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vehicle registration and white plate
DLT only require a copy of your passport. -
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Bucket list gone wrong: Swansea gran’s naked Bangkok escapade
Only if you choose some nasty backpacker place, which is obviously what she wanted. At least admit to it: "It's really difficult, because we chose to stay somewhere where there is a lot of free-flowing alcohol, because we wanted to get really drunk." -
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Who lives without family?
No problem - the shaking adds to the realism (as that car bounced over the mountain road!) -
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Yellow House Book and Pink Card
I will be completing 9 years of employment in Thailand. In order to retain my Thai Social Security under Section 39, I need to obtain a Yellow House Book and Pink ID Card. I live in an apartment building in Bangkok and I am asking if the owners can add me into the Blue Book of whoever is the house master for my unit. That is my Plan A and probably the most straightforward if the apartment management agree to treat me as part of the family. Plan B is that I own a condo in Pattaya under foreign ownership, for which I have the Blue Book. I am not married to a Thai nor to I intend to be. The Blue Book for my Pattaya condo is blank since only Thai citizens can be listed there. Question I have is: "Can I obtain a Yellow Tabien Baan and Pink ID Card using the Blue Book from my Pattaya condo"? If so, what is the process? I tried Googling on this question and the answer that came had conflicting information that "you must be married to a Thai citizen" but also "provide the marriage certificate IF you are married". Confusing. Plan C. Is it possible to use an agent to bypass these limitations and just pay my way to getting these documents? Honestly even if I am told Plan B is possible, it will be a lot of hassle as I will probably have to go to Pattaya and deal with things there, so best if I can just get it through a little payola. Appreciate any guidance in advance. -
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Tourists' Airport Walkway 'Boat' Stunt Sparks Safety Concerns
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Looking for Cheaper Tadalafil & Other Generics + SSO Coverage Advice
As far as I’m concerned, the issue isn’t whether a medication is made in India - plenty of Indian meds are registered here in Thailand. Rather, I’m concerned about whether they’re properly registered locally, so I can reasonably expect to avoid quality issues and counterfeits. Just my personal opinion, of course.
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