News Forum - Thailand’s reopening sees UK travellers chomping at the bit
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News Forum - Police arrest Sisaket man for firearms and drugs possession
Police successfully conducted a crime crackdown during the Loy Krathong festival, seizing firearms and ammunition. On the day of the operation, officers arrested a 45 year old Thai man, at his residence in Huai Chan subdistrict, Khun Han district, Sisaket province. The operation was spearheaded by Chayaphon Namsuwan, a senior investigator at Khun Han Police … … The story Police arrest Sisaket man for firearms and drugs possession as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Tragic road accident claims two lives in Rayong
A tragic accident resulted in the deaths of two people on a road in Pluak Daeng, Rayong when a black saloon car veered across lanes and collided with a pickup truck. The crash left the saloon car torn into two parts, with the driver ejected and killed instantly. The incident, which also involved a white … … The story Tragic road accident claims two lives in Rayong as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Phuket guesthouse owner reclaims heirlooms stolen by employee
The owner of a Phuket guesthouse breathed a sigh of relief after police tracked down and recovered nearly 1 million baht worth of stolen jewellery and luxury items, taken by none other than her restaurant manager, who had been drowning in online gambling debt. The shocking betrayal left 33 year old Sophia Brussaard both heartbroken … … The story Phuket guesthouse owner reclaims heirlooms stolen by employee as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - British expats uncovered in Thailand as UK probes pension fraud
As if the pending income taxation changes are not bad enough, now the Brits in Thailand are going to be targeted for pension fraud by this new lunatic Labor Government in UK. Seems the Philippines is the best option for Brits - set up a residence there and get annual pension increases, and then just visit Thailand for 3 months at a time as a Tourist. Spend no more than 179 days in Thailand, and most of the rest in Philippines, and problem solved. Maybe other countries nearby (Malaysia?) also have annual Pension increases and are not frozen?? Not a concern (yet?) for Aussies - hopefully not for a long time. -
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News Forum - British expats uncovered in Thailand as UK probes pension fraud
In a fresh twist for British expats soaking up the sun abroad, the cloak of UK banking secrecy is about to be lifted if there’s a whiff of state pension fraud. The Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, currently being dissected in the House of Lords, is pegged to hit the legal books in early … … The story British expats uncovered in Thailand as UK probes pension fraud as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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