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What best to do with money from house sale in Britain
Poor comparison. State pension can be sent directly to Thailand. There is no requirement for it to be paid into a British bank account. There is that requirement for NS&I. -
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Retirement visa after overstay ban
Hi guys! Finally I've got my best friend to join my retirement in Thailand, but we do have one question: Has anyone experienced applying for a visa based on retirement after a previous overstay and entry ban? My friend overstayed 8 years ago, by 13 months. Paid his 20k fine at the airport, and got a 3 year ban from entering Thailand stamped in his passport. Hasn't been in Thailand since. Now he's back here on a 60 days visa exemption, and wants to convert to a 90 days non imm. O visa, based on retirement. With subsequently 12 months extensions, to his fully retirement. I believe a visa agent will do that without a problem, but will he have any issues doing it himself? He's got the money in bank option covered. Anyone with similar experience? We appreciate any answers without a lection. That is pointless. Thanks 🙏 -
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Is there anything good about getting old?
Terry Pratchett, a great author with a fabulous mind died of dementia at 66. Chris Hoy, an olympic gold medalist is dying of cancer at 48. Many men need Viagra by 50. The poster Yogoda claims to be "loving life and banging legal teenagers" in his 70's. We can improve the odds but old age is a lottery and is mostly coming to terms with our and our loved ones losses. -
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Buying car on finance
Just ask the Car Dealer where you have booked your Car with, they will know this. I didn't needed a Certificate of Residence when I bought my Car as I have a yellow Housebook -
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Oxford Union Faces Anti-Terror Probe Into Israel Debate
I looked up the 700,000 tons claim. It was made by Israel during a Security Council briefing on Gaza on 22 August 2024: "For his part, the representative of Israel, said: “We did not ask for this war.” Israel is not intentionally killing civilians and “there is no famine in Gaza”, and the Israel Defense Forces take pride in being “the most moral army in the world”, he added. Since the start of the war, his country has facilitated more than 14,000 trucks carrying aid into Gaza — including over 700,000 tons of food, he said." https://press.un.org/en/2024/sc15797.doc.htm (see paragraph 21 in this link) A while ago I saw Sacerdoti on BBC World News. He was spouting propaganda. I have not seem him there lately. -
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Badenoch Criticizes Starmer's McDonald’s Joke, Citing Double Standards
Wouldn't want the UK to end up like the USA where the two leaders end up having a never ending public bickering fest and they both just keep going on about each other all the time -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 10 December 2024
Thailand Boosts Holiday Tourism With Streamlined Airport Measures Photo: The Pattaya News In preparation for a significant influx of foreign tourists over the New Year holiday season, Pol. Maj. Gen. Phanumas Bunyalak, the acting commissioner of the Immigration Bureau, inspected Suvarnabhumi Airport on December 9th. This initiative is in line with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's policy of boosting tourism through visa-free entry for 93 countries, a strategy first initiated by former Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. This policy has proven successful post-COVID-19, with over 28 million foreign visitors entering Thailand since January 2024. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1345842-thailand-boosts-holiday-tourism-with-streamlined-airport-measures/ -
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Thailand Boosts Holiday Tourism With Streamlined Airport Measures
Photo: The Pattaya News In preparation for a significant influx of foreign tourists over the New Year holiday season, Pol. Maj. Gen. Phanumas Bunyalak, the acting commissioner of the Immigration Bureau, inspected Suvarnabhumi Airport on December 9th. This initiative is in line with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's policy of boosting tourism through visa-free entry for 93 countries, a strategy first initiated by former Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. This policy has proven successful post-COVID-19, with over 28 million foreign visitors entering Thailand since January 2024. In response to the expected peak of 120,000 daily arrivals during the festive period, Pol. Maj. Gen. Phanumas highlighted the implementation of streamlined operations at the airport. These efforts include advanced biometric systems and the elimination of cumbersome processes such as flight detail forms and stamp signatures. Additional personnel and contingency plans for potential system failures have also been put in place to prevent delays. Moreover, the Immigration Bureau has enhanced procedures to address potential passenger congestion. This includes the automation of boarding pass scans and expedited processing at Auto Channels. Concurrently, nationwide operations from December 11th to 17th aim at clamping down on foreigners violating immigration laws and other illegal activities. The acting commissioner assured that Thailand is committed to remaining a safe and inviting destination for tourists while rigorously enforcing immigration regulations alongside other governmental bodies, reported The Pattaya News. -- 2024-12-10
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