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Visa run from Bangkok: do and don't
To each their own. I wouldn't do either. From Bangkok I would choose flight to Udon Thani- 1
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Electrician Electrocuted While Repairing Ceiling Fan in Pattaya‘s Walking Street
38 year old Thai male was electrocuted in a BBQ shop in Soi Arunotai last week when changing a light bulb. -
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RFK Jr. compared Trump to Hitler and his fans idiots
Project 2026 is even better. Look into it. -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
I actually agree that the guy is speaking common sense, especially when he says that there wont likely be any immediate response to not filing a return but you may well have to justify not filing later. And for the umpteenth time, we all now fully understand that there is no rule that allows any of us to calculate whether tax is due or not, after TEDA is deducted and to use that as a guide whether to file or not, even the TRD staff have been quoted now confirming that it's assessable income and tax residency, end of. That said, I agree that people should avoid the free 15 minute chat and instead, wait and see what TRD has to say between now and then. -
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EVA Air Online Check In Requires Visa, so cannot Select Seat ???
I got the bid email from EVA on my trip out here last month. It is done on a 'swingometer' basis (low bid, fair, strong etc). To upgrade from economy to premium economy the starting offer was around 500 Euros which showed as 'poor'. I think you need to be in the 'fair' zone to even stand a chance of them accepting it which was around 700 Euro. To upgrade my return leg (this coming Sunday) from premium economy to Royal Laurel 1,100 Euros was shown as 'poor' and 1,450 Euro crept into the 'fair' zone. Ridiculous prices - almost as much again as the original flight ticket. Needless to say I didn't take up their kind offer. As mentioned in one of my earlier posts, I did get a free upgrade from economy to premium economy about 10 minutes before boarding on the outbound leg from LHR. Happens rarely these days. -
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Angela Rayner's Housing Plan 'more difficult than we expected'
Agreed, that is why I wrote "cheap housing." -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 22 November 2024
Pattaya teens return wallet with cash, win public praise Photo courtesy of Chaiyot Pupattanapong via Bangkok Post Two Pattaya teens won widespread praise for their remarkable honesty after finding, and returning, a wallet full of cash. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344294-pattaya-teens-return-wallet-with-cash-win-public-praise/ -
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Pattaya teens return wallet with cash, win public praise
Two Pattaya teens won widespread praise for their remarkable honesty after finding, and returning, a wallet full of cash. In a moment that highlights integrity over temptation, 14 year olds Noppadol Phuphiphat and Phattraraphol Ngao-ngam stumbled upon a wallet with cash and identification in an ice bucket outside a bustling shopping mall in Pattaya late yesterday, November 21. The boys, both in their second years at local high schools Bannernplubwan and Watsuttawas, were out for a walk with a friend’s older brother near Central Festival Pattaya Beach when they made the unexpected find. Rather than pocket the 3,640 baht and 71 Chinese yuan (around 340 baht) inside, they chose the higher road, heading straight to Pattaya City Police Station at 11pm. Their first concern was the owner’s peace of mind. According to Police Captain Anan Mahakitassawakul, the wallet contained identification belonging to a Chinese tourist, whose loss could have been distressing in a foreign country. He confirmed that the incident was recorded by the police, who are now waiting for the tourist to claim the wallet. The scene at the station turned into a mini-celebration, with witnesses offering high praise to Noppadol and Phattraraphol for their integrity. Their good deed has made a lasting impression on the community, showcasing the positive values upheld by Pattaya’s young generation, reported Bangkok Post. By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of Chaiyot Pupattanapong via Bangkok Post Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-22
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