Accidentally dipped a few thousand below 800,000 but returned quickly???
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Xarelto (Rivaroxaban) 10 mg Bayer -- anybody see lower than 1,400 baht / 10 tablets?
Was this the Dr.Reddy 10mg dosage? -
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BREAKING NEWS Israel says it has launched strikes on Iran's 'nuclear programme
Thats the Grand Finale. Once everything else is a flaming ruin and the skies are clear, C-17 drops a Bunker Buster. Dont need a B52. Natanz is already smoking and burning -
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BREAKING NEWS Israel says it has launched strikes on Iran's 'nuclear programme
You're right, I do not support Israel, or any other combatants anywhere on planet Earth. -
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Economy Siam Commercial Bank Predicts Limited Baht Strengthening Amid Volatile Market
sure sure so sure that the polls are agreeing (not), the USA economy is down hill thanks to the orange guy Trump job approval at 38 percent in new survey https://au.news.yahoo.com/cnn-data-chief-stunned-definitely-124324030.html -
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Second extension after applying for Non O
Surely, you mean the 5 months when the funds cannot be below 800K. It's then 7 months for the 400K. As I stated previously, it's an individual choice based on circumstances and situations. I've known a couple of expats 'incapacitated' through emergency medical grounds and missed a monthly transfer. The <deleted> then hits the fan, and you have to start the procedure all over again, Non O > extensions. Those costs out way any loss of interest in keeping funds in a Thai bank, against your home Country. Proof of monthly overseas transfers and requiring additional evidence can be another PITA. I extend based on Thai spouse and use the 400K funds method, but keep closer to 750K in that FTD account. I also have a regular Savings account. The wife is a co signature to both accounts. In the event of anything happening to my spouse, easy to deposit another 50K and switch to retirement. In the event of my demise, my Thai assets go to my Thai wife. Jeez, I've even known a couple using the income method, that suddenly passed away and not that anyone else had access, but there wasn't enough in their Thai bank account to pay for their cremation. There is a lot to consider when deciding to use the funds or income method. -
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What Books Are You Reading ? (2025)
I like the sound of that one, nowt wrong with a bit of schadenfreude. Unlikely to be one available in BKK, I'm probably eventually going to have to say goodbye to the stone age and get a Kindle or similar. I like the old ways, get the Bangkok Post delivered and DASA books is only a short walk away. Still...
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