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Immigration Police Raid Uncovers Illegal Migrants in Pattaya
Oh.....I am surprised the hotel reception did not submit TM30 online as required by law.😋 -
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Thailand vs Panama. Decisions Decisions!
First of all the election has nothing to do with my post. You’re deflecting and using that as an excuse. “What a completely ridiculous, unnecessary, and unhelpful reply. Perhaps you can try harder next time. “ Why is that? I was not being condescending. If you can’t attract Thai men there must be a reason. Could be appearance, grooming habits, not enough baht to spend No difference whether man or woman. While what I stated are possible the old cliche “Money number One” in Thailand is still very accurate. You most likely already know the answer to your concerns. -
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Thailand vs Panama. Decisions Decisions!
Expat living in PANAMA: • Cost of living can be higher than expected, especially in urban areas and for imported goods. • Heavy traffic and poor urban planning in Panama City; challenging driving conditions. • Limited variety of imported goods and high prices for specialty items. • Language barrier for non-Spanish speakers; difficult to integrate into local culture. • Cultural differences, such as “mañana culture,” can frustrate those used to punctuality. • Bureaucracy in immigration, residency, and legal processes can be time-consuming. • Risks of property scams and challenges in securing work permits. • Hot, humid climate and long rainy seasons may be uncomfortable for some. • Healthcare quality varies; good private care is available but can be expensive. • Difficulty meeting locals or forming relationships due to cultural and language gaps. • Traditional family-oriented culture may require serious intentions when dating locals. • Perceptions of foreigners as short-term visitors can create challenges in forming relationships. • Language barriers can make meaningful connections with locals more difficult. • Expats may feel isolated or confined to cliquish expat communities. • Petty theft and crime in certain areas; some regions have higher crime rates. • Internet and infrastructure in rural areas can be unreliable; power outages occur. • Limited overland access due to the Darien Gap, making travel to South America difficult. • Dependence on air and sea travel for international connections and imports. • Isolation from larger cultural and economic hubs in neighboring countries. -
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Thai Police Hunt 'Foreign Gang' Who Defied Law in Viral Video
Without a link to the offending "viral video" this is all meaningless drivel! What did they do? Why? Where? -
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The Decline of Free Speech: How the UK Became a Third-Class Nation
I haven’t been to the UK since the early 90s. Are they still speakers at Hyde Park Corner? -
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Called at the Chonburi Taxation office
Loads of Germans where I am but not a lot of German-speaking government office workers though. I wonder why that is? -
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The Decline of Free Speech: How the UK Became a Third-Class Nation
That's true. We are restricted in things we can say about Thailand and people, places, businesses in Thailand. But we are much freer to say things in Thailand about our home countries that could get us lawsuits, arrests, or mob attacks back home.
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