jonnyscot

2013 Honda City · Sedan · Driven 179,000 kilometres For sale Honda City, CNG/Unleaded switchable, 2013 year, one owner (my wife) from new, serviced only at Honda throughout, upgraded wheels, sound system, genuine km can be verified through book service, selling as purchased another car, may accept sensible offers around asking price. car in Banchang Rayong.

Sorry my mistake, it’s these guys you linked (pistc.com) that are currently undergoing the recertification process so not available at this time,, MOGIT only offer some STCW modules but not the full basic course as they used to when I did it a few years back yep, updated my FOET a couple times at Falck in Bangkok but they don’t seem to offer the STCW apparently. Looks like the only valid option is a trip to Phuket

Decided to start a new post since last info in the searches about 3 years old Anyone recently done it or know where I can have it done, I understand Phuket still do it and next date there is next month but prefer somewhere closer around Pattaya or Bangkok I last did it about 5 years back at MOGIT banglamung but they’re currently under recertification process and can’t really wait as I need this within the next month, I don’t see it amongst available courses at Falck Nutec Bangkok, any confirmed options where I can have it done preferably without having to hop on a flight. edited to add in checking my old certs, it was actually 7 years since I last did it at MOGIT banglamung

Wow, thanks for all the replies, hadn't really checked back till now as I already had the required info from a poster, appreciated from both those respondents who advised on specifically what I was looking for, and also to those with other suggestions, finished up buying her an AIO as planned, and to answer some questions that I don’t really need to answer, yes she certainly could’ve bought one by herself, however I bought it as a bit of a Christmas present, she was quite delighted with it, although it was to help her in her work setup and not really as an irrelevant gift. Quite interesting and humorous to read some of the counter replies, thanks for those too,

Thanks, I’ll check out Pattaya2u next time in town

Any recommendations where to look in and around pattaya, Chon Buri, sriracha etc,, without having to travel to Bangkok, I would even consider a decent used one, I’ve checked tukcom and see little choice there, not sure about the online (invadeit or advice) as I’d rather see the product, I understand better options available and better for upgrading if avoiding All in One PC but it’s what the mrs wants for her works set up. thanks

Jeez, didn’t realize it was so long ago I last used the service, but checking back on my emails I see it was in 2018, time flies. great I’ll check out that other option on return from my next assignment thanks

Returned from an assignment in Middle East last week, immigration queues back to pre covid levels, as title suggests Bangkok Flight Services no longer offer options to use the immigration fast track as part of their package for arriving customers flying on economy, any other options other than the obvious “business or first class travel” to pass through the lengthy queues?.

I’ve been living in thailand long enough to agree in part with you, I can assure you common sense prevails in this instance, if you wonder why she gave up her parental rights you will see the answer to that in the very first line of my post, although I personally feel her giving up parental rights due to work commitments was extreme and she’d have been better with a mutual agreement, but what’s done is done, just looking at whether there are options, my initial thought is to cover the uni costs and after 2 years of the 4 year uni program the daughter can then fully make up her own mind as to where or who she wishes to spend time with,

A number of years back due to work commitments my wife gave up parental rights for her daughter to her ex husband in the courts, the daughter stays with her grandmother in the north whilst the ex husband his wife and their 2 children live in Bangkok, as I understand from the document from the courts granted as agreed by both parties the parental rights were given to the husband and not the grandmother, my wife has kept in continual contact with her daughter with the holiday visit every year. Her daughter is now 18 years old and readying to go to university, however the wife’s ex husbands wife will not provide funding to help this, since I see over recent years my wife and her daughter becoming more closer as she gets older, I have offered to help fund her university costs on condition that my wife’s daughter can be allowed to spend more time with my wife, her ex husband is non to pleased about this, and seems to be blocking the options for his daughter, incidentally the visits of the father to his daughter are similar to my wife again as he has also another family with children from his new wife to take care of. I just wonder whether there are any legal options that can be followed if the ex husband still refuses his daughter the opportunity of a better education, specifically since as I understand it’s the husband who has the parental rights and not a third party (grandparents). really want to avoid any issues but just want to see mother and daughter happy and to give her a chance of university education ?