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Phuket Considered for New Cryptocurrency Hub to Boost Tourism
If bitcoin crashes what buildings or assets do they have to sell in an attempt to recover any large market losses? Its all Fugazi!!!!! Watch this and then disagree with me 🙂 It's only about a 10 second clip so shouldn't take too much time out of anyone's day, but explains bitcoin 555 -
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Current live music venues in Pattaya, Jan 2025
Live music is one of my favorite things about Pattaya. Also, all the different cuisines here. Restaurants representing a lot of different countries here. It's great. I used to go to the Wonderful Bar 1 and 2 on 2nd Road sometimes, but the bands there dropped off, and the traffic just a few meters away picked up. Not so pleasant anymore. -
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Trump Moves Forward with Tariffs on Canada and Mexico, Citing Trade Deficit and Border Issue
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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
I commend you for your prudent approach - but I speculate you may have a long wait to see DTAs noted on the Thai taxation forms. ... .. Of course I too would like clarity, and I would even like to be proven wrong in the 2025, 2026 ... etc tax return form ... but I wont' hold my breath waiting for that to happen, despite my desire to see more clarity. -
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Average height of NBA: Are players, today, too tall to be fair?
How can it be too tall to be fair. Have you reached a new status in universe, and now have the ability to limit peoples height? You do understand, that it´s quite normal for people to seek success in the place they fit in and have a better chance, right? I thought you were a little bit smarter than this! -
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How safe is the retirement visa as a strategy to live in Thailand permanently?
It's the other way around. The requirements get more difficult to encourage agent-use. Those using agents will be the ones w/o new "challenges," though the rate could always increase. I budget with the expectation that next year immigration will force me to pay an agent, at double the current "agent rate," though I fully-meet the current requirements. When I don't have to, that's "extra" money to spend on other things. I have stayed in neighboring countries before, so would not be completely "fish out of water" if forced to move by a more drastic change in retirement extension requirements. They can make up anything they want at the drop of a hat - "grandfathering" be damned (like they did before with DIY retirement-extensions, to generate more agent-business). That said, current trends seem to be moving more towards leniency (see the DTV), than the other direction.
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