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Can I renew my son's Thai passport if my wife is abroad?
@NativeBob >> Have you ever renewed a child's Thai Passport ? IF so, have you ever done so without 'both' parents present ? -
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Opening a bank account
I guess that mean you don't get the mid market rate, as you would get from Mastercard or Visa, plus 2.5% "fee". -
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MadDog Bar & Pizza Reopened!
Type into google " Maddog Chiang mai menu" and it will show up Here , I will do it for you https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g293917-d2065682-i413005998-Mad_Dog_Pizza_Restaurant-Chiang_Mai.html -
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Dollar seen as risky currency status alert
"Always assuming there are buyers of course". There's the rub. Overseas demand for US autos, ships, machine tools, etc. is not high and this is not simply a function of price. For example, the data shows that European consumers prefer Mercedes and BMW to Ford and Chrysler. The imposition of tariffs against European products will not stimulate demand for US cars, it may well have the opposite effect. People do not like bullies and that is exactly what Trump is perceived as being. I can only repeat what I said previously. ALL companies, regardless of their domicile, who sell their wares in Europe are liable for VAT. VAT is not unilaterally imposed on US companies. It is NOT a tariff and the fact that the US does not impose VAT is irrelevant. So no, I do not see why Americans view the imposition of VAT as an unfair complication of doing business in Europe. It is nothing of the sort. No companies like paying taxes but China, Japan, etc do not think that their companies are being discriminated against because they have to pay VAT when doing business in Europe. This is in no way a justification for Trump imposing tariffs on European goods -
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