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Abortion after birth ? Who should kill the baby ? The doctors, the parents, or someone else ? -
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Charging for services in Thailand - increasing the prices?
This should be in a business forum, but it seems there is no business forum here anymore. If there is, then admins, please move this. I work since decades in Thailand, officially and with work permit and all that. And I charge for my computer service mostly per hour. Over the years, I increased my prices mostly for new clients and mostly I kept the same rates for existing clients. But obviously it makes sense to also increase the prices for existing clients over time. In my experience farang clients understand this. But it seems some (or all?) Thai clients don't like that. Like, I am your customer already for 10 years, why do you want to increase your rates now? Maybe I should ask them if they still get the same salary as 10 years ago and if they still sell their products and services with no price increases. Do you have any tips how to explain reasonable price increases to existing Thai customers? -
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7 Traffic Policemen Surrender Over Assault on Policeman's Son
I’m sure a lot of people do care. Just not those who can/should do something about this atrocious behavior. -
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Just Stop Oil Plans to 'Blockade' Parliament for weeks in Spring Protests
Should give Parliamentarians a chance for a well earned rest. It's hard work being a Labour MP. -
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Permitted until date question
Just a quick question about the permitted date for the 30 day Cambodia tourist visa, I could not find it anywhere else so I thought I would ask here: if the stamp/sticker in the passport shows I am permitted until a specific day like the 28th, I should be fine as long as I depart on that day? Or do I need to depart a day before, e.g. the 27th? Thanks -
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Thailand Visa Exemption (60 days) and Visa On Arrival (VOA) (15 days)
If you stay a shorter period on your first VE-entry, your 2nd entry is less-likely to trigger an interrogation or denied-entry. -
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