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Identification now required to make a cash deposits at Thai Banks?
This is for comparison purposes, just recently I opened up a bank account with ABA in Cambodia (a few weeks ago), they wanted to see the passport and long term visa which I have. They asked me to write my address down on a piece of paper which I did - that was good enough for them. A machine then 'printed' off an ATM Visa debit card for me which I used at the separate deposit machine to deposit $1500 in cash which I had just withdrawn in the same bank from a Thai account. No problems, simple and easy. The guy said I can alter the address on the app myself to make it more accurate if I want but don't do it until the next day as their system updates overnight or something along those lines. Thailand is going to drown in red tape if it continues along this road. -
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Big Joke Faces Asset Seizure in Online Gambling Case
Virtually in control? Meaning? And you have nothing more to go on than circumstantial evidence, In other words, sfa. You're a foreigner. Are you like all other foreigners? Chances are you hang out in bars with a big pot belly leering at young girls. Guilty as charged. Next. Oh, and anyone defending you must be completely bent. Right? Gaslit rubbish as usual from you. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 24 September 2024
Man Arrested in Sisaket for Selling Illegal Kratom Drinks to Students File photo for reference only In a decisive operation in Sisaket, local police arrested a man suspected of illegally selling kratom-infused drinks to students. The arrest, made on a road in the Nong Wa subdistrict, Benchalak district, followed intense local complaints and led to the seizure of critical evidence: eight bottles of kratom tea, 16 bottles of cough syrup, and a boiling pot. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1338991-man-arrested-in-sisaket-for-selling-illegal-kratom-drinks-to-students/ -
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Staying abroad, change your mobile phone, how to keep the Thai bank apps working?
I bank with a thai bank, app was setup on a uk mobile, when I was in Thailand and thai sim card, I was borrowing my wife's sim card, Currently in uk taken out the thai sim card on a uk sim, the app works perfectly, Test Just went to my second phone and tried to install the app, in the uk The app comes up that you need to turn off the wifi and use 3G/4G/5G before proceeding I didn't go further -
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Israel Shifts Focus to Northern Front as Walkie-Talkie Bombs Signal New War Phase
Its not just an opinion . Al-Jazeera have been shown to deliberately post lies on their current news programmes , which makes them an unreliable news source . Even after it had been shown to be lies, they still kept their fake news story up online . Up to you whether you still want to claim that they are accurate and honest , but that wouldn't be a true statement either though -
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Man Arrested in Sisaket for Selling Illegal Kratom Drinks to Students
In a decisive operation in Sisaket, local police arrested a man suspected of illegally selling kratom-infused drinks to students. The arrest, made on a road in the Nong Wa subdistrict, Benchalak district, followed intense local complaints and led to the seizure of critical evidence: eight bottles of kratom tea, 16 bottles of cough syrup, and a boiling pot. District Chief Thanadet Phra-arak ordered the crackdown, directing Deputy District Chief Supoj Chaikuchin alongside the 18th Benchalak Volunteer Defense Corps and local police officials. The operation was spearheaded by Police Lieutenant Colonels Thaniya Boonyarangkuan and Mukda Metipanyakul. Local authorities had received numerous complaints about a suspect peddling kratom tea to students. In response, officers meticulously investigated, culminating in the apprehension. The suspect now faces severe charges, including selling kratom tea without a permit, distributing it to minors, and promoting its use mixed with other psychoactive substances among young people. The confiscated items and the suspect have been handed over to investigators as legal proceedings commence, highlighting the region's stringent approach to illegal substance control and the protection of its youth. File photo for reference only -- 2024-09-24 -
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Big Joke Faces Asset Seizure in Online Gambling Case
And when the judge finds him guilty will you still protest his innocence? Of course you will -
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Freelancers in the frame: Thailand mulls welfare for all, even in the sex trade
they'll need to get receipts, keep and declare annual accounts, as any sole trader would. not sure the thai revenue infrastructure is up to it -
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14-Year-Old Girl Fatally Stabs Grandmother Following Heated Argument
Are your trying to be smart? Goading and provocation are long established defences under British common law. That standard common law is applied in many other countries. In the USA, it's used as a mitigating factor. So, yes - verbal abuse can lead to murder and the perpetrator can use the verbal abuse as a defence and mitigating factor. -
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Big Joke Faces Asset Seizure in Online Gambling Case
they all have plenty to hide, how much they each have to hide is almost certainly directly proportional to their rank. he was 2nd in command so he will have more than most. Its a racing certainty -
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Teacher in Chumphon Wields Air Gun in School Incident
Mental illness does not seem to be the only cause for the gun point intimidation at school. Thai principal pulls out gun at school assembly amid sexual abuse allegation | Thaiger (thethaiger.com) -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 24 September 2024
Thai Govt Tackles Soaring Pork Prices, Plans Domestic Solutions File photo for reference only In response to public concerns over the high cost of pork, Thailand's Ministry of Commerce has announced measures to address the issue. Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan noted that domestic pork prices are significantly higher than imported pork, prompting the ministry to act. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1338990-thai-govt-tackles-soaring-pork-prices-plans-domestic-solutions/ -
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Thai privilege (Elite) visa
Really nice to see people discussing, I see this forum has a lot of older expats who must have gone through a lot of <deleted> with this crappy visa system. I myself am just a young newbie trying to grasp some valuable information. -
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Thai Govt Tackles Soaring Pork Prices, Plans Domestic Solutions
In response to public concerns over the high cost of pork, Thailand's Ministry of Commerce has announced measures to address the issue. Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan noted that domestic pork prices are significantly higher than imported pork, prompting the ministry to act. The Ministry of Commerce has tasked the Internal Trade Department with collaborating with various agencies to find solutions. The objective is to make the pork pricing chain fairer for consumers. Ministry spokesperson Witthaya Maneenate stated that importing pork is not currently part of the plan. The focus remains on resolving domestic issues so that the public does not bear the burden of high pork prices. The government is particularly worried about the high price structure within Thailand. Minister Pichai has directed an examination of the entire pork supply chain, including piglets’ costs, feed prices, and farming management practices. The goal is to enable all actors in the supply chain—producers, slaughterhouses, and processors—to reduce costs and improve competitiveness. With the average price of live pigs at 72.3 baht per kilogramme and domestic pork at 133.94 baht per kilogramme, the ministry aims to find cost-saving measures. These measures will then be reported to the minister to ensure swift action. The initiative aligns with growing public concerns over rising food costs, which have strained household budgets. By meticulously examining costs in pig farming and pork production, the government hopes to find sustainable solutions that benefit both producers and consumers. The overarching aim is to keep pork affordable for Thai consumers while maintaining efficient operations within the food supply chain. The ministry has also urged relevant agencies to quickly propose strategies to reduce production costs. It's essential that any savings are passed on to the public, easing the financial strain on households. File photo for reference only -- 2024-09-24
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