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Swift endorsement turns more voters from harris than it attracts…
Trump collective is but hurt with Taylor Swift's rejection of the convicted felon and serial philanderer Donald Trump. They will toss anything that they can to disparage Taylor Swift. Had she endorsed Trump, they would be singing her high praise and saying how she can motivate young voters. Taylor is always elegant. I expect that the majority of her fanbase are not of voting age. Of the balance, most were most likely in the Harris camp already. A large number of Swift's fans are young, white, educated females. Taylor Swift checks all the boxes for parents; She is free of scandal, polite, respectful, intelligent, has an excellent and close relationship with her parents, and encourages kids to give back to their community. On the other hand, Trump can count on the support of the people they constantly complain about; -
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Tornado Wreaks Havoc in Phatthalung, Damages Homes
Unlikely it was a tornado tho... -
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Help me understand: Delegating devices to remain online when the grid goes down
Not worthwhile to have ALL connected as that would mean costs x3, and lets face it you can have a cold shower or wait until the grid's back without that much effort. Leave pump, water heaters, oven on the grid. Have sockets and lights on the solar inverter, no need for solar panels. 6K MrPower hybrid inverter (12kbht) + 48v100ah battery (25kbht) should do it. Little bit of rewiring in the fuse panel and a couple of extra breakers and you're good for up to 12hrs of grid loss. Really easy to install, 2-4hrs work at most, any electrician that can't do it is an idiot. Around 40kbht inc. Then you can add solar panels later if you feel like it. I did the same for my house, but with solar panels, works brilliantly (2.5 years now), no more dark nights, internet router loss or computer switching off. We did have a few knocks on the door from neighbours at the start ...... "Why are your lights still working?" -
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Violent Brawl Between Drunk Australian Tourists Shocks Pattaya
They should have just tasered them immediately, i don't know why they're not used more often, very quick end to any situation. -
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Would be Assassin had biden/harris bumper sticker on his Truck in Hawaii
What if you had to go back? How would you deal with sharia law? -
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Swift endorsement turns more voters from harris than it attracts…
Slut shaming is a common tactic for both discrimination against women and avoiding the facts. If you want to slut shame someone, start with Trump cheating on his wives.- 1
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Swift endorsement turns more voters from harris than it attracts…
So 20% is more than 8%.....damn......no wonder I lose so much money on stocks and shares. -
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passport required for domestic flights? I have a Thai DL
As others here, I've used my Thai D/L to check into hotels from 2 to 4 star for 10 years. There may be hotels that don't accept it but I've yet to find one. When we have stayed at hotels up-country where Mrs NL has made the reservation, several of them haven't asked to see any form of ID from me. YMMV TiT -
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BREAKING NEWS Second Assassination Attempt-Secret Service get Trump to safety
Democrats in full cope because nobody can seem to kill trump -
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Swift endorsement turns more voters from harris than it attracts…
Oh man,i needed a good laugh and you came around with another bombshell! Just in time!Thanks. -
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Thailand Digital Nomad Visa: Current Status and Future Prospects When it comes to digital nomad visas or freelance work permits in Thailand, there is a Smart Visa that digital nomads and remote workers may soon be able to apply for, giving up to 4 years of stay in the Kingdom. This proposal, which has already received approval from the Centre of COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA), is now awaiting Cabinet approval. If implemented, it would allow those on tourist visas to transition to a Smart Visa, provided they meet certain criteria: A contract with a foreign company lasting at least 6 months Evidence of relevant qualifications and experience The Smart Visa program was initially launched in February 2018, targeting science and technology experts, senior executives, investors, and startups. However, due to strict eligibility criteria, only a handful of foreigners have successfully obtained this visa. The Board of Investment (BOI) aims to relax these requirements, potentially including foreign freelancers in the eligible categories, which would include the majority of digital nomads and remote workers. Work Permit Thailand: Legal Requirements for Remote Workers It's crucial to understand that working in Thailand without proper documentation is illegal. If you wish to work remotely for a foreign employer while based in Thailand, you need to secure a work-from-Thailand professional visa. This visa includes several factors, including personal income, work experience, your foreign employer's financial status, and health insurance coverage. The requirements for this visa are quite stringent, which may come as a surprise to many digital nomads. For instance, your foreign employer must meet specific criteria: Be a private company with at least 3 years of operation and over 150 million USD in combined revenue over the last 3 years Or be publicly listed on any country's stock exchange Thus, these high standards may be disheartening for some remote workers hoping to make Thailand their base of operations. Remote Work in Thailand: Practical Considerations While the prospect of working remotely in Thailand sounds ideal, it's crucial to have a solid understanding of local tax regulations and employment laws. This knowledge will help you avoid unexpected obligations and ensure a smooth experience. As a general rule, foreigners need a work permit to legally work in Thailand. However, those holding a work-from-Thailand professional visa can easily obtain a digital work permit for their foreign employer. The processing fee for this digital work permit is 3,000 THB per year. It's worth noting that if you're legally married, you can also obtain a long-term resident visa for your spouse. This spouse can then apply for a work permit, allowing them to work in any occupation that isn't exclusively reserved for Thai nationals. Taxation for work-from-Thailand visa holders Working abroad often means navigating complex tax situations, potentially resulting in obligations in both Thailand and your home country. Typically, foreign remote workers are required to pay personal income tax in Thailand on any work performed within the country. This applies regardless of where they receive payment or their residency status. Thai personal income tax rates operate on a progressive scale, ranging from 5% to 35%. The rate applied depends on your income bracket. Here's a brief overview of the tax brackets: Taxable Income per year (THB) Tax Rate (%) 0 to 150,000 Exempt 150,001 to 300,000 5 300,001 to 500,000 10 500,001 to 750,000 15 750,001 to 1,000,000 20 1,000,001 to 2,000,000 25 2,000,001 to 5,000,000 30 Over 5,000,000 35 Source: AustChamThailand Given the complexity of international tax law, it's highly advisable to consult a professional immigration lawyer before making the move to Thailand for remote work. Are You A Digital Nomad in Thailand? Get Extra Coverage From Pacific Prime Today Need to access healthcare in Thailand? This on its own presents challenges for foreigners. Firstly, private hospitals, especially those catering to medical tourists, can be expensive, with treatment costs quickly escalating. On the other hand, public hospitals aren't always a viable alternative for most foreigners. Many implement a dual pricing system that discriminates between foreigners and Thai nationals, often charging foreigners more for COVID-19 testing, adding to other drawbacks such as overcrowding and language barriers. Unlike local employees who often receive health insurance as part of their benefits package, remote workers in Thailand typically don't have access to employer-sponsored health insurance. However, this doesn't mean you have to go without coverage. Expert insurance brokers like Pacific Prime Thailand can help you navigate your options and select an appropriate plan. Whether you're in search of international insurance coverage for digital nomads, or even travel insurance covering COVID-19, their knowledgeable and friendly experts can assist you in finding the right solution. Contact us today to explore your insurance options and make your Thai remote working dream a safe and secure reality. Sponsored -
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Swift endorsement turns more voters from harris than it attracts…
Why shouldn't she sleep with many, many men if she enjoys it? -
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Swift endorsement turns more voters from harris than it attracts…
And 20% is less likely to vote for his opponent after Swift endorsed her. So yes it is your lefty IQ, which takes everything out its context, that is showing -
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Does anyone here MISS serious writing? Instead of simple posting on the Farang Pub?
Are you kidding me? Please don't big yourself up and think you are a serious writer. Most come here for fun.
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