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Economy Thailand Races to Renegotiate US Tariffs as 36% Hike Sparks Alarm
Tell me you know nothing about negotiating, without telling me. lol -
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Bank statement for Non-O: Savanakhet and Vientiane
A downloadable statement is fine, as long as it has the required details. What they don't accept are screenshots of an app or banking website, it does have to be a statement. -
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Donald tacos again
long before you joined and decided to post a comment. All the post are on line, so take some time and go back and read some. until then get in the back of the line of sheep and hold your position -
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Report Anutin: Xi Jinping Opposed Casino Plan, Now Thai Tourism Pays the Price
the severe impact is on your pocket -
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ATM fee now 250bt
I doubt that, as how does the ATM tell if you're a tax resident or a tourist One easy way for expats to skirt the tax, unless you need documentation of incoming funds. I bring my pension in that way, as simply easier, not attempted to hide the funds, as minimal amount with in 1 year. -
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Websites without a secure connection with
When a website does not use SSL (i.e. it uses HTTP instead of HTTPS), the connection between your browser and the server is unencrypted. This means any data you transmit—such as login credentials, personal information, or credit card details—can be intercepted and read by anyone with access to the network, such as attackers on public Wi-Fi. Most modern browsers actively block access to non-secure sites or display prominent warnings, which is justified. If a website still does not support HTTPS in 2025, it indicates a lack of basic security practices. It is advisable to avoid submitting any sensitive information on such sites, as doing so exposes you to a high risk of data theft.
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