mikebell

There are not enough parking spaces to accommodate the number of cars visiting the town hence the roaming policemen searching for a clamping fee.

How can Thai police be undercover! They look Thai so they won't be approached by foreign 'ladies'.

AI could have been programmed to adopt an ironic tone?

Could AI have been programmed to adopt an ironic tone?

Thank you. I live in Thailand full time and have done so for 20 years. How do I cope with your 'if they let you board the flight without the TDAC QR code,' comment? I'm just going on holiday to Spain and you're suggesting I might not be allowed on the plane back!

So that's why they avoid being seen on the roads.

The writer has a fine sense of irony.

Are the volunteers disabled too? Or was the 'wo man' too fleet of foot? (Even in high heels!)

If there was a police deterrent there would be fewer speedsters. I often visit my son in Bangkok; I can count on the thumbs of one hand, the number of police cars viewed.

If you are an 82 year old ex-pat with a re-entry permit and have no internet access in Spain, one might be forced to wait till arrival. Before, I just played the age card and was taken to the front of the queue. My cognitive problem is understanding why some contributors on here are so unpleasant.

And these numbers are before Thailand's latest hoop was in place; TDAC. I love Vietnam's simplistic approach to incomers versus Thailand's convoluted mindset. As a practical example on a microcosmic level, I decided to do a number of trips to various Chinese cities in the next couple of years: until I discovered the visa rigmarole entry requirements! So it's back to Hoi An, Ha Long Bay & Hanoi for me and GF.

If only Thailand had a police force! I bet the number of deaths from pollution dwarfs Covid & daily accident figures.

Did he buy this home in the 1st place or just moved in with a Thai lady who owned her own home?

Luckily he had recently renewed his insurance.

Good idea, thank you.