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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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/Featured Quiz 6 September - Weekly Featured Quiz - General Knowledge
I just completed this quiz. My Score 50/100 My Time 87 seconds -
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Baht becoming ridiculously strong
Sadly it isn't a correct explanation as it leaves out many other factors. -
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Tim Walz Subpoenaed in Federal Investigation of Covid Aid Fraud Scheme
With the intention of feeding children unscrupulous fraudsters jump on the gravy train to prove yet again no good deed goes unpunished. If only he had bought overpriced lecterns from a friend this would have been acceptable why did he think feeding hungry children was ok -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
China is only interested in taking advantage of Russia. What an achievement for Putin! Putting his country in the hands of its most dangerous neighbour. 😃 -
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New travel rules: Thailand’s ETA to shake up visa-free visitors
Tracking the flood of visa exempt is a noble cause. Albeit not something THA has ever been good at. Now that the sock puppet PM has ousted expect more visa related changes. -
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/Featured Quiz 6 September - Weekly Featured Quiz - General Knowledge
I just completed this quiz. My Score 20/100 My Time 152 seconds -
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Exchange rate
Second such thread within an hour Yes it's concerning. Basically all major currencies (except Japanese Yen) lost significantly over the last few days. Maybe follow the other thread: -
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Baht becoming ridiculously strong
Not true, currency of countries are based on economic values within that country. Dollar goes down, Euro could go down too. -
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New travel rules: Thailand’s ETA to shake up visa-free visitors
And not everyone uses QR codes.
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