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Non-Immigrant O (Spouse/Dependent)
As already pointed out. To piggyback on husband extensions, non thai needs to enter Thailand on non O -
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Fatal Collision in Surin: Wrong-Way Motorcycle Collides with SUV, Two Killed
71 and still doing this? 🤦♂️The truck may been doing some high speed passing too or got pincered by another vehicle shining into their lane. You can never overstate how to useless and culpable the police are too. Any person from a country with sane driving could point what's wrong all days but even after decades of driving the Thai police can't even begin to start tackling the problem. -
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Young Girlfriend from Udon Thani wants to get married.
Not everything needs to be true. Like Donald's doings.... and yet he seems to get lot of press. Can you write them to stop? Thanks. PS. If story is entertaining let them write. Don't click, hop over, be happy. -
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Christmas Puddings Blocked at Checkout in Scotland Due to Alcohol Restrictions
Interesting, which part. I lived there for over 10 years but it’s huge and very diverse. -
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UK’s Trade Future with EU Raises Concerns Over Return to ECJ Jurisdiction
We checked out in 2020 but the question is, 'Is it in our best interests to use some of the hotel's facilities?' Wrt the three 'major' benefits of Brexit, the first, fishing, is almost insignificant in terms of its' economic importance. It represents 0.03% of economic activity in the UK and employs 11k people and these numbers are still declining Why fishing became such a major issue (for both sides) in the original negotiations is a mystery to me. I also don't understand why the free movement of EU nationals under 30 should present a problem. This is the group who, pre-Brexit, used to be employed in the seasonal, part-time jobs which are now proving so difficult to fill. Moreover, many (most?) of this group will not wish to settle permanently in the UK. If it is considered desirable to reduce the number of 'permanent' immigrants, surely this is one way of doing so? The article suggests that the UK would be st the ECJ in matters relating to Food and Agricultural standards. In practice, currently this wouldn't be a problem. UK food standards are consistent with EU regulations and, in many cases, are stricter than the minimal requirements set by EU regulations. I accept that adhering to EU food and agriculture might be a problem when it comes to negotiating a free trade deal with the US - and if we wanted to amend standards in the future - but I would make the following two points: Firstly, is it desirable to drop our standards in such an important sector such as food and Agriculture? Secondly, given Trump's pronouncements about US trade policy, a free trade deal with the US isn't going to happen any time so in that regard, the issue of food standards is pretty irrelevant. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
This does not surprise me at all about BYD, or maybe specifically Rever Automotive. I still cannot understand why BYD Thailand charges so much for maintenance of a BEV. Why every 40k km instead of 80k km a gear oil change? Compare this to MG, GWM ORA, Riddara with reasonable maintenance frequencies and prices. -
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Mysterious objects from sky leave Thai couple on cloud nine
Any money it was a bunch of magic wands that fell out of some illusionists black briefcase. -
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Christmas Puddings Blocked at Checkout in Scotland Due to Alcohol Restrictions
He was heard to say "I don't believe it!" Yes, I know, that was Mr Meldrew.
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