BREAKING NEWS Trump Confirms Surprise US Airstrikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites, Including Fordo
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friendship bridge at beung kan province
So ... May has passed. Is it open now? -
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800k Not In the Bank Method
14,000 as opposed to 1,900 every year, but no need to put or keep 800,000 in a low interest Thai bank, which can then return far more than the low fee. Extension is at the officer's discretion, agents will know them personally 🙂 So many Westerners are old, smelly, rude and stupid, little wonder the officers prefer to deal with Thai go-betweens. 🙂 With all the copies of this and that, and going here and going there, only a real dunderhead would do all that just to actually lose money. 🙂 -
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Border runs to Cambodia temporarily suspended
Where can I find Safe Entry or Fast Track agent services when I arrive at BKK airport? Do I need to book with an agent before traveling, or can I arrange everything once I land in Bangkok? -
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Early assessment suggests US strikes didn’t destroy Iran’s nuclear sites
Sure. He's also claimed victory over Israel which is absurd. His comments are purely propaganda for domestic consumption. -
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Border runs to Cambodia temporarily suspended
Did they pay an agency to handle the border run, or did they do it themselves? -
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Coming trade deals or massive inflation?
Energy prices down have nothing to do with Trump, and all to do with SA and OPEC deciding last year to increase production! 🤣 Meanwhile....more winning! 🤣 US economy shrank faster than expected, new data shows GDP contracted by 0.5 percent on an annualized basis, 0.3 percentage points lower than the last measurement from the Commerce Department. Economists were expecting the number to stay the same at a 0.2 percent contraction. Thursday’s downward revision reflected lower consumer spending, mostly in recreation and transportation. The Federal Reserve, along with other forecasters, has reduced its U.S. growth outlook for this year. The June projection was for growth of 1.4 percent for 2025, down from a 1.7 percent forecast made in March. The World Bank is also predicting 1.4 percent growth for the U.S. this year. https://thehill.com/business/5371005-us-gdp-revised-lower-consumer-spending/
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