Relocating/Shipping household from Bangkok to EU -- recommendations and prices?
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This would not be the first time a campaign of genocide has been mounted against Jews and many lies have been used through the years to justify it.- 1
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You're on a roll alright. A bacon roll I'd guess? -
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Any care homes in north Pattaya area? Ultimately Looking for an end of life place with medical card if needed. -
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Retired expat out there who has been issued with a TIN number?
Further, i think it important to note that the tax ID required, to meet what I believe are CRS requirements, is to be the tax ID of one's country of tax residency. So if one has a tax ID from say Canada, Canada, but one is no longer a Canadian resident, but one is a Thai tax resident, and if one has sums of money in a Canadian financial institution, then Canadian financial institutions can, and do, ask for the tax ID of the country where one is now resident. The Canadian tax ID is insufficient for a Canadian financial institution for a tax resident of Thailand (who is not a tax resident of Canada). I did read that one of those CRS instances (for allowing not having a TIN) is where some jurisdictions use a "functional equivalent" to a TIN. If a country uses a functional equivalent, that number must be provided. I suspect that in part may be why the Canadian financial institutions accepted my yellow-book/pink-ID # (which RD of Thailand advised could be my tax ID if the Thai RD activated it) and even thou I advised those institutions it was not yet activated as a Tax-ID, the Canadian financial institutions still accepted it. Presumably the Canadian financial institutions decided a legally valid number (that could become a Thai tax ID) qualified as a functional equivalent, until activated as an active Thailand tax ID. -
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Eye injection
Yes, it is worth it. Two years ago, while in Ubon I had a floater that just would not go away and was getting larger in my right eye. So, I went to an Eye doctor in Ubon who did an exam and found I had wet age-related macular degeneration in my right eye and needed to get an injection right away to stop the progression. A retina specialist was recommended at a Bangkok hospital of which I elected to leave to the USA for treatment. In the USA, I was on an eye injection every two months (60) days) for three series for insurance purpose that did not really work till on the Gold Standard of "EYLEA HD" injections. My injections got my floater smaller but did not take it away totally. My injections are down to 90 days due to no activity in the floater and it looks like I will have to live with the very small, blurred wave about one o'clock high in my vision. Worth it yes, I remember my aunt suffering with total line of sight loss where she could only see from her side vision in her eye to total loss in the other eye. Does it hurt, Hell yes, every injection except one. I am lucky and blessed to have two insurance policies to pay for the injections because they are rather expensive. Here is the EYLEA HD website: EYLEA HD (aflibercept) | Official Patient Website. If you have any further questions, feel free to PM me. "GOOD LUCK!" -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
No one stated that they would raise the prices but I think your living in fantasy land if your hoping for future huge price reductions during the future motor shows and now that locally built export vehicles count towards the EV 3.0 local production numbers and the EV 3.0 locally production targets have been extended until end of 2027 I think the majority of EV brands that entered the EV 3.0 incentive programme will have no issue hitting the EV 3.0 local production numbers Byd total sales for 2022,2023 and 2024 were approx 60,000 BYD Thailand plans to scale up to 150,000 units per year. I think BYD should hit the local production targets for EV 3.0 before the end of this year BYD UK sealion 7 sells for between £45k-£56K Baht 2 million - Baht 2.5 million https://www.nationthailand.com/business/automobile/40049132 I think the current tariffs for car entering the uk is 10% https://www.nationthailand.com/business/automobile/40049132
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