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What documents do I need to sell a motorbike?
FYI: https://thethaiger.com/guides/automotive/selling-your-motorcycle-in-thailand-how-to-get-your-money-s-worth -
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Home Country Driving License Exchanged for a Thai
You don't "exchange" anything, it usually just means you don't have to take the practical aspect of the test.The color blind and reaction test also theory (afIk ) -
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Lao borders (some at least) now requiring overnight stay?
It's still only 2 times per year at chiang khong- huay xai laos border -
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The Death penalty your opinion
Torture? No I am for a deterrent. Putting them in air conditioned cells, with exercise facilities, color television, internet, free attorneys, three meals a day, free dental, and medical healthcare IS NOT PUNISHMENT IT IS A REWARD. Now these are who I should show some mercy and empathy towards. I am for the victim not the criminal. Torture, rape, and murders [edit] With five people now held hostage in the basement, Pierre told Andrews to get something from their van. Andrews returned with a bottle in a brown paper bag, from which Pierre poured a cup of Drano-brand drain cleaner. Pierre ordered Orren to administer it to the other hostages, but he refused, and was bound, gagged, and left face-down on the basement floor.[citation needed] Pierre and Andrews then propped the hostages into sitting positions and forced them to drink the Drano, telling them it was vodka laced with sleeping pills. It immediately caused blisters on the victims' lips, burnt their tongues and throats, and peeled the flesh around their mouths.[6] Ansley, still begging for her life,[7] was forced to drink the Drano, although Orren said she coughed less than the other victims. Pierre and Andrews tried to duct-tape the hostages' mouths shut to hold quantities of drain cleaner in and to silence their screams, but the oozing blisters prevented the adhesive from sticking. Orren was the last to be given the Drano, but seeing what was happening to the other hostages, allowed it to pour out of his mouth and then mimicked the convulsions and screams of his son and other hostages.[citation needed] Pierre became angry because the deaths were taking too long, and were too loud and messy, so he shot Carol and Cortney Naisbitt in the backs of their heads, killing Carol but leaving Cortney alive. Pierre then shot at Orren Walker but missed. He fatally shot Stanley before again shooting at Orren, this time grazing the back of his head.[5] Pierre took Ansley to the far corner of the basement, forced her at gunpoint to remove her clothes, then repeatedly raped her after telling Andrews to leave for 30 minutes. Afterwards, he allowed her to use the bathroom while he watched, then dragged her, still naked, back to the other hostages, threw her on her face, and fatally shot her in the back of the head. According to Orren's testimony, her last words were "I am too young to die."[8] Andrews and Pierre noted that Orren was still alive, so Pierre mounted him, wrapped a wire around his throat, and tried to strangle him. When this failed, Pierre and Andrews inserted a ballpoint pen into Orren's ear. Pierre stomped it until it punctured his eardrum, broke, and exited his throat. Pierre and Andrews went upstairs, finished loading equipment into their van, and left.[citation need -
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Baht becoming ridiculously strong
Next month a new central bank chairman will be appointed. There is an ongoing dispute between the new government and the BoT that keeps interest rate high, Let's hope things change to the better for us. I don't share the optimistic view on the state of the Thai economy. -
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Trump's word salad answer to child care
Here is the full version. The question on childcare timestamped at 1:24:55. Please tell us how this differs from the video already posted. I do not detect any editing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74syVUaMF_I&t=4721s -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
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paying taxes in thailand as an american
You're 57 years old and you've been listening to what's been said about Social Security for the last 50 years? That means you took an interest in Social Security policy when you were only 7 years old. You must have been an extremely precocious child. When I was 7 years old, I was only interested in riding my Schwinn bicycle and blowing the biggest bubbles with my bazooka bubblegum. I may have started to take notice of these strange creatures called "girls." Many decades later, I am still trying to figure them out. Say you were to take benefits in 5 years at age 62. You might get about 800 dollars a month, which is 9,600 dollars a year. If, instead, you waited 8 more years until age 70, you would have given up 76,800 dollars. That's a sizeable chunk of money to walk away from. At age 70 you'd get 2,300 a month, which means that it would take 33 months to make up for the 76,800 dollars you didn't take. Therefore, you'd only start making money from Social Security when you were nearly 73 years old. That's 11 years of lost benefits. It's a precarious world, especially if you ride a motorbike in Thailand, as I do. A lot of dangerous, and potentially lethal, things could happen to you in the next 16 years, resulting in you getting nothing from Social Security at all. The old expression says that "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." If I were you, I'd consider very carefully before deciding not to take that first Social Security payment the month of your 62 birthday. -
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Essential Expat Guide: How to Buy a Motorcycle in Thailand
Must because you got away with it doesn't make it legal. 😉 -
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Where Can I Sell My Rolex in Bangkok?
Insure it. Rent a modest hotel room. Pick a dodgy partner at a a bar. (Ladyboys increase success) Get drunk Take her to your room. Pass out or be careless. In the morning when you find it missing make a police report File an insurance claim. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
In the same speech Yu Jingmin mentioned about the S5 model launching in November. This car is a relatively small electric SUV that uses lithium iron phosphate batteries. It will not be possible to fit a solid-state battery in such a model for a long time until 2030 at the earliest. Initially, such batteries will be exclusive to more high-end models and competing against NCM chemistry batteries. Xu Yanhua, Secretary-General of the China Automotive Power Battery Industry Innovation Alliance, has stated that before 2030 the battery market in China will still be dominated by liquid batteries. https://carnewschina.com/2024/09/04/mg-will-launch-an-ev-with-a-solid-state-battery-in-the-first-half-of-2025-claims-saic/ MG Cyber GTS might be 1st vehicle using solid state battery -
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New travel rules: Thailand’s ETA to shake up visa-free visitors
Unfortunately, I tend to agree. Thailand has an incredible record of complicated and ever changing rules. Thailand should take an example from how Malaysia does it - straight and simple. I traveled to KL a few months ago and was stopped at the immigration because I had not arranged for the ETA. I did not know it was a new requirement, having traveled in and out there multiple times over the years before, and never had any problem as I carry a EU passport. But I could fix it right there by the immigration desk, it took me 5 minutes and I just had to let pass a dozen or so of other travelers in front of me while I was connecting with the relevant website. That shows Malaysia has an easy and straightforward system in place. Thailand, again, should look into it. ...... But, I forgot, it's Thailand, and why should Thailand learn from anyone anywhere outside Thailand???? -
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Home Country Driving License Exchanged for a Thai
Hi Any member recently exchanged their home country driving license at Mor Chit DLT for a Thai one? Do I need an IDP if my license is in English? Do they keep or invalidate your home driving license? What tests does one have to do if only exchanging licenses instead of applying for a Driving License? Thanks -
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I'm planning to stay in Thailand over 6 months. Would Thai government try to tax me?
Unbelievable - you hear and see what you want dont you? I was, have been, and always will be currently refering to the money remitted into Thailand. But worldwide taxation is coming - they are planning for it. And if they do implement worldwide taxation, just who the hell do you think that will affect - of course it will affect all tax residents in Thailand (locals and foreigners) - as in world wide income mate. -
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Baht becoming ridiculously strong
It's entirely true and correct.
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