steve187

such as only to contacts, not banks, government departments etc

£144,000 as opposed to a check £100 ish insurance policy, and on top of that riding a motorcycle on Koh Samui, death island for bike riders

trying to get your post score up, its not a derogatory remark, but could be for the right person, as posted get a few more years under your belt to fully understand the ins and outs of Thailand, hust take it in your stride

Thanks for the listing of these Mainly new restaurant's

UK targets are - 2024: 22% of new car sales and 10% of new van sales must be zero-emission 2030: 80% of new car sales and 70% of new van sales must be zero-emission 2035: 100% of new car sales and van sales must be zero-emission which refer to zero emission vehicles, not just EV's, so this would impact on Thailand's vehicle production numbers of ICE vehicles United Kingdom Imports from Thailand of Motor cars and vehicles for transporting persons, was US$55.48 Million during 2023

round table still going strong

maybe not paid for but taken delivery of. as shown by the figures, unless Thailand ups their game on the vehicles that are required by todays market they will go the same route as the British car industry, don't forget that ice vehicles are being phased out

although lots of Thai's driving around in million + cars both ev and ice

old head thinking, Chinese are the number one supplier of EV, the Japonese have been left behind and are paying the price with many dealers closing

not many Thais on here, I spent 160,000thb, for a 5kw system with 11.5kw of battery, that's reduces my monthly bill to next to nothing, last full year i produced 5mwh, at 10thb a unit that's 50,000thb,( see tropicalevo's post) even at the normal 5thb its still a good saving and good for the planet.

go solar at 10thb per unit you would be silly not too.

invite only

you choose some pricy food there

what would you choose it for

would it not be best for wife to make her own tax return, I understand that she could claim 60k allowance and the first 150k being tax free. does she pay any tax at present, does she work for a company