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News Forum - Tying the Thai: Same-sex love wins big in the Land of Smiles
https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.1110676431.7420/st,small,507x507-pad,600x600,f8f8f8.jpg I hope they quietly implement this change, and those that wish to do so, get on with it and their lives. The last thing Thailand needs is for this to become the start of a never-ending series of demands for new rights, laws and privileges, to make up for past claimed 'discriminations'. -
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News Forum - Pattaya on pause: Plan ahead or lose the booze
Surely then, the ban on alcohol sales should not apply to Expats and Foreigners who cannot vote? Or is that being too 'logical' for Thai sensibilities? ROFLOL -
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Tax on transfer?
I was told by a lawyer that because of the legal status of Expats (Tourists) and the complications of income taxes, the banks in Thailand take the easy route and just tax the appropriate level of income tax and send to the Tax Office. I believe that when a bank account is opened by an Expat that has a Work Visa and is employed, then that account has a different legal status when it comes to income taxes on interest earnings. But as we long term Expats all know, how things are done in Thailand is different from bank to bank, and from province to province, and from branch to branch. Definitely not refundable. There is only one thing worse than telling a Thai in authority that they are wrong, and that is proving it - so as in most things, it is best to just let it go. -
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News Forum - Pattaya on pause: Plan ahead or lose the booze
Local officials in Pattaya issued a gentle reminder to plan carefully for upcoming events in the city including the Chon Buri local elections and the booze bans. Locals, visitors and tourists in Pattaya should mark their calendars as the region is likely to go dry from 5pm on January 31 to 5pm on February 1. … … The story Pattaya on pause: Plan ahead or lose the booze as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand braces for cold snap with Bangkok at 16 degrees
The Thai Meteorological Department of Thailand (TMD) today, January 13, issued a weather forecast indicating a further drop in temperatures across Thailand, with Bangkok experiencing lows of 16 degrees Celsius and strong winds. The upper northern and northeastern regions are expected to see cold to very cold weather, with the highest areas experiencing even colder … … The story Thailand braces for cold snap with Bangkok at 16 degrees as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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