kuzie57

When I returned to thailand after a 3 week holiday in Australia, I was asked by the airline staff when I checked in and had to show my retirement extension in my passport to be able to board the aircraft without an onward ticket.

Mauritius, a little more expensive but beautiful beaches, great food and landscape. Visa options are easier and less expensive than here as well.

One should never complain about getting old, it is a thing that a lot of people have not had the chance to experience.

From my experience here I have found it sooo much easier to just send via normal post, granted it takes a little longer but way less hassles.

On that premise you would be looking at 100k PM. Total speculation.

Google "SAXO BANK" in Singapore, you can open an online trading account with them quite easily.

In May I went to Australia and return from CNX, you will clear immigration here in CNX and will get the C.I.Q sticker applied to your shirt, so you stay in international all the way to your destination. As mentioned before you will get both boarding passes here in CNX.

Yes have used FC accounts for many years to get my annual extension in Chiang Mai. As mentioned by others that you have to keep up with exchange rates.

The Mae Sai-Tachileik border checkpoint has reopened after closing for three years due to the pandemic. Travellers from Thailand entering Myanmar are required to show a vaccine certificate or Covid-19 rapid test.Feb 21, 2566

Just do a bank transfer, have done it many times before without a problem.

It is not an offence to hold 2 current passports from one country. I have 2 friends who hold 2 current passports from Australia.

This is the current one from SCB. • 24-Month Bonus Deposit Account with physical passbook: 1.85% p.a. • 24-Month Bonus Deposit Account with e-passbook: 1.95% p.a.

Just go to your local DLT office and get their requirement sheet, does vairy a little from office to office.

Yok Intertrade has all forms of cream.

$1,000 with Bangkok Bank. SCB is $250

I am aware of a group that has done the trip from Chiang Mai pre-covid via , Laos, Cambodia into Vietnam. When I ask about the paperwork one of the guys said it was a nightmare. Laos is a piece of cake (I have done the trip twice) Cambodia a little more difficult and the biggest issue was Vietnam but can be done. Research each countries requirements and good luck.

There is one on the 1001 left side just before the Mae Jo police station heading out of town.

I have ridden into Laos on 2 seperate occasions and the size of the bike is not an issue. Our first trip we had a 800, 650 and a 500. You will need to take your green book with you, copies of the pages and also buy insurance for the bikes in Laos, this can be done at the border. The process is not very long. You are not restricted as to where you can ride.

I have a friend of many years that moved to Da Nang roughly 5 years ago. If you are not married to a national, have a work permit or business in Vietnam it is very difficult to reside there. Currently the only option is a monthly visa which costs $125US each and every month. He is currently in Cambodia to see if that would suit him as an expat. I will still keep it as a holiday destination but happy in Thailand.

They look like run-flats with the side walls cut out.

Cross Roads Nan was a good place to go for a burger and western food. Not sure if he is still trading. He has a F/B page.

The most accurate answer you will get is go to the bank and ask.

Beer Lao is the best beer in SE Asia in my opinion, just wish it was not taxed so heavily.

There have been over 200,000 cases in South Africa and the information coming out of that country says it is a far weaker strain, 2-3 days just like the flu. The vaxx is weak against all strains.

My wife got it at Grainger (spelling????) Hospital in Hang Dong, think it was about 2600bt. for both shots.