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USA Trump Slams Biden's Autopen Pardons as 'Tremendous Scandal'
"On whether pardons must be in writing or by the president’s own hand, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has said the ”plain language of the Constitution imposes no such limitation.” https://apnews.com/ So Trump DOJ elevate the issue to the SCOTUS. -
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What Would Make You Leave Thailand, Permanently?
Xenophobia exists everywhere but I presume you mean Thai govt. There was a time when it was relatively easier to get permanent residency and citizenship. Now, it depends mostly upon your net worth, and you'd better be Bill Heincke! Yes, in our old age, health expences are a big issue. But my wife has no desire to move to a Western country where she feels homeless and disregarded. -
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USA Trump's Tariff Threat: Russia on Edge Over US-Ukraine Weapons Plan
Putin plays trump for another 50 days. trump is all bluster, he'll fold in 50 days, again. All Maga hat, no cattle. -
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Transport Bangkok Cops Denied BTS Entry Over Gun Rules: Poll
Because of the poor marksmanship? Cost of ammo here, is said to be higher than in US. So honest cops living solely on their salary may not afford to practice enough? -
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Pattaya Condos: History and Future
Money is invested in my home country, Australia, which is currently paying around 5% per annum. I managed fund returns even more. I never suggested the money was in a Thai bank. I don't even "donate" the 800k to a Thai bank for the extension here. The return on the 800k in Australia more than covers the cost of the agent, and no need to queue or worry about how many photocopies I have. I'm most likely on a gold course at extension time, and not in an immigration office. Of course, your extension only costs 1,900 baht, right? You don't factor in the losses in interest on the donation of 800k to a Thai bank But this is for another thread. -
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LTR Visa is Now available for Long Term Residency
As far as I know if getting the initial LTR visa stamp "in-Thailand" (I'm not talking the evisa process) I think that can only be done at the BOI immigration office....other immigration offices nor offices at airports in Thailand can not/will not issue the initial LTR Visa stamp. Now other immigration offices in Thailand will accomplish the 1 year address reporting requirement, but the actual stamping of the "initial LTR visa" into a person's passport (not talking the evisa process) is only done at the BOI immigration office. Now for a person who gets an LTR visa via the "evisa" process (i.e., outside of Thailand) the electronic evisa approval/doc serves the same purpose as an actual LTR visa stamped into your passport.
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