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Retirement visa extension phone call received from immigration
Did he mention Thai family? You're jumping to unfounded conclusions. -
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BREAKING NEWS Israel says it has launched strikes on Iran's 'nuclear programme
Viva Israel. The only free country in the Middle East. -
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extension of stay
Have a chat with ThaiVisaCentre. They are Bangkok based but assist with CM. If you meet the financials then why not DIY. The discount agents offer for financial compliance are not significant -
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Tinted windows, I know nothing, please help
I briefly worked for Spectrum Tint-A-Car in Australia in the early 90's - but not for long. The sales pitch included that NASA puts the same film on their Space Shuttles, that it filters out the harmful UV rays and prevents skin cancer, keeps the car cooler and a host of other things. I can easily debunk most of them. Glass naturally filters out 90+ per cent of UVA and UVB rays depending on thickness and other factors. Tint does not reduce the car heating up. It might marginally slow it down but it does not keep the car cooler. Yes it can help with glare but all you have to do is put on sunglasses. At night time, you can then remove the sunnies. Being an Australian, and loving to drive, I can tell you that the sun's rays are extremely hot in Australia. Thailand is equally as hot and humid. I never needed window tint in Australia. I bought a new car last week and the salesperson talked my wife into applying tint. She asked for the minimum tint that let's through 60% of light. Unfortunately, despite paying for this car, I can't drive it at night time. I demonstrated to my wife that already at dusk, the 100m visibility goes down to 70 m. At night, you will not see the stars or lights beyond 50 m. I can't see the side mirrors through the tint at night time. It's a hazard and should be banned. Finally, I'm sick of hearing the advantage of "privacy". On a public road, you have no privacy. The goal is for everyone to be safe. This means that you can see everything unhindered and people can see you that you can see them. -
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Pattaya Was Never Stocked With Hotties, Bruv — It’s Always Been Fat Birds and Old Plonkers
Depends what men are asking for. Maybe the chubby ones meet the expectations from men coming from Muslim countries? Or India?
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