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The Resurgence of Jihadist Threats: A Call to Vigilance
Apologies, it worked fine on my end so I thought it was an unrestricted article. Here is the archived version: https://archive.ph/KGfB1 -
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world wide income taxation update
Yes for certain, From an LTR-WP visa holder's perspective, its a great visa. -
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world wide income taxation update
Where is 'here' ? Definitely not in Phuket where both rents and property prices have skyrocketed. I believe it all depends on location. -
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The Resurgence of Jihadist Threats: A Call to Vigilance
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Thailand is not that desperate yet IMHO. I don't know the actual statistics, but I wager the majority of the unsold condos are Thai freehold. If I am correct, and if Thailand really wanted to help sell unsold condos, they would change the condo foreign freehold ratio, allowing foreigners to own more than only 49% of the units. Say increase it to 60% max. They could at the same time add a clause that the 'combined vote ratio' of foreign freehold units is not exceed 49%. Which would mean in an annual meeting, a foreigner's vote would count a bit less than that of a Thai person. While that sounds ugly, in my experience the majority of those who actually show up and vote at a condo Annual General Meeting (AGM) tend to be foreigners (although that may only be the case for the high end luxury condo market). However while there has been some talk, I would also wager there will be no change to the allowed foreign-freehold ratio. -
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