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bailly

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  1. Thanks for all your replies, I have spoken with the guide and he says that the water level will be too low when I am there next month, so that is a shame.

    Anyone got any other ideas? I would really like to fish in the wild instead of stocked lakes.

  2. Hi All,

    I am heading back to Khon Kaen next month and as much as I enjoy catfish and carp, I much prefer lure fishing and would really like to go for Giant Snakeheads.

    Now I don't have the first clue about catching them, Is there anywhere in Issan I can go?

    What sort of ground do they usually reside in? What lures? Surface?

    Any information at all would really be appreciated,

    Thanks,

    Steve

  3. Hi Everyone,

    Can anybody recommend a good hotel near the British Embassy? I normally stay in Hotel Elizabeth near the bus station and haven't ventured this far in to the city for a few years smile.png. Not after a 5 star just somewhere nice.

    Thanks,

  4. Morning All,

    So heres my issue rented a house from a greedy old women about 3 years ago, we paid a 2,000 baht deposit on the deal that the last month we stay for free, we paid our last month and moved out on the 15th so only stayed half a month, I let her keep the deposit to pay electric and water bills, she is now calling up demanding 1,500 baht for the electricity which I am refusing to pay as she wont give the deposit back,

    On another note we paid 6,000 baht to repair the roof which I never asked back. We never signed a contract and the courts actually own the houses which she rents out,

    I have said to her she can either pay electric and forget about the rest or I'll pay the electric if she give's me 9,000 Baht (6K for roof, 2K for deposit, 1k for half month).

    Would i be correct in saying she doesn't stand a chance if she wants to make a problem out of this?

  5. Hi There,

    I have 3 Red Earred Terrapins which are starting to out grow their vivarium at the same time i am planning to build a pond/fountain in my garden, should i be considering anything before i move them? the 2 biggest are about 4" in diameter whilst the smallest is about half that.

    Thanks,

    Steve

  6. Can't see it on the banned or allowed list depends what they mean by animal husbandry, maybe someone else can be a bit more help.

    Prohibited types of work in Thailand

    Reference :

    List Annexed to the Royal Decree Naming Occupations and Professions Prohibited to Foreigners, B.E. 2522 (1979)

    The Alien Business Law (N.E.C. Announcement 281). Business activities falling in categories A & B are generally closed to foreigners. Under category C you must obtain a permit prior to commencing business. Businesses outside these categories are exempt. The Ministry of Commerce will also help applications of non trading offices.

    Category A:

    1.Agriculture: rice farming; salt farming. Commercial Business: Internal trade in local agriculture products, Land trade. Service business: Accounting, farming animals, architecture, advertising, brokerage, auctioning, Barber, hair dressing & beautician. Building industry.

    Category B.

    1. Agriculture Business: orchids, cultivation, animal husbandry including silk worm raising, timbering, fishing.

    2. Industrial & Handicraft: Rice milling, Flour making, sugar, alcohol & non alcohol drinks, Ice cream, Pharmaceutical manufacturing, cold storage, timber, gold, silver and inlaid stone, wood carving, lacquer-ware, match making, cement etc, Dynamiting rocks, Manufacturing garments & shoes, Printing, newspaper publishing, silk weaving or silk printing, manufacture of finished products in silk.

    3. Commercial: all retailing not in category C. Or trading not in Category C, selling food an drinks, trading of antiques & fine arts.

    4 Service Industry: Tour agency, Hotels except Hotel management, photography, laundering, dress making and service jobs.

    5. Land, water & ie. transport.

    Category C.

    You are allowed to do the following. Exporting, all wholesale trades not in A & B. retiling machinery, equipment & tools, selling food, beverages that promote tourism. Industrial & handicraft Business: manufacturing animal feeds, vegetable oil extraction, textile manufacturing, dyeing, fabric printing, glass ware manufacturing, making plates and bowls, stationary & printing paper, rock salt mining, mining.

    Service: anything not in A or B.

  7. I think it comes down to you being farang we have a couple of good vets near my house in a small town up north, and from what I have heard they are good, you would have to check if being a vet is not on the banned list (chances are it is), But aside's from that the way animals are treated here a lot of the time is disgusting so i would think about whether or not you can put up with that, also these vet's are generally for pigs, ox, buffalo and elephants, Dogs, cats etc seem to be classed as vermin in Isaan :) This is just my opinion though but I wish you the best of luck!

    Bailly

  8. Hey, I have been looking for an e-commerce site specifically for thailand, Does anybody have any recomendations just looking for a general site selling everything such as Amazon/Play.com etc, (House/Garden/Electronics)

    Any feedback would be appreciated thanks,

    Bailly

  9. Does he work?

    If he works and makes 40.000 baht/ month or have 400.000 in a Thai bank account he can get 1 year extension at immigrations.

    It must be his salary or his bank account, joint salary or joint account.

    From Police order 777/2551

    2.18 In the case of a family member of a Thai(applicable only to parents, spouse, child, adopted child or child of his/her spouse):

    Permission will begranted for a period of not more than 1 year at a time.

    (1) The alien has obtained a temporary visa (NON-IM)

    (2) Proof of family relationship

    (3) In the case of a spouse, the marital relationship shall be dejure (legitimate) and de facto;

    (4) In the case of a child, adopted child or child of his/her spouse, the said person must not be married, must be living with the family, and must be less than 20 years of age; or

    (5) In the case of a parent, one of parents must have an average annual income of not less than 40,000 baht per month or a money deposit of not less than 400,000 baht for expenses within a year.

    (6) In case of marriage with a Thai lady, the husband who is an alien must have an average annual income of not less than 40,000 baht per month or a money deposit in a local Thai bank of not less than 400,000 baht for the past 2 months for expenses within a year.

    Note: Two months first extension after that 3 months

    Thanks for the reply,

    Well technically he doesn't work but it was his money that bought the restaurant his wife runs, so am i right in saying if over 40,000 is deposited into a joint account he would qualify ?

  10. Hi there,

    My friend is trying to determine his best option for a new visa,

    He came over with a Non immigrant O obtained from the Thai embassy in London, He is married with a child and has a buisness in his wifes name, they put away about 40-50,000 a month in a joint thai bank account and he wondering what his options are in Vientiane can he get a marriage visa or a non immigrant O again?

    Thanks

    sorry should say it was a multiple entry !

  11. Hi there,

    My friend is trying to determine his best option for a new visa,

    He came over with a Non immigrant O obtained from the Thai embassy in London, He is married with a child and has a buisness in his wifes name, they put away about 40-50,000 a month in a joint thai bank account and he wondering what his options are in Vientiane can he get a marriage visa or a non immigrant O again?

    Thanks

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