Is Thai Immigration Preparing To Limit The Number Of Tourist Visas Per Year?
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Trump’s Pro-Israel Cabinet Choices Leave Muslim Supporters Feeling Betrayed
Nobody cares about what muslims think or want, some only voted red Originally Obamas policy -
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U.S. Senators Introduce Legislation to Counter UN Actions Against Israel
Did they fire rockets from a school or a hospital? I thought they were just hiding in it according to the article. -
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Thai transwoman and foreign man clash on gender misunderstanding in Phuket
That´s as good as any comment, to say that you realize it was wrong. Thank you! -
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BREAKING NEWS Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
Your memory's not that good Frank is it ? let me remind you the Great Red army was defeated by the Mujahideen tanks against horses hazard a guess who won Frank. Putin told all the Russian flag will fly over Kyiv within a week, well wrong again Frank after 2 years he not even close to Kyiv Frank is he ? The mighty Red Army recruiting Koreans to help them going well this " Special Operations' " Frank isn't it. -
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Advertorial 5 Tips to get discounts when buying car insurance in Thailand
Roojai cover the seal dynamic and premium models, but they will not cover the performance model. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
How can it???...gotta be one step ahead ole boy👍😁 -
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Thai transwoman and foreign man clash on gender misunderstanding in Phuket
He was expecting some crumpet but got "meat and two veg" instead! -
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Can a sidecar motorbike(saleng) be legally registered?
I don't think so.. As I understand it - to be road legal, side cars have to be factory fitted (such as the Tiger Retro 110 Sidecar). That said - it hardly makes any difference, clearly authorities turn a blind eye to these contraptions, primarily because they are generally used by poor Thai's and it just seems to be 'culturally accepted' that the poor circumvent the regulations, or rather fly under the radar. I've seen a family of foreigners on salengs in Rayong, but I also imagine if this became more common place we'd see people fined for their use. I thing renewing the Por-Ror-Bor (compulsory insurance and tax) of such vehicles is carried out without informing the DLT of the modification. I'm not 100% sure IF the DLT will officially approve such side-cars - its more a case of don't ask...
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