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Tri-focal lens for cataract replacement
Anyone have recent experience of the price of a PanOptix lens? I appreciate the surgeon and hospital costs will vary but I have been quoted between ฿36,000 and ฿92,000 for the PanOptix lens by different hospitals. This is the price for the lens only. Given the hospitals do not produce the lens and will purchase from a supplier I would expect the lens price to be similar at different hospitals. Based on my personal experience this is clearly not the case. Thanks for any feedback. -
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Revenue Department to amend tax on foreign income remittance
Yes, it does. In a previous post you said this: "That should be sufficient to scare expats." You then said this in the same post: "Don't get me wrong. Expats need to be familiar with DTAs of the countries from which their income originates (to assess if a Thai tax return needed) and expats need to be familiar with some relevant Thai ministerial directives (to assess if a Thai tax return is needed) and even familiar with some Thai Royal Decrees that are associated with Thai tax law. So, if they should make themselves familiar with all these things, why not at least consider the possibility that a certificate of clearance MAY be needed in the future? Of course it's MAY be required in the future. I have never said WILL be required in the future. Which can change at anytime, so why not at least consider any possible changes? I think many expats remit an amount of money that is assessable, and over the threshold, but have not filed. For how long do you think the Thai government will give them a free pass? As mentioned, I never used the words WILL be required in the future. I don't share your confidence as there's more money to be made with it now. You base your argument on "Thai history" and it being a "PIA." I just see it as another document that MAY be required at extension time in the future, similar the the bank documents. As usual, the "PIA" is all the farang's, meanwhile, the Thai Revenue Department widens it's tax base and generates more revenue. Time will tell. -
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200k for tourist visa and every night hotel booking requirement
The link is to the Thai Embassy, Manilla. If you then click on the links provided at a) and b), it details (in a PDF) which nationalities require permanent residency status. If your nationality isn't listed, then you do not require PR to apply for an e-visa. a. Applicants from the following countries are required to hold a valid Philippine permanent resident visa before applying for an E-Visa. -- Please click here > Applicants from the following countries are required to hold a valid Philippine permanent resident visa before applying for an e-Visa with the Royal Thai Embassy, Manila: Afghanistan** Algeria Bangladesh Cameroon Central African Republic China Congo Republic Democratic Republic of the Congo Egypt Equatorial Guinea Ghana Guinea India Iran Iraq** Lebanon Liberia Libya Nepal Nigeria* North Korea** Pakistan Palestine Sao Tome and Principe Sierra Leone Somalia Sri Lanka Sudan Syria Yemen b. Applicants from the following countries who do not hold a valid Philippine permanent resident visa will be subject to approval with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs which will take 4 weeks. -- Please click here > Applicants from the following countries who do not hold a valid Philippine permanent resident visa will be subject to approval with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs which will take 4 weeks, if they wish to apply for an e-Visa with the Royal Thai Embassy, Manila: Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cabo Verde Chad Comoros Côte d'Ivoire Djibouti Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Guinea-Bissau Kenya Lesotho Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritius Mozambique Namibia Niger Rwanda Senegal Seychelles South Africa South Sudan Swaziland Tanzania Togo Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe -
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Dday 6/6/1944
Brave men. Without their heroics the world be a much worse place. -
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London Embassy - Non O retirement Visa
Having a Non O certainly will enable/assist you to open Thai bank account. The bank may also request a certificate of residence from local immigration office. -
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Will the baht continue to get stronger?
Norway, NOK. And Sweden, SEK, our neighbors, has had the same strengthening. Denmark is bound to the Euro, and follow that instead.- 1
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