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Entering Thailand as a tourist twice a year and volunteer visa
There is no stated limit on number of entries visa exempt. You mention twice a year. Thinking you somehow referring to visa exempt entry via land borders. That previously had a limit of 2 entries per calendar year. That is no longer the case. You mention volunteer visa. What's the plan here? If it's ongoing living in Thailand there may be a better option eg DTV. If you desire a stay of say 9 months you could consider a METV. That would need to be applied for in passport country. If over 50 you have another option. -
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Immigration Final Three Uyghurs Find Freedom in Canada after Decade of Detention in Thailand
right, tell that to my taxes they ain't high aenough as it is cos after all I am one of the lucky ones who will have to pay for these guys from now on. why don't countries like korea or japan take some of these guys in? I pity these guys, but canada currently has a housing crisis and this is du to trudeau's immigration policy. Take care of your own first. I love the guy's spoon in his left hand... -
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Report Drunk Tourist's Nude Stroll Shocks Phuket Locals and Sparks Debate
That's it ? Where do I pick you up and you better wear something nice. -
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Trump’s Decision on Ukraine Negotiations Expected This Week, Rubio Says
Quote: "...I agree with you about what this clown in the White House decides and I do not see why any decision about Ukraine is down to him. " I wish someone with credibility would strongly tell trump he's out of his territory; he has no right in any way to tell Salensky or Ukraine what they have to do. If this were another country many leaders would be giving trump clear indication 'absolutely not your call'. -
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Who here follows the financial media?
Energy and metals are just not my thing. i use real estate to store my value. I cash out every few years and add a small rental house to my holdings. I also like raw land in holiday areas as i know how to build cabins. I have a retirement account like most people but for my active accounts i like to keep them sized right so i am never caught out. I would hate sitting there with everything i earned in my life in play and being forced to sell in a down turn. I also use collectibles to store value. But I am not so sure this is not just for my own amusement more than anything. Am I really going to trade a watch for bullets if the zombie apocalypse comes? I fell this way about physical gold as well. The old man on TV saying he is safe with his gold coins, is he really going to be able to do anything with them if it gets real? Not so convinced. -
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Economy Thailand May Be Spared from US Tariff List
title --> Thailand May Be Spared from US Tariff List Question: what in this article supports this might happen? Here is what Pichai states: 1. Strong Economic Ties Analysis: canada and mexico also have strong if not stronger ties... 2. Proactive Engagement: Thai officials are actively engaging in discussions with American firms, such as Seagate Technology, and are preparing proposals aimed at strengthening trade relationships. This proactive approach demonstrates Thailand's commitment to maintaining and enhancing its trade relations with the U.S. Analysis: engaging in discussions doesnt count for much on the scale of things 3. Export Performance: Thailand's export scene to the U.S. showcases impressive agricultural prowess, with significant exports in dog and cat food, rice, flavored tuna, and juices. The strong performance in these sectors may contribute to favorable considerations in trade negotiations. Analysis: Thailand's substantial trade surplus with the United States—approximately $45.6 billion in 2024 —has placed it under scrutiny in the context of U.S. tariff considerations. President Trump's "reciprocal tariff" policy aims to address such imbalances by imposing tariffs on countries with significant surpluses. --> the solution is clear, but none of this is mentioned in this article... below is what they should actually do: Thailand's export performance underscores its economic capabilities, addressing the trade imbalance through increased U.S. imports, tariff adjustments, and strengthened bilateral ties is central to its strategy to avoid potential U.S. tariffs. what is this guy Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan smoking? Must be real good stuff. He should have mentioned that he can export some of this weed to the americans. Might gloss things over and after all, weed is a cash crop now in thailand Oh BTW... what is flavored tuna? some kind of popsicle? I think I'll pass on that one.
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