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News Forum - Thai me down: Bangkok opens new visa expat and investor hub
This is the last place I would invest anything that I wouldn't mind losing. Expats who come here to run businesses of any kind need their heads examining. I see them preening in their various restaurants and bars and all I think is that, 'you must have money to burn mate, but I can think of many better ways to burn it'. Mind you, I wouldn't invest in my home country of the UK either, so I'm one to comment. -
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News Forum - Minor Myanmar aftershock causes evacuations in Bangkok
The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) today confirmed that a minor aftershock from an earthquake in Myanmar will not affect Thailand. Today, March 31, at 11.08am, tremors were felt in several tall buildings across Bangkok, causing temporary evacuations. The TMD reported that the aftershock was minor and would not impact Thailand. Earlier that day, residents in … … The story Minor Myanmar aftershock causes evacuations in Bangkok as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Yes, World Government's ganging together and screwing the common man. Especially if you are old and a pensioner and have outlived your usefulness in their eyes. It seems to be their only function. It wouldn't be so bad if Government's, World Wide didn't then go and waste trillions of tax Dollars on garbage. -
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News Forum - Thai me down: Bangkok opens new visa expat and investor hub
Thailand is making moves to woo foreign investors and expats, rolling out a brand-new one-stop shop for investment and visa services in the heart of Bangkok. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra cut the ribbon on Monday at the grand opening of the Thailand Investment and Expat Services Centre (TIESC), housed in the sleek One Bangkok building … … The story Thai me down: Bangkok opens new visa expat and investor hub as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - MRT Pink Line resumes partial service after Myanmar quake impact
The MRT Pink Line in Bangkok resumed services between Government Complex Station (PK01) and Talad Minburi Station (PK29) following temporary repairs. Trains will not stop at Minburi Station (PK30) due to ongoing repairs needed after an inspection revealed damage to the joint cover of the running beam. Operational hours are from 6am to midnight, with … … The story MRT Pink Line resumes partial service after Myanmar quake impact as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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