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Wise transfer from Thai bank to Philippines?
My Filipino coding teacher is moving back to the Philippines, I just have Thai and American bank accounts. He says that I can pay by Wise. What is the procedure? Download the Wise app? Input my Thai bank account information and transfer the money to a wallet. Then transfer the money from this Wise wallet to their Philippines bank account? Or it's done another way? What are the charges? A set amount or a % of the transfer? TIA. -
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Senator John Fetterman Calls for Pardon for Donald Trump
Why not consider that he has recovered from whatever caused that problem in the past and talks perfectly normally now? -
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Songkhla: Neighbour Kills Siberian Husky, Throws Body Into Sea
Oh, the bleeding hearts. -
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Progressive Leaders Join Elon Musk in Critiquing American Healthcare Costs
You wonder why Medicare wouldn't do the same. And agree to pay for medical treatment for expatriates in Thailand rather than have them go home and drain the system in the US.- 1
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Pattaya Health Insurance
UK guidance, for example, is maximum 6 pints of 4% beer per week. So your 20 x 3% x 330ml beers exceeds that was far as total alcohol is concerned. Plus the fact that anyone saying 15-20 will likely be considered to be 20-30. -
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Danish Prisoner in Thailand Warns Against Drug Crimes
Okay, I understand the situation better after reading about international prisoner transfers. https://en.correct.go.th/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/handbook-for-foreign-prisoners-in-thai-prisons.pdf -
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Moroccan Man Wanted for Murder of Dr. Sammy, Owner of Well Known Chiang Mai Clinic
If he is detained Thailand would take that off the table in order to get him back, as they have done on previous occasions. -
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Progressive Leaders Join Elon Musk in Critiquing American Healthcare Costs
Do that. I favor it. But Medicare Part B requires a premium too, along with a 20 percent copay. People would still go bankrupt. You're only going to solve the problem by reducing the number of administrators and the pay of doctors, nurses, and staff.
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