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I’m same situation as you, with same considerations.    So if I decide to bail out of the Land of FAKE Smiles, what is the best way to transfer all my BKK accounts out of Thailand?

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4 hours ago, Confuscious said:

I had yesterday for dinner a Fish and Chips at a beach resto with Music.
The Fish was a big junk of REAL seafish (not the Tilapa fish like in Thailand).
Had also a big portion of French Fries.
And the salad had black and green olives.
On each table was a basket with bread and a bottle of olive oil (free use).
I had also a glass of wine.
Total bill: 12.99 EUR
About the same price I would see in Phuket or so.

 

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That is the worst excuse for fish n chips I have ever seen.

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3 minutes ago, mlkik said:

That is the worst excuse for fish n chips I have ever seen.

Just been in Spain to, and the quality of food and wine for 25 euro, is amazing compared to Thailand. Quality steaks, lamb, fresh fish (no farm fish), and vegetables, but I will not live in Spain 24/7 either. Nice to have some choices tho

 

 

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1 hour ago, NORDO said:

I’m same situation as you, with same considerations.    So if I decide to bail out of the Land of FAKE Smiles, what is the best way to transfer all my BKK accounts out of Thailand?

 

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5 hours ago, Confuscious said:

I had yesterday for dinner a Fish and Chips at a beach resto with Music.
The Fish was a big junk of REAL seafish (not the Tilapa fish like in Thailand).
Had also a big portion of French Fries.
And the salad had black and green olives.
On each table was a basket with bread and a bottle of olive oil (free use).
I had also a glass of wine.
Total bill: 12.99 EUR
About the same price I would see in Phuket or so.

 

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On your own though? One of the reasons people like Thailand is female company

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5 hours ago, still kicking said:

I agree I am not in the UK I am in OZ I went back a few years ago and do not regret it, being a pensioner now I pay nothing for healthcare nor doctor or hospital, I have not have a rent increase for 8 years yes I pay about 5600 baht per week but my pension is well over 29.000 baht per week cheap food at Aldi's, water rates included in rent what else do I need? I still go to Thailand twice a year  pay nothing for accommodation since I still have property and family there. Thailand is overrated so is the food. I can get any food here where I live but since I like cooking I only venture out ones a week. So all in all I am happy here 

And the Australian taxpayer is paying for your government housing and free medical 

Aren't you lucky you made the decision all those years ago to emigrate from Germany to the lucky country of Australia 

"Don't mention the War now " 

Dont mention the War !

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5 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

On your own though? One of the reasons people like Thailand is female company

I didn't have any "THAI female" company since my divorce in 2010. If people are happy to spend all their life savings on a greedy THAI family, it's up to them. Not me.

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17 hours ago, FruitPudding said:

 

How is he a sponger?

 

It isn't even possible to sponge in Thailand,  lol.

Sounds like he doesn’t want to pay any tax and wants free healthcare.

 

Sounds like a sponger to me.

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15 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

You go to Thailand for the girls, if thats not enough for you theres not many places that will make you happy. You will miss it

I went to Thailand to do a job for the company where I was working. Not for the girls or the Ladyboys. If you came to Thailand for the girls it says enough of who you are.

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Just now, Confuscious said:

I went to Thailand to do a job for the company where I was working. Not for the girls or the Ladyboys. If you came to Thailand for the girls it says enough of who you are.

I understand but ive lived there for three years and dont see any reason other than the girls to live there. Anyone that says otherwise is deluded

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14 hours ago, Confuscious said:

According to Thai law, the THAI MOTHER keeps being the sole responsable for her children and nothing was possible without the permission of the mother.
I had to contact many times lawyers and the Immigration Police because the mother could not be traced and I needed URGENT DOCUMENTS for my daughter.
Example: In 2009, a new law was introduced that all children had to apply for an ID-Card from the age of 9.
 

Mother always sole responsible is not true.

ID card age is 7.

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3 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

Mother always sole responsible is not true.

ID card age is 7.

I don't give a rats a... about your opinion.

When I went with my daughter to several places in korat to apply for an iD card for my daughter, I was told everywhere that the application needed to be signed by the THAI mother. Despite that I was having the sole parenthood.

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14 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

dont see any reason other than the girls to live there. Anyone that says otherwise is deluded

Here is a good reason.

( Deluded me!!!)

The 1BR UNFURNISHED APARTMENT I lived in in the USA cost me $1250.00USD a month in a apartment complex , the 2 BR UNFURNISHED HOUSE I live in now ( in Thailand ), with a fenced yard, veggie garden, carport  and indoor kitchen ) in a gated community ( close to 4 major stores and Immigration ) costs me $128 - $134.00USD ( depending on exchange rate ) a month.

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1 minute ago, edwardflory said:

Here is a good reason.

 

The 1BR UNFURNISHED APARTMENT I lived in in the USA cost me $1250.00USD a month , the 2 BR UNFURNISHED HOUSE I live in now ( in Thailand ), with a fenced yard, veggie garden, carport  and indoor kitchen ) in a gated community ( close to 4 major stores and Immigration ) costs me $128 - $134.00USD ( depending on exchange rate ) a month.

Are you saying that the girls arent a factor?

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14 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

Sounds like he doesn’t want to pay any tax and wants free healthcare.

 

Sounds like a sponger to me.

I pay taxes in my country which has tax agreements with Thailand (double taxation agreements).

The system of "free healthcare" in my country is based on the agreement that I paid for the "free healthcare" of other citizens and I am entitled to the same "free healthcare". That's not "sponging" according to my books.

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7 minutes ago, Confuscious said:

I don't give a rats a... about your opinion.

When I went with my daughter to several places in korat to apply for an iD card for my daughter, I was told everywhere that the application needed to be signed by the THAI mother. Despite that I was having the sole parenthood.

There is a difference between being the only parent taking care and having sole custody.

But he, don't care.

You haven't got a clue about Thai law though.

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On 11/7/2024 at 3:41 AM, GypsyT said:

Thank for telling. Good luck!

PS. I may join you soon. EU have problems but freedom to live in 27 countries with same health insurance benefits is a great asset.

That's a dangerous statement to make here. Now that Trump has won.

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1 hour ago, MalcolmB said:

Sounds like he doesn’t want to pay any tax and wants free healthcare.

 

Sounds like a sponger to me.

 

He's 70.

 

He has likely paid enough tax in the EU, if he worked in his lifetime. Why shouldn't he get healthcare there?

 

Why should he want to pay tax to Thailand? How does he even benefit from Thai taxation? They can barely tax their own wild citizens, and now they are coming after foreigner's overseas income. 

 

 

 

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