Japan's Isuzu says no plans to relocate factory from Thailand to Indonesia
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News Forum - Shirtless tourist swallows traffic ticket in Pattaya police standoff
His punishment should be to wear a red nose so everyone knows he’s a clown. -
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News Forum - Foreign women begging in Pattaya raise concerns over enforcement
That's right, it is not prostitution, often underage, drug dealers and addicts, crooks of all sorts, hustlers, the huge amount of extremely drunk people night after night, etc...etc... that is damaging this "premier tourist destination". Apparently it is foreign poverty, unaceptable in that heaven of peace and vertue that is Pattaya. Hide this handful of very poor Cambodian people that is shadowing the respectable scenes behind them.- 1
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It depends on the type of visa you are entering the country with. Refugees obviously don’t pay anything, however a contributory parent whom wants to follow you to Australia is expensive, costing from between 30,000 to 48,000 Australian dollars. Non contributory parent visas are less expensive, but the waiting time is close to ten years. Most other visas, including skilled migrant that offer permanent residency, cost anywhere between $2000-$5000 depending on the class of visa. Skilled Migrant and family visas make up the bulk of the visa types for those applying for permanent residency and the bar is set high. -
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News Forum - Rare serow surprises tourists at Khao Yai National Park
A rare sighting of a two year old male serow has delighted tourists at Khao Yai National Park. The friendly mammal, often elusive due to its habitat in steep mountainous regions, casually approached visitors at a campsite, allowing for close interactions and selfies. Khao Yai National Park, located at the junction of Nakhon Nayok and … … The story Rare serow surprises tourists at Khao Yai National Park as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Foreign women begging in Pattaya raise concerns over enforcement
I’m in two minds about this. Yes they are foreigners breaking the law and using children as props. But they are women, dirt poor and their life is struggle as their live hand to mouth. I give some money without asking to see their Thai passport. So sue me
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