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    how much is reasonable

    By Anonymous, Created on: 21/05/2007, Last updated on: 21/11/2007

    » im an australian with a thai girlfriend , what i want to know is this. is it reasonable for a westerner to be sending 30000 baht each month for taking care of a girls costs in thai , while she is living on temporary basis with me in australia. do your banks allow people to run up large debts like...

    • Anonymous commented : hang on a sec here...in 15 months oyu have sent over 1 million baht to take care of a child??? In Thailand??? well, if you are independently wealthy and your gf was too before you met I guess the little girl is going to the best schools and eating the best foods and wearing the best clothes. If not, you should know a hard, experienced worker's family will survove on about 10% of that year. The whole family. If the money spent doesn't bother you, and you see it is being spent well, the call is yours. If not, I would sit down and have a serious discussion with your gf. BTW in general Thais aren't very "budget" minded but you can, through perseveranceand patience and some insistence probably get some numbers to work with from your gf. Good luck!!!

    • 24 replies, 10,715 views

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    Am I being careful or unfair ?

    By Anonymous, Created on: 12/01/2008, Last updated on: 29/01/2008

    » Hi to all, Over the past few years I have read many of the posts offering excellent and sensible advice. This was without realising one day I may appreciate advice myself. I will be entirely honest in the details that follow. I agree with a previous respected poster who talked of 'moulding'...

    • Anonymous commented : Colin, I think we should back off for a sec. Let things play out as it seems they have come to cross roads. the decision she makes now will pretty much show the intentions. I suggest that we hold off for now and see how things go from here before we judge the lady. rgds sardines

    • 44 replies, 18,755 views

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    Land purchase through Thai spouse forbidden: Land Dept

    By Suttisan, Created on: 28/05/2009, Last updated on: 02/10/2016

    » -- Land purchase through Thai spouse forbidden: Land Dept The director general of the Land Department has reiterated that foreigners using Thai nominees to buy land anywhere in the country will have their land title deeds revoked if caught – even if the nominee in question is a lawfully wedded...

    • ohm commented : The "Spectrum" section of the newspaper has for the last few months been running weekly articles from a law firm regarding these matters. Can probably do an on-line search or Bangkok Post search to find them. I see one here: http://www.bangkokpost.com/advance-sear ... _sec_id=14

    • 186 replies, 1,555,754 views

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    Having a baby in Thailand and hospitals

    By ohm, Created on: 06/06/2009, Last updated on: 08/06/2009

    » Some of the private hospitals in Bangkok might be a good choice depending on what it is that one is seeking advice/treatment on. My wife and I are expecting twins. When we shopped around for hospitals, we looked at several. One being XXXXXX* Hospital, a private hospital. We were told by the...

    • triptrip commented : hi congrats. we just delivered our baby girl at Sxxxxxxxx Sukhumvit Hosp. The package for C-Sec is THB 55K. of course you need to plus other things like nursery, etc and the total costs for 4 days 3 nights was slightly less than THB 80K. maybe twins are more expensive but do check around. cheers and have fun!!!

    • 4 replies, 5,326 views

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    Home Sweet Home - Thailand vs Malaysia?

    By GerBo, Created on: 08/08/2009, Last updated on: 28/04/2010

    » I live now exactly 2 years in Thailand with my Thai spouse and see the following things in this 'Land of Smile' to foreigners. I see it sometimes more as discrimination of foreigners in this country. 1. VISA-paper work to overreacting and very unfriendly; 2. Very tough to open a initial savingsaccount...

    • triptrip commented : http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?fi ... sec=nation nuff said.

    • 13 replies, 26,852 views

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    S.E.C. Auto Sales and Services PCL

    Industrial, Huai Khwang, Bangkok

    Price : N/A, Posted on 07/04/2010

    » S.E.C. Auto Sales and Services PCL is an importer, purchaser and seller of vehicles in Thailand. The company imports cars mainly from Europe and Japan. The company also provides maintenance services.

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    Bangkok International Preparatory & Secondary School (Bangkok Prep)

    British, Watthana, Bangkok

    Price : 488,000 - 640,000 Baht, Posted on 05/05/2010

    » Bangkok International Prep & Secondary School is one of the leading international schools in Thailand and is currently celebrating its 16th year of operation. The school operates as one school, two campuses: a Primary Campus in Sukhumvit 53 and a Sec...

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    Some programs everyone should have

    Database, James Hein, Published on 12/05/2010

    » There are some programs that everyone should have on their computer because eventually you are going to need one or more of them. If you use the Internet and download files then the different types will need to be handled, opened, viewed or played. Everyone has their list of favourites. I have seen lists that include products like iTunes and McAfee that I would never allow on any computer of mine.

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    Absolutely no collusion

    Database, Published on 08/09/2010

    » In a huge, shock surprise, the three biggest yuppiephone companies were the only survivors in the pre-bid qualification for the country's first three third-generation (3G) mobile phone licences; in the biggest anti-climax since the failure of the national team to reach the World Cup, Advanced Info Service, Dtac and True Move strode into the offices of the National Telecommunications Commission, plunked down 1.28 billion baht for the right to bid at the auction on Sept 20, and strode out; of course there was absolutely no collusion in any of this, that would be against the law; the only wrinkle is that the bottom bidder in the auction will have to wait a few months to get its licence, because you have to keep up appearances that there's actually a competition under way.

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    Drying out

    Terry Fredrickson, Published on 04/11/2010

    » After being overwhelmed by the record rainfall, Hat Yai's new drainage system has worked quite effectively.

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