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Covid-19 Origin: Final Report, Select Subcommittee.
Which would be easier to believe if it weren't for so many clearly being biased in favour of China. -
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Grounded: Thai AirAsia denies ticket fraud, blames airline app
For me, it has been very interesting reading posters comments about Air Asia, but sadly most not complimentary leaving customers upset, angry and annoyed. Personally, in this region, Air Asia is my favourite airline and I have never had problems with the airline (pre and post Covid) since it started domestic and international routes to/from Thailand and Cambodia (where I now live). I have always been able to book the flights I selected using Air Asia's website on my personal computer which is linked to an Epson Printer to get the necessary confirmation documents for "check-in". As I have stated elsewhere, never any problems paying for my tickets, first cash at 7-11 in Thailand, now my Visa debit card in Cambodia. As the years have progressed, I now have mobility problems and Air Asia's free wheelchair service is second to none IMO. When booking my flights, I tick the "unable to walk long distance" box. Air Asia's travel insurance is not an option for me due to my age and disability so does not appear on my booking form. Last month (November) I travelled from Siem Reap to Chiang Mai and back. Throughout, Air Asia excelled itself with wheelchairs for me at all the airports SAI, DMK and CNX all handled by efficient and caring ground staff. Even the cabin crews were helpful in assisting me to my seat. At DMK the airplane from SAI landed out on the tarmac and passengers were bussed to International Arrivals, however for me a hydraulic food trolley container truck (stock photo below) was waiting to move me via the galley door. A wheelchair with handler was inside the container and having been lowered to ground level I was then driven to Arrivals to join the other passengers (a first in my lifetime). At CNX the wheelchair service took me from Domestic Arrivals through to International Arrivals to claim my baggage from the hold, then return to Domestic Arrivals and a taxi into which I was helped by the wheelchair handler - wonderful assistance! On both return flights, my seat number was the same, upgraded free of charge to 5A throughout, (red window seat at front with legroom). So, Air Asia THANK YOU! I know many of you will say "what a load of BS" but these are MY experiences and long may they continue. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
It will be a conundrum for some posters on this thread. About 9.9 million file tax returns, yet out of those 9.9 million only about 3.4 million actually pay Income Tax. Another 3 million or so file to reclaim various witholding taxes. -
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Australian Man Runs Amok, Sets House on Fire, and Smashes Vehicles in Pattaya
... my first thought was, i feel sorry for the two children ... hard to imagine growing up as a child in such circumstances ... -
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Anyone know if Makro, Lotus, Big C accept contactless?
Old fashioned cash will always work whether there is electricity or not to power the ATM, Card readers etc! -
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Living in Thailand is very cheap?
Yes, or near free IF he has earned EU Soc Sec card. Like I have to 27 states. -
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Extending 60 day Visa Exempt and transfer to 90 day O - how many steps?
Yes that's what I was referring to. As for the bank account. For the 12 month extension there is few things required: 1. "Bank Letter" This just confirms you are the account holder and balance at time of application. 2. "Bank Statement". For first extension bank statement most likely not required. Photocopies of bank book pages and first page showing account # and your name 3. Some offices require an update or deposit on day of application. SCB do not have branch at CW. For points 1 and 2 that can be obtained up to week prior however most obtain bank letter and bank statement (if needed) day prior. As for a lease...being your first application for non O and subsequent 12 month extension the immigration office should accept a TM30. Note: you must apply for first extension at immigration office you obtained the non O. As for the financials (non O) just have 800k in bank on day of application. Needs to be transferred from abroad.
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