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Visa on Arrival refused - what is the best way to re-enter Thailand?
They don't care about you thay way as an individual like in the west. The liking tourist stuff is more of an image thing. -
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Inspired by Italy’s Approach Labour Plans to Combat Illegal Migration
This isn’t last years ‘Stop the Boats’ model. Hundreds of millions of tax payers money stuffed into the pockets of chums and Rwandan ‘schemes’. -
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Surprise Surge: Thai Economy Outperforms Expectations with 3% Growth
Unlike the Western democracies who are concerned for the welfare of the common folk -
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Little Minds come from Minuscule Screens?: Ever wonder what's wrong with kids today?
Here you go Gamma: https://www.amazon.com/LG-34WP65C-B-34-Inch-Borderless-Adjustable/dp/B093TB6HZH/ref=sr_1_19?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.mL53cQwZgXaWg2eMUrB5MTSTqBHX8EW90Ly2BkPF6ZO2oLpR0bVgk3Nn0_c6Wh-QVHLEJnb66Epc6e3L8hP8cF07jkE-8PwyhWGBLWNHxC6_StPthBgY2i8F4zTaT7lDzui6OlsI1F3Ea2BWLE-MCwTsyX2EPFgmKJfU_4U52S7HC8cKOmZeVJ9ZuCwzuZrBpONxW91uoKO1bDgz8dpCudSLtIipijNG5YSWQg-uYWU.DACe9mFLYRiyfpoCZCV2tOTFk_72hVcvpVCV2Bd2Qj0&dib_tag=se&keywords=40+inch+computer+monitor&qid=1731979410&sr=8-19 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 19 November 2024
Crackdown on Cheap Foreign Goods Planned to Protect Consumers and SMEs File photo for reference only: Wikipedia Thailand's Commerce Ministry is preparing measures to combat the surge of cheap, substandard foreign goods entering the market, which is affecting local consumers and SMEs. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343960-crackdown-on-cheap-foreign-goods-planned-to-protect-consumers-and-smes/ -
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Trump’s Pro-Israel Cabinet Choices Leave Muslim Supporters Feeling Betrayed
These choices can't be a surprise to anyone. If they feel betrayed it's on themselves. -
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Crackdown on Cheap Foreign Goods Planned to Protect Consumers and SMEs
File photo for reference only: Wikipedia Thailand's Commerce Ministry is preparing measures to combat the surge of cheap, substandard foreign goods entering the market, which is affecting local consumers and SMEs. In response to public concerns, the ministry has developed a strategic plan involving multiple government agencies to curb the influx of these products. Deputy Commerce Minister Napintorn Srisunpang led discussions with representatives from 20 government bodies. The focus was on three key product groups—agricultural, consumer, and industrial. For agricultural products, checks on origin and pesticide residues will be enhanced to ensure safety. Attention to consumer goods, particularly those sold on online platforms like Temu and Lazada, is paramount. The ministry aims to enforce requirements for foreign e-commerce platforms to establish registered offices in Thailand and comply with local regulations, as specified in the Foreign Business Act and through the Consumer Protection Board. Temu, a Chinese online marketplace, has made strides by registering as a legal entity in Thailand, effective from November 2024. This move aligns with upcoming regulations expected in early 2025. For industrial products, the Customs Department will oversee imports, ensuring they meet standards set by the Thai Industrial Standards Institute. The Commerce Ministry laid out short, medium, and long-term plans. Immediate actions are expected by the end of the year, while enhancing the competitiveness of Thai products is a medium-term goal for 2025. Long-term plans aim for a sustainable expansion of markets by revising trade laws by October 2025. The ministry's initiative aligns with its goal to raise the GDP contribution from SMEs from 35.2% to 40% by 2027. This will involve training, funding, online marketing support, and business matchmaking. Overall, the ministry has outlined five core measures and 63 actions, reinforcing law enforcement, revising trade regulations, implementing tax measures, and fostering international cooperation to protect the local economy, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2024-11-19 -
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[QUIZ]6 September- Muscle Cars - Trivia and Recognition
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