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Top Cannabis Dispensaries in Sukhumvit, Bangkok
Since when has Sukhumvit been interesting? Oh- you mean the bit from Siam Square up to Soi Cowboy? But how long will it remain so with the government threatening to recriminalise weed etc. Oh whilst we're on the subject did any of these shops ever get round to selling hash? I prefer hashish. -
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LTR Visa
I suspect they are only following policy directed from above (ie from Central HQ in Bangkok). Banks can be very political in their upper management, and any branch manager who goes against central bank policy does so at their own risk. The BoI website is quite clear in recommending the Endorsement Notification be provided. When the SCB bank branch manager 1st told me I needed a letter to open the account (where we would accept my old non-immigrant visa but not the LTR-WP 10-year visa (with its 5-year permission to stay), my wife and I politely asked, what letter? We stated we never heard of such. He actually had a copy of one on his phone !! I immediately recognized it for what it was. Unfortunately only a few months prior I had cleared my copy of such off my phone. So in Arnold fashion we simply smiled and said "I'll be back" .... lol ! Not quite - but I can't blame the branch manager for following bank policy. and I now do have the SCB savings account. . -
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The COVID Scamdemic and its link to 'Scientism'
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Report Vietnam Repatriates 221 Citizens Detained in Myanmar for Immigration Breaches
Photo: Vietnam News In a coordinated effort, 221 Vietnamese citizens who were detained in Myanmar for breaching immigration regulations have been safely repatriated on April 28-29 via three flights from Bangkok, Thailand. This initiative was jointly organised by Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) and Ministry of Public Security, alongside Vietnam's diplomatic missions in Myanmar and Thailand, and relevant authorities from these countries. This follows an earlier repatriation on April 9, which brought an additional 39 Vietnamese citizens home. The MoFA has consistently urged Vietnamese citizens to exercise caution regarding overseas job offers that claim to offer “easy work with high pay” but lack the requisite qualifications, contracts, or formal recruitment processes. They advise thorough research of job details, locations, recruiter credentials, insurance policies, and benefits. Consulting with the relevant authorities is also recommended to prevent becoming undocumented migrants. For further assistance, Vietnamese citizens or their relatives in Myanmar are encouraged to contact the Vietnamese Embassy in Myanmar through its phone number +95 966088 8998 and email [email protected]. Similarly, the Vietnamese Embassy in Thailand can be reached at +66 8989 666 53 and [email protected]. The foreign ministry's consular protection hotline (+84 981 84 84 84) and email ([email protected]) are also available for urgent support and guidance. This repatriation emphasizes Vietnam's commitment to ensuring the safety and legal rights of its citizens abroad, while also raising awareness about the risks associated with informal overseas employment channels. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Vietnam News 2025-04-30 -
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Donald Trump is still winning, one hundred days in
I think you misspelled that. Trump is a wiener Once a wiener Always a wiener
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