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How many trade deals has Donald Trump done to date within his first one hundred days?
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Tourism Thailand Vows to End Dual Pricing Amid Growing Tourist Backlash
It really isn't 'difficult to find comparable examples' of dual pricing by nationality in other countries. It only took me a couple of minutes to find examples of dual pricing in some Italian museums, based on nationality. The Louvre museum in Paris is planning a higher entrance fee for non-Euro citizens in 2026--that will be based on nationality, as well. According to Google, some Canadian ski resorts have one price for Canadians and a higher price for Americans--that's also nationality based. I'm sure I've just scratched the surface with my quick search and there's other examples out there. Although many posters seem to think dual pricing only happens in Thailand, clearly that is not the case. But, take heart, folks! At least we aren't in Venice, where apparently there is even dual pricing to go to the toilet. -
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Clarification on Retirement Visa
Must it go into my account only or our Joint account which would be better for us -
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Clarification on Retirement Visa
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Almost Refused Entry at Chiang Mai Airport -Be Warned! - 2nd Visa Exemption
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Clarification on Retirement Visa
You can use monthly income to get the non-O visa from the Thai embassy. But then once you get to Thailand, you cannot use income for the first 1-year extension. You would need to deposit the 800k and have it in your Thai bank account for at least 2 full months before you can apply for your extension. Once you get the extension, your bank account must remain at 800,000 for 3 months after, and then it can never drop below 400,000. While you are doing this, you can start doing the monthly transfer. The following year, after your first annual extension is ending, if you can show 12 full months of monthly transfers exceeding the required amount (you said retirement so that's 65,000 per month) you would then be able to show that for your 2nd year extension. Once you receive that extension, you could then remove the 400,000 from your Thai bank account and continue doing monthly transfers for as long as you want to live in Thailand.- 1
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