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Report Abandoned Abroad: British Pensioner in Thailand Slams 'Immoral' Frozen Pensions Policy
Duh!! But I'm not using that money to live on am I? I live on less than 40k baht per month. Whether I have additional income is irrelevant if I don't actually use that income to live on.... -
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Another Illegal immigrant arrested for robbery…
Do tell, please. As it's a govt committee, reporting to the govt, with govt agency numbers. -
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LTR visa tax exemption on foreign income: don't count on it!
Sorry about your experience. It seems consistent with the experiences of others in that there is no consistency from TRD and one should stay away from them if at all possible. It especially dumb in the case of long term resident visas because these are supposed to be the “high quality foreigners” that Thailand is looking for. Im outside the Kingdom at the moment but judging from the news there’s been general change of sentiment and Thais are really turning against foreigners in general. -
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Bow your head with great respect
I remember Monkey (1978) Tripitaka was the cute teen girl riding the horse. -
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Politics Thaksin Straightens Out Coalition Rumours in Thailand
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British Billionaire Brothers Relocate to Monaco Amid UK Wealth Exodus
Spitting their dummies out lol The Guardian getting it about as wrong as is possible with one of the many useless predictions. This one from around 6 months ago. The super-rich claim they’ll flee to escape a Labour ‘tax grab’. Would they really flee? History is the best guide. This same old threat is always levelled over any check on the soaring wealth of the richest in Britain, but research shows that rich people rarely follow through. An LSE report published in January, Tax Flight? Britain’s Wealthiest and Their Attachment to Place, strongly suggests they are going nowhere. On surveying those in the top 1%, it found none actually planning to migrate. After all, the top 1% have no reason to complain after doing astoundingly well since 2010. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/oct/11/super-rich-flee-britain-labour-tax-grab-exit
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