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Phuket considers tourism impact as foreign visitors cause growing concern for locals.
if i was Russian, i would also be a draft dodger, whats wrong with leaving a country that wants to force you to fight a bad war? i hold NOTHING against them, only when they act bad the thing is few countries are letting them in . The problem is same as everywhere people vacation They think they are no longer at home so can do as they wish, add in alcohol ... its a problem an its not just Thailand Out of 35++ million tourist/year , there will always be a few bad apple's and sensational news gets more views. 🙂 -
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A clear and relevant subject line for your forum post could be: "Is it legal to receive fre
Hello everyone, I have a gig that pays me around $1,500 USD per month, and I usually receive the payments into my Wise account. The company that pays me is based in Singapore. I'm considering getting the DTV visa and staying in Thailand for more than 180 days in a calendar year. My question is: would it be legal to receive these payments directly into a Thai bank account, issue invoices to my client, and pay taxes in Thailand accordingly? I don’t mind paying taxes—I just want to make sure this kind of setup is compliant with Thai regulations. Thanks in advance for any insights! -
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Trump winning
Of course! Because there are many Chinese! The U.S. is number one for pollution per capita (excluding oil producers such as Saudi Arabia or the Emirates) -
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Savannakhet Multi Entry. Change permission to stay
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Thailand Urged to Form ‘War Room’ in Response to US Tariffs
Ok so I’ll stand slightly corrected in that Raptors are made in Thailand but at over double the price of Rangers, they are not nearly as popular and are predominantly for export. Mustangs are not made in Thailand and at 5.5m for a Mach 1 they are very much a luxury car on par with a Mercedes V class. They are also not left hand drive. Obviously this might sell more if they weren’t subject to Thai tariffs, but the biggest bar to market is they are right hand drive. Change that and they might stand a chance. Not really sure what you are arguing about here. Granted there is no major Thai brand of car but they are Thai cars in as much as they are produced here. As was stated before, no one is saying Thai tariffs aren’t unreasonable but to say that if dropped everyone will rush out and buy a Mustang doesn’t take in the idea of demand, other better priced competitors but most importantly, they are not left hand drive. Most importantly though (and as Ive stated before) Trump is trying to close the trade deficit and you’ll need to sell a helluva lot of mustangs to make a dent in $45b, regardless of dropping tariffs. And even if Thailand dropped all of its tariffs on American goods, there’s no guarantee that Trump will reciprocate (ask Vietnam) or that it will move the trade deficit any closer.
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