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The Thai ETA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation)
They are, however take just couple of examples. Onward flight: for many folk reporting they often fly visa exempt without onward flight that might change things. Financials: not sure how that is shown (proved) prior to entering Thailand. It's meaningless. The funds (while rarely checked) is about having it on your person upon entry to Thailand. Proof of accommodation: the address of where you stay required previously on TM6 ...was commonly "Nana Hotel Soi 4 Sukhumvit" nonsense address. I wouldn't lose sleep over this nonsense. -
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Hunger Strike Drama: Thai Politician Lands in Hospital Amid Money Laundering Investigation
Correct. I have fasted for health reasons on 2 seperate occasions, first time was 11 days and 15 the seconds time, somehow I survived without any hospital or medical intervention plus, this is not counting the occasional 2/3 "fasts" anytime I feel a bit off-colour. -
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Conceiving a child with a Thai lady
This is a stellar idea—how has no one blazed this trail before? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 29 November 2024
Bangkok's New Pet Rules: Microchips and Space Restrictions for 200,000 Cats and Dogs File photo for reference only Bangkok’s city authorities are rolling out new pet regulations, giving tens of thousands of residents one year to comply. With around 200,000 cats and dogs living in the city, including 29,000 strays, the aim is to manage the growing stray population and hold pet owners responsible for their animals. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344948-bangkoks-new-pet-rules-microchips-and-space-restrictions-for-200000-cats-and-dogs/ -
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Bangkok's New Pet Rules: Microchips and Space Restrictions for 200,000 Cats and Dogs
File photo for reference only Bangkok’s city authorities are rolling out new pet regulations, giving tens of thousands of residents one year to comply. With around 200,000 cats and dogs living in the city, including 29,000 strays, the aim is to manage the growing stray population and hold pet owners responsible for their animals. Key Changes: Microchipping and Ownership Limits Under new rules, all pet dogs and cats must be microchipped. This microchipping requirement, championed by Bangkok Metropolitan Council’s first vice chairman Napapon Chirakul, is part of a draft regulation recently approved and now awaiting the signature of Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt. Once the regulation is published in the Royal Gazette, pet owners will have a 360-day grace period to comply. After this, owners with unchipped pets will face penalties under the Public Health Act for any problems or nuisances caused by their animals. The regulation also limits the number of pets one can own, based on their living space: Condo residents with 20-80 square meters can keep one pet, with the possibility of applying for a second. Homes with up to 20 square wa (80 sqm) can accommodate two pets, with larger spaces allowing more animals. The largest homes (over 100 square wa) can house up to six pets. These limits aim to reduce nuisances like noise and waste and address hygiene concerns. Existing pet owners with multiple animals do not need to reduce their numbers. Breed-Specific Measures For breeds prone to aggression—such as Pit Bull Terriers and Rottweilers—and any dogs with violent histories, stricter controls are in place. These dogs must wear muzzles and be leashed with a one-meter lead in public, responding to recent dog attack incidents leading to severe injuries. Addressing the Stray and Shelter Capacity Issue Responding to community complaints, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is tackling the stray dog situation by taking in and sterilizing stray, dangerous, or abandoned dogs. Their main shelter in Prawet has space for about 1,000 dogs, insufficient for the demand. A second shelter in Uthai Thani provides additional capacity for 6,400 more dogs. These measures reflect a comprehensive strategy to manage the city's pet and stray animal population responsibly, focusing on accountability and safety for residents and animals alike. -- 2024-11-29 -
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DTV visa and Thai baht bank account?
I got the new DTV visa. When I came to Thailand I tried to open a Thai baht account with this visa. I tried five different banks. None of the banks knew about this visa. So they all said no. What are the chances Thai banks will update their policies to allow foreigners with DTV to open bank accounts? -
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Mexican woman shut up Trump
So we all must do daft stuff like you, take drugs, just to test them...........😂 You can't make this sh_t up.............🤣 -
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Berlin Police Chief Warns Jews and LGBTQ+ to Exercise Caution in Certain Neighborhoods
I was trying to show a similar historical moment such as,1930’s political power ! Arm bands. Star of David painted on doors. Rounding up Jews& opposing political view individuals.
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