2024, the US, importing cars worth US$267 billion, drew substantial exports from Thailand. If applied, the tariffs could further strain this struggling sector. The local market is not faring better, with vehicle sales dropping over 12% year-on-year in January due to high household debt affecting loan approvals. Similarly, vehicle exports reported a significant 28.3% plunge, marking a 33-month low, as stated by the FTI’s Automotive Industry Club. Surapong Paisitpatanapong, Vice-Chairman of the FTI, pointed to Trump's tariff intentions and increased competition from cheaper Chinese vehicles as key issues behind the poor export figures. Moreover, Thai auto parts exporters express concern, particularly those supplying indirectly to Mexico via Japanese manufacturers. As the Thai automotive industry braces for potential US tariff implications, the sector is closely monitoring policy developments while grappling with domestic and international market pressures, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-10 -
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British Couple's Thailand Dream Becomes Legal Nightmare
So you admit it is just like your behavior. -
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American Teen Goes Missing in Phuket, Parents Rally Online Support
Reading between the lines here it seems the family are living in Phuket and this lad is a 'run-away'... Three weeks is a long time though.. he's a foreign national (assume not a Thai - foreign national) - did he have is passport with him etc ? He could simply be working on an island somewhere etc... Hope he's ok... Pretty wrong to disappear like that so I wonder what was going on at home to drive him again like that - its personal stuff, but definitely missing from the story. -
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Applied for UK State Pension today - 20 minutes and done!
Lol,life cert thicko,not pension increase,4.1 percent,then another 4.3,then 5percent on public sector,why you are on the bones of your arse thicko -
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Applied for UK State Pension today - 20 minutes and done!
😂..........Seems now you are stuck for words, and how is Pauline, your DWP insider...?......😂
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