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johnnok

Member Since 2008-06-09
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In Topic: Rowing Machine Wanted

2011-10-10 20:27:18

How much is the shipping cost?
And the import duty?

Update - Just found another thread on ThaiVisa: -->ThaiVisa Exercise machines

According to mickmac in 2008, for a Concept2 Model D I guess:

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air freight to BKK airport: 275 US dollars,
air freight to CNX [Chiang Mai Airport] 805 US dollars
Fed Ex to door 285 US dollars

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I took delivery this afternoon, from the Fedex man, the cost of the tax  etc in total was 5130 baht.  This means, when using 33 baht to the  dollar, the total coat was some 42,000 baht,

In Topic: Investment Visa

2011-03-20 12:29:25

View PostMontrealFarang, on 2011-03-20 05:41:47, said:

Question about the investment Visa (which doesn't need its own thread)....

The Visa one receives is a one year Visa that they just keep stamping once a year as long as remain a desirable guest? Anyone know of any stories of people buying condos and then getting refused Visa a few years in?

What's a safer route, investment Visa buying a condo or try to buy some equity in a Thai business? When I say safer, I mean preservation of capital.


Actually you have more choices than condo or thai business:


(1)   have been granted a non-immigrant visa (Non Immigrant); and

(2)   have evidence of transferring funds into Thailand of no less than Baht 10 million; and

(i)   have evidence of investing in the purchase or rental of a  condominium unit for a period of no less than 3 years issued by a  relevant agency or government, at a purchase or rental price of no less  than Baht 10 million; or

(ii)  must have evidence of investing in the form of a fixed deposit  of no less than Baht 10 million with a bank which is registered in  Thailand and has Thai nationals holding more than 50 percent of its  shares; or

(iii) must have evidence of investing in the purchase of government or state enterprise bonds of no less than Baht 10 million; or

(iv) must have evidence of making an investment as set out in  criteria (3), (4), or (5) with a total value of not less than Baht 10  million.




Source:


Investment visa - doinbusinessthailand.com


Fixed deposit (bounds...) is probably a safer option than a condo or a company.

In Topic: Investment Visa

2011-03-16 11:42:28

View Postjohnnok, on 2011-03-15 13:01:59, said:

Hi,


I read on sunbelts' site: "Second hand condominiums are not eligible for this visa type." (investment visa)

http://www.sunbeltle...stment-Visa.php

That's not true right? Even second hand condos are eligible as long as they cost more than 10million?

Sunbelt has now updated its page and deleted the sentence , so I guess second-hand condos are eligible.

In Topic: Investment Visa

2011-03-15 13:01:59

Hi,


I read on sunbelts' site: "Second hand condominiums are not eligible for this visa type." (investment visa)

http://www.sunbeltle...stment-Visa.php

That's not true right? Even second hand condos are eligible as long as they cost more than 10million?

In Topic: Finance Ministry Orders Tax Restructuring To Attract Foreign Investment

2011-02-09 15:25:09

View PostCockneyGit, on 2011-02-09 13:53:46, said:

You can offer all the tax incentives you like. Until the law is changed for foreign investment to have at least 50/50 share of any business then the current laws will remain flawed..!!

This 49/51 is nonsense!

Well said!

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