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Weathering the Climate Debate: Meet the Young Meteorologist Challenging the Hysteria
I fully support this young person for not jumping on the boat of hysteria l. -
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Question regarding condo purchase with spouse (both foreigners)
Hi everyone, As the title suggests, my wife and I are considering purchasing a condo in Thailand. We are both foreigners. I have a few questions regarding the best way to go about this. 1. The agent that we are dealing with has told us that it is possible to add both of our names to the chanote. However, we do not have any joint accounts, so the money from overseas would only come from my wife's account. The agent has told us that if we specify on the FET that the money is specifically for purchasing a condo in both of our names, that we can add my name to the chanote as well. Is this accurate, or does the money need to come from a joint account? 2. Our main reason for preferring both names on the chanote is to avoid any potentially messy/expensive situation if one of us were to pass away. I am assuming that it would be easier for the other party to continue owning the condo if their name was already on the chanote VS if it was simply left to them in a will? Perhaps my assumption is wrong. 3. If we decide to only add one of our names to the chanote, would it be possible to leave the condo to the surviving spouse in a will? (Foreign spouse to foreign spouse?) Is this possible in Thailand? I would assume that this route might include inheritance/gift tax? I did see the similar thread regarding joint condo ownership, but that thread left several questions unanswered. Thank you for in advance for any clarification of these questions. -
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£1 billion a month: Rising Benefit Claims by Foreign Nationals Fuel Political Tensions
Probably because the ECHR doesn't allow them? Probably due to the ECHR intervening? -
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Report Pattaya Motorbike Drivers Protest Strict Helmet Law Fines
The moto sai boy 90% wear helmets as do plenty of other Thais here in Pattaya.... -
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Report Thailand Tightens Grip on Retirement Visas Amid Wealth Shift
Seems to me this Forum's very newsletter covers all that quite well, doesn't it? Why would a foreign newspaper cover daily stuff like this in Thailand? -
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£1 billion a month: Rising Benefit Claims by Foreign Nationals Fuel Political Tensions
No. You are blaming everyone, other than accepting responsibility for the deficiency. It is the electorate who set the rules. It is the electorate who put the MPs in office. It is easier to pint a finger at the judiciary and the police than to accept that the impediment to immigration reform are the people themselves. How often do we see a violent migrant take refuge in a Church and some group to claim that there is a right of sanctuary? (There is none). How often did we see idiots block removal efforts of violent offenders? The people doing the blocking were never held accountable by friends or family or the public. Instead they were more likely to be celebrated as heroes. How does some of the UK public have a moral right to complain when it returns MPs like Sarah Owen, the Labour MP for Luton North who offers the bankrupt position that the best way to avoid the UK becoming an “island of strangers” is to invest in communities so that they thrived. Or, Nadia Whittome, the Labour MP for Nottingham East, who claims that “Migrants are our neighbours, friends and family. To suggest that Britain risks becoming ‘an island of strangers’ because of immigration mimics the scaremongering of the far right.” The UK votes in MPs like that, who determine government policy. It is up to the UK voters to vote in MPs who have a different position.
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