Canadian Tourist Dies After Slipping on Stairs at a Jomtien Beach Resort
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LTR Visa - stoked!
That form, as I read it, is to take an exemption on certain incomes for being disabled, under age 65. Or for taking exemptions for being over age 65 -- up to a maximum of 190000 baht. Nothing to do with certain categories of income being exempt by Royal Decree or TRD edict. -
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People who support Cashless Society
Outside of the US, this was - and in many places still is - absolutely normal. And there is a huge difference between regulated banks or credit cards and freewheeling fintech: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/tax-insights-and-commentary/matt-levines-money-stuff-synapse-still-cant-find-its-money "Oh, we have misplaced your money, and unfortunately we can't find it in our electronic systems" - but it was only people's life savings, a paltry 300,000$ or so. But the real problem is what OP describes (not very well). Cashless society means, every single financial transaction (paying Lek, real name - which you didn't even know - Panida Nomsong d.o.b. 31.7.1993 - she told you she is 23 - from Udon; taking the BTS from where to where, buying which kind of beer or cannabis, buying which type of electronic padlock for your door, including serial number and emergency password) is not just traceable, it is traced and analyzed in real time. And stored forever. And it is controllable: sorry, we will not sell you this internet promotion - and because we are a private company, we don't tell you why (happened to 2 good friends who wanted the same promotion as me - the "private company" is owned by the government); the subscription of your NYT for 10$ just went up to 20$, no, make that 50$, oh no, we will not let you read it at all, because of the "information" about you we got from the net; your plane ticket is more expensive if booked by iphone; your stored value card (eg in Thailand's 10000B scheme, in Germany and Australia), can only be used in overpriced shops that paid tea-money bank accounts blocked as in Canada (in my home country this happens too, and it means you lose your rental home) .... these are just real-life examples from Western democracies that give you a taste of our Chinese/Singaporean future. -
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Cheapest good weed now ? I found 350 thb/gram but not cheaper yet, any idea ?
Condolences. Sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers. -
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Blue Car Owners Book
I purchased a new Honda CRV in 2012 in Chonburi. A few years ago we changed from Chonburi to Kalasin, but I misplaced or destroyed the original book, so the motor inspection station wrote something like 'original book not seen' in the new blue book. Now I come to sell or trade-in my CRV and the dealer said B30000 less as no first owners book and selling it privately buyers can't get finance as no first owner blue book. How to get a new first owners blue book? -
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UK Controversial Junk Food Crackdown Targets Breakfast Staples Including Porridge
Very difficult to get through to people like you...this is FAKE "straight banana" type reporting.... the truth is it is about banning advertising for junk foods...certain types of porridge with added sugar, processing chemicals. etc are considered "junk food" and are included in the new UK law banning the advertising of foods categorised as "junk food" there is nothing wrong with porridge but there is with companies that adulterer it to make it more appealing to those gullible enough not to understand the ingredients. -
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Option between DTV or Non-O based on marriage extension
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