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Prevent Under Fire for Labeling Migration Concerns as Terrorist Ideology
Getting pretty far afield there. The topic is unvetted immigration. Is it racist to be against inviting people in that you then have to support financially, and who advocate the downfall of your very society? I think not. And it has very little to do with race or skin color. -
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Crime French National Arrested in Pattaya for Sexually Assaulting 13-Year-Old Girl
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Establishing value of parcel of land
How will he try to sell it? Just a sign on the property? My Thai wife has a vacant lot in Pattaya that she is trying to sell. Is there the equivalent of an MLS listing service in Thailand? It's touchy for us because her nephew wants to sell it, so we don't know if there is more to do than put up a sign and we can't bring in an established real estate person. -
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Thailand Visa Exemption (60 days) and Visa On Arrival (VOA) (15 days)
That is airing on caution with particular reference to entering VE and spending longer than 90 'consecutive' days in Thailand. I foresee two problems with your plan. If you arrive on Oct 20th, then 60 days would be Dec 19th. The day of arrival counts as day 1. Departing any later than Dec 19th, you'd either need a 30 day extension or be on overstay. You'll be entering by air on both occasions, and Immigration could question your intentions with just such a short break of two weeks before reentering VE again. Probably not a problem by land, but by air it's completely at the discretion of the entry clearance officer. I'd be tempted to apply for and enter with a valid tourist visa for the second trip. There is no rule on such types and numbers of entries within a given period of time, it's more guidance the Embassies note. -
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Establishing value of parcel of land
Use Common comparitive pricing : (leg work and critical thinking needed) 1 . Location and usage : Rural or very rural ? ( are water and electric at property or close by? Rice field or higher elevation which requires no or little filling. or on a good road in an area that is developed.... ( if can be used commercially then that is much more valuable/expensive 2. Given the criteria above..... go ask what people are selling their land for that is equivalent to what you have . And other types as well . Get many "quotes" . DO NOT ask " how much can i sell my land for?" . do not ask agents. ask regular people in the area if any land is for sale . take a look. ask how much . keep a record in your head or on paper. 3. Compare your land to the others ( which would YOU prefer if looking to buy ). take the time to assess all aspects ( neighbors, junk yard next door, etc etc ) just the basics i listed..... but other factors as well. OH.... and of course what type of title does the land have ????? Chanote (best) or nor sor sam ( have 1 or 2 types), and then lesser desirables. very important -
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