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Trump Holds Power to Veto Chagos Islands Deal as White House Showdown Looms
More like a failed state after population replacement didn't turn out to be the utopia they promised. Lammy must be the dumbest politician to ever hold office. Abbott 2nd. -
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Thailand's New 300-Baht Tourism Tax: Aid or Hindrance?
Well, psychologists say to become a mature human being, you have to learn to cope with rejection and denial. the Thais are giving us a valuable lesson. We should reciprocate, and introduce a fee for Thai tourists, so they can achieve maturity too. -
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Transfer USA Social Security to Bangkok Bank using International Direct Deposit
@gamb00ler is correct. I opened a new account with BBL specifically for receiving my SS deposit. I did not obtain a debit card for the account, but I am able to make bank transfers via the online app, or the mobile app, to my KBank account with no problems. I did mention to the bank that I was using the account to receive my SS deposits, and they did not attempt to give me anything "special". It is just a regular bank account. -
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Six-Year-Old Girl in Critical Condition After Brutal Dog Mauling in Nonthaburi
No way she will, along with the trauma it will be with her for the rest of her life, unfortunately. -
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U.S. Economy Shows Signs of Strain From Trump’s Tariffs and Spending Cuts
First of all, when a demand crisis looms, as was the case during the covid pandemic, not increasing the money supply most likely would have led to a depression, Second, what don't you understand about the fact that a tax cut, amounts to the same thing as an increase in the money supply? -
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Money transfer for buying condo
I transfer every month (9 years) from Chase Bank in the USA here to Bangkok Bank by swift and they charge a FLAT fee of $40, no matter what the amount is. I transfer it in dollars, so that when it arrives here the bank code is FTT. Which means it was transferred from outside of Thailand. If I transfer in baht, then the bank puts a different code which means it was a domestic transfer, which is what I don't want. As then I have problem with immigration when it comes time for my retirement extension. I have always receive decent exchange rates.
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