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    My passport is 1 month short...

    in Pattaya

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    I am a swedish citizen and have one-year retirement visa and the date to renew this year is July 27 (Jomtien) my passport is valid until June 25th 2025.
    Is it possible to get a visa until my passport expires...June 25th?
     

    Tourist Demand Boosts Airlines to Expand Routes in Southeast Asia

    in Thailand News

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    On 8/4/2023 at 1:58 PM, charmonman said:

    Well as long as your limited personal experience with the weather in one particular spot on the planet proves to you that there is no such thing as climate change, you can just stick with that I guess.
    I prefer to listen to people who actually study the subject systematically using the methods of science on a wider scale. I guess that makes me crazy, right?

    Listen to the clown and climate alarmist John Kerry and his private jet owned by his wife...bloody liar.

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1rc9uqMlkI

     

    Tourist Demand Boosts Airlines to Expand Routes in Southeast Asia

    in Thailand News

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    4 hours ago, bradiston said:

    Most people don't live in Pattaya which has always enjoyed its own micro climate. You think what is happening around the world is just business usual? America, Australia, China, Canada, Europe, Russia. Can they all be wrong? They're either on fire or under 6 feet of water. No, it doesn't happen like that in Pattaya, so it's not happening, right? What a foolish comment.

    Read the links again...and read slowly.

     

    https://clintel.org/world-climate-declaration/

     

    https://www.pottsmerc.com/2023/01/23/jerry-shenk-relax-there-is-no-climate-emergency/

     

     

     

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    Tourist Demand Boosts Airlines to Expand Routes in Southeast Asia

    in Thailand News

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    3 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

    Happily I have brains and if i look around me and read the news, nobody has to tell me that there is indeed climate change.... When i cam to Thailand the months December and January were reasonable cool.. We did not need the airco or fan at night.. Nowadays it is still hot even in those months and with higher temperatures in April over more than 40 degrees.. there is surely something going on.. But there are people who don't care or don't think , like you

    I have lived off and on in Thailand (Pattaya) since 1984 and the climate has been unchanged during these 40 years. In April/May, which are the warmest months, it is around 34-36 C and in December/January around 18-22 C.


    All this talk about "climate change" is nonsense and most people are totally brainwashed.

     

    https://clintel.org/world-climate-declaration/

     

    https://www.pottsmerc.com/2023/01/23/jerry-shenk-relax-there-is-no-climate-emergency/

     

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    SURVEY: How long have you lived in Thailand?

    in General Topics

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    First time I visited Thailand was early October 1983. Been through when Second Rd was 2 way street from Pattaya Klang to Pattaya Nua but no sidewalks. Soi Buakow was called soi Shokoprokh coz dirty and no asphalt, Pattaya Klang was dead and hardly any buildings. Walking Street was called The Golden Mile and from soi 15 to the police box was dark and no activity, it was even scary to walk there. Only one disco, Marine Disco and it closed 6 am, there was Grace as well but it was quite slow.October 1983 was very rainy and heavy downpours for 3 days, total 480mm and Beach Rd was washed away in 2 places.

    You did the shopping at Spinneys in soi Post Office. Foodland was build 1993. The going rate for the ladies was 300 Baht long time and the bar fines was 80 baht. The rate was 25 baht to the US $$.We drank Mehkong/coke and my first one was in the bar beside the Big Tree on WS and cost me 15 baht. Lam Morrison played at the Saloon bar and Rod Steward advertising Kloster Beer.

    Been through coup in Bangkok, 1993 I think, and Bangkok Post was censored with partly blank pages. PM Khun Suchinda was kicked out of office and ended up near the Cambodia border in a fancy villa. July 1997 started the economic meltdown, and Jan-Feb-98 was a good time to send money to Thailand when you got about 53 baht to the greenback and 85 baht to the pound. The interest rate was 12-15%.The land price in Pattaya Tai, soi Kopai, was 2.300baht/twa. Now they ask for 48.000/twa.

    Pattaya By The Sea...my city.

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