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Thailand Eyes Direct Flights from US Amid Growing Tourist Demand
misleading article...it aint happening anythime soon -
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What are my options?
Can't recall your current situation. So you have couple of weeks left on stamp. Why not a border run with agent for another exempt entry. That needs to be obtained outside of Thailand. Don't see advantage in obtaining a SETV. If not planning on the 12 month extension the 800k only needs to be in bank on day of application. The non O only requires the 800k on day of application. -
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Thailand aims to become education hub with global universities
Boy they are reaching now!....of all the hubs they have here...this is absolute lunacy -
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What low/medium price wine do you recommend.
Peter Vella house white in the nice plastic bag 1.5 litres currently 459 baht in Makro. Drink very cold and it suits my palate, not for all. Have had many expensive wines in my time and the generally the comment I would tend to make would be about the excessive cost not the taste. Thank goodness we have a choice -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 6 December 2024
Rare Endangered Moonrat Found in Yala, Soon to Return Home Photo: The Thaiger A local angler in Yala, southern Thailand, has discovered a rare and endangered moonrat while fishing in a canal. The unusual find will soon be returned to its natural habitat. The discovery was reported by Phatcharin Prathummek from the Betong Animal Lover Club, who then showed the media the moonrat at her house. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1345551-rare-endangered-moonrat-found-in-yala-soon-to-return-home/ -
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Thai E-Cigarette Debate Sparks Health Experts' Outrage
I'm absolutely sure the global tobacco industry has no influence on this. Let's put the focus on vaping. -
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Rare Endangered Moonrat Found in Yala, Soon to Return Home
Photo: The Thaiger A local angler in Yala, southern Thailand, has discovered a rare and endangered moonrat while fishing in a canal. The unusual find will soon be returned to its natural habitat. The discovery was reported by Phatcharin Prathummek from the Betong Animal Lover Club, who then showed the media the moonrat at her house. The moonrat, weighing over 1 kilogram, was found floating in the canal and rescued with a fishing net. Initially, Phatcharin mistook it for a bamboo rat but later identified it as a moonrat after some research. Known in Thailand as Noo Men or Sato, the moonrat is recognized by its strong, ammonia-like smell, which it uses to communicate. With long, shaggy black and white fur and a distinctive black stripe across its face, the moonrat prefers to live in solitude, often in burrows or crevices. It feeds on worms, insects, and small aquatic animals. The moonrat is endangered due to habitat loss and is protected by Thai law. Phatcharin and the angler assured the public that their intention is not to keep the moonrat as a pet but to safely return it to the wild. -- 2024-12-06 -
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Have You Won the Game of Life?
so now you're bragging about facebook friends? what's your breakfast game like? you should try competing in that thread.
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