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Hi, sorry not to be of help as I did the same as you when I came back from England, where I had my Canyon delivered. I had heard it was 37.5% import tax. That forced me to rethink and go to plan B like you. It is a huge saving compared to importing or buying locally. That's only if you are not making a special journey home for it of course. EVA Air for one lets you have 2 pieces of luggage up to 23kg so it's doable.

Honestly? "Naaaah"🤣

I was just married in the Bangrak district office

Yes Kinnock, I do. That could be a great idea. Does anyone know someone who has successfully done that?

Still if anyone at all has experience of a good reasonable divorce lawyer in Thailand who can help save the business it will be much appreciated.

I did search for that Thai Law pinned article for some time but without joy. Jastheace if you find it that will be great.

I and my daughter are in the UK right now. She will go to university in September and I need to get back to Thailand to save my business but of course I will not be able to come on the non immigrant B business visa. Perversely the wife is still in England at her relatives upcountry holding off going back to Thailand whilst ruining from afar as the director! Yes, i will invest that 140 tomorrow. Thank you.

Thank you for your understanding. I have a business in Thailand and some property that is all in her name and in the pandemic I had to go to the UK to look after our daughter as our business that I made totally was closed down. Before leaving she told me it would be better if she were director as a Thai and now will not let me get the work visa to return and meanwhile is ruining the business for the sheer hell of it. She is (undiagnosed) bipolar and in return for putting up with it for so long and giving her a life of opportunity she then wanted divorce. When I, finally relieved, said yes, a month later she changed her mind but there was no turning back as I could finally breathe again. My 18 year old daughter doing A levels received racist abuse from my mother and my father who is a dear man would hear none of it. We finally were able to move out of their house in England after 11 months because of Covid. Then my daughter had a breakdown and I did and move forward to May of this year she messed with our daughters head so much she could not study at all and was under such mental stress our daughter had to block her. Prior to that the wife had not spoken to me in 6 months. So after wrecking all our assets and stuff in Thailand she now wants half my property in the UK. We had a Thai lawyer in Thailand but he quit today saying it was too much for just him and his partner. The reason I want a Thai lawyer is I am trying to retrieve just something in Thailand of all I invested and to save what I will give to my daughter in England whilst I still have something. I need to know if she can still do that in the UK and if everything can be considered including Thai assets. I need a good fair lawyer. Back to my example if we have 10 million and she destroys 8 million do we really get 1 million each? If anyone has knowledge of a good reasonable lawyer to stick up for a foreigner, that will be great and much appreciated.

Hello, I have been married for 20 years and my Thai wife of over 20 years has virtually destroyed my business and assets in Thailand and now wants 50% of everything in the UK after destroying those businesses and assets in Thailand. Can anyone recommend a very good, exeperienced lawyer as I need to protect my daughter's inheritance as well as mine. I mean if you have 10 million and 1 party destroys 8 million do they really then share 1 million each? I really would appreciatethat good lawyer maybe not from a big high end firm that takes a huge amount of what I have left for my daughter and I.