Yet you would support a policy whereby Thai citizens who don't reside in Thailand pay more for their university education or whatever.
I on the other hand, believe citizens should always be treated as having more rights than foreigners.
With that stated, I do wish there was more residency based pricing in Thailand and have no issue with residency based schemes for university admissions etc just as long as citizens are always automatically treated as residents.
No doctor will recommend (or perform) complete removal of the prostate for benign enlargement. Only resection which can be achieved in a variety of ways - TURP, laser enuclueation, steam (Urolift) etc etc.
Complete removal of the gland carries considerably more risk of impaired sexual function etc than resection does.
In our restaurant , the Laughing Bird is the favourite and most popular red wine drank by both European and Thai customers . Maybe it is an economic way of getting jolly ?
Good advice above. Yes, in my case, because all bookings are full this month for a non-O - and through 5 Jan apparently according to the CW website, I made the Laksi booking on 2 January is for an extension of the 60 day exemption which expires 3rd week January, but hope I can get a 90 day Non-O booking at CW, once they open up their January bookings. I guess I can cancel the extension booking if I get the 90 day booking confirmed?
No offense but you should not need to be late.
I was actually 30 mins early.
The lady at the ticket counter (far right line) talks to immigration lady at the desk that does appointments (2 desks)
I was seen instantly.
BTW the joint was packed
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