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Surge in Support for Mask Ban in New York Amid Rising Hate Incidents
I think it's about time that this forum removes anonymity and puts everyone's real name and photo on here. Words are mightier than swords... or something. -
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Musk should not have access to the White house. He should go back to S Africa.
Spending 44 BILLION $$ so us plebs get our free speech back makes the guy a total HERO. Democrat cults biggest mistake was turning on Rogan and Musk, to such devastating consequence. Not the sharpest tools in the shed. -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
If this tax policy happens to the letter of the law, I can see this scenario being popular for new retirees. They have probably been working towards, and counting down the days to retirement, and then heading straight for Thailand, but they are probably going to have to wait 185 days longer. -
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Update Kor Ror 22 (Thai Marriage certificate) in Bangkok
A lot depends on which Immigration office you use. Although in theory all offices are the same, some offices may ask for extra of different information. The local office at Kamphaeng Phet Immigration requires 2 copies of each document, 1 for themselves and 1 for the regional office in Chiang Mai. Some larger offices may only require 1 copy, hence my query on the first line. I have a copy (in English) of the one that I use at Kamphaeng Phet Immigration office. It is a Thai copy translated into English by a Thai/English law firm, BUT I am having a problem with MS office, so I opened it in MS, closed it again and reopened it again in Libre Office Calc. My best advice for you is to visit your local office, ask them if they have a list of requirements for the marriage extension in English or Thai. You should be able to get a Thai version and then find an Thai/English law firm near you (on the internet) and ask if they can translate it for you. I think that mine cost me about 500 baht but that was a while ago. If you still want a copy of mine I will post it. I do my extension on monthly income, but Bangkok Bank can do 6 months on the spot or 12 months though you have to allow 3 working days, 200 baht for each set of statements and the letter. I normally order 3 copies, 1 for KPP, 1 for CM and 1 for me, KPP prefer the statement and the bankbook updated on the day of the extension application, but other offices may be different. I normally start my paper work about a month before I apply for the extension. Good luck -
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The Resurgence of Jihadist Threats: A Call to Vigilance
The New York Times published a piece in which dozens of foreign medical volunteers who went into Gaza told how they saw and treated children who were deliberately shot in the head and neck by Israeli soldiers. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/10/09/opinion/gaza-doctor-interviews.html?unlocked_article_code=1.RU4.aKAi.2JuzZxYawEZ- -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
I understand that using an ATM owned by a Thai bank you can choose to allow the Thai bank to do the conversion rather than taking the card processor's rate. Is that also possible when making a retail purchase?
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