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PR application date
Perhaps ask in the numerous Tax threads. Are you considering PR... Here are requirements... https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=657171 -
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Going to China
seem to be a lot of china haters on AN. there's a lot of interesting stuff to see there. and just absorbing the culture is fascinating. go for it. but no practical advice from me, sorry. -
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Hainin airline
Fantastic,at least £400 cheaper than others,ok stop over in pkk 4 hours,food service,staff,help at every stage first class . Manchester to BKK -
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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
Null returns should be commonplace for many expats remitting only non-assessable funds. I've submitted three in Bangkok (two in person, one online), and four recently (Korat) online. No remittances declared. Only income was Thai interest and dividends, all withholding tax refunded. None of the TRD officials was interested in non-assessable income, and told me no need to file unless wanting a refund. I've had a couple of messages through the online system, the first last July asking for passport and bank withholding statement, and the latest a couple weeks ago requesting marriage certificate (joint filing) and bank withholding statement. -
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Midair Collision Near Reagan National Sends Plane into Potomac River
Yes that sounds like a wasted opportunity. 64 wasted lives, sad. R.I.P -
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Going to China
I had a great trip to China a few years back. 2,500bht for a return flight Chiang Mai to Changsha, then a train journey to Zangjiajie. Immigration waved me through, zero interest, police ignored me, and were difficult to spot. Had to show my passport to get on the train. Walking in the mountains for 10 days was great, long deserted paved trails, only saw 3 white people after boarding the all Chinese people flight at CM. Food was difficult, couldn't tell a family home from a restaurant out in the rural areas, everyone very polite and friendly, but no English anywhere, signs or language so quite hard to get around. Download an offline map like maps.me so you can use your phone to get around, expect nothing online to work. Money, Think I just used my Thai debit card in ATMs.
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