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#5170332 Ministerial Action Urged Over Vice TV Message 'Thailand Is The World'...
Posted
on 2012-03-28 06:49:35
Who cares? There are brothels and prostitutes in lots of counties all over the world.
#5006798 Disgruntled Female Farmer Strips In Front Of Thai Government House
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on 2012-01-26 15:14:53
I'm sending my girlfriend to work on a Tapioca farm.
Hoping it might help her chest development, this woman has tremendous pecs...
Hoping it might help her chest development, this woman has tremendous pecs...
#5031893 A Id Card For Retirees
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on 2012-02-05 18:38:44
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1. Letter of address/visa confirmation from Soi 5 Jomtien Immigration - usually around 200 baht (must be less than 30 days old). You need 2 passport size photos for each residency certificate required. Ladies - please note that you must have your shoulders covered for official photos.
2. Letter of 'Fit-to-drive' from Doctor - 200 baht (must be less than 30 days old).
3. Passport + 1 signed photocopy of each - (a) 'face' page, (
visa page, © current TM6 card & latest entry stamp page.4. Current (home country) driving licence + 1 signed copy of all pages. (see note2)
5. Photos are no longer required as they use digital photo images engraved on a hard 'credit-card' style permit.
6. Money for a 1-year licence - now around 300 baht for car - 200 baht for motor-cycle.
7. A 1st licence issue is valid for 1 yr. (often referred to as a temporary or provisional licence)
(A 'current TM6 card' refers to the Immigration Departure card attached to your passport during your stay in Thailand. It has a reference number (TM6) that tells where & when you entered Thailand) (some will have a new style card)
(note1) A complete 'set' of above papers are needed for EACH licence application (motorcycle & car). (the second immigration and doctor letters can be copies if both applications are made at the same time)
(note2) A current 'INTERNATIONAL' driving licence (obtained OUTSIDE Thailand) for the correct vehicle is a great advantage, as it means you do not need to attend a 'Driving Skills Seminar' (in Thai Language only), or take a 'written' or 'driving skills' test for that particular vehicle. A foreign country licence (only) usually results in tests. Please note that only English Language 'foreign' licenses can be read by the staff. Non-English licenses will either require an Authenticated Thai Translation or an International License.
(note3) Photo-copying, Laminating and Insurance services are available across the road from the centre.
(note4) A 5yr licence will only be issued to a foreigner if you have a Non-Immigrant visa in your passport, or hold a Residence Permit. A 1yr licence is issued using any kind of visa or entry permit, and may be renewed (for 1 year) if necessary.
A 1st licence is for 1 year. After 1 year a 'FULL' or 'PERMANENT' licence is available for 5 years expiring on your next birth-date 5 years later, and renewed for further 5 year periods thereafter.
For those without an International Driving License, a local Thai license can be obtained against the Driving License of their respective country but may require attending seminars & passing written & practical tests.
Take a numbered entry ticket, wait your turn. Fill in the application form (issued in Thai / English language) and attach the required documentary evidence as indicated above. (the counter staff will fill the application for you and are usually very accommodating)
taken from http://www.pattayaex...driving-license
#5002319 Thailand Ranks 3rd In Asia When It Comes To Eating Rat Meat
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on 2012-01-24 17:33:17
When I lived in a village in Korat a Thai friend came over one evening, with a bowl of food and asked me to join him. It was after some time I was asked if I new what I was eating. Well for a start when it was prepared they done the same as they do with chicken, beat the crap out of it with a Machete, then put in so many Chillies the only thing I noticed was my mouth on fire and tiny splinters of bone sticking into the roof of my mouth. When I was told that it was Rat, I was a tad concerned, until they said that it wasn't village Rat but field Rat. As Crossy said, not much different than rabbit really. I was told to them it is a delicacy and I should be honoured that he came to share it with me and I was. He is one of the nicest guy's that I have ever met.
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#3805646 Thaivisa Member'S Reputation Revealed
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on 2010-08-09 21:49:02
Neverdie is constantly making fun of me because my rep is so low compared to his. If only some kind soul would have pity on me and click that little green button with the plus sign on the right hand side at the bottom of every one of my posts.
