Baht will continue to remain strong throughout 2020
Re: Baht will continue to remain strong throughout 2020
Just beensent videos from samui, patts and phuket so dead and empty, over to you richard with your tat figures, som nam naWildA wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 5:42 pmMy kid floats in and out of BKK whenever she wants to go shopping and leach off of me, she has 6 (?) since 2019 and when she travels, she looks like a freakazoid, and never has a problem. I think she did 4 last year and two so far this year. Its not the number of entries, its all the other circumstances.hunter8 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 4:43 pm Now you are talking some sense. 3 back-to-back visa exempt entries with 1 day between them can raise suspicions of the person working in Thailand, i can agree with that. It’s an important distinction. But 6 exempt entries with 1 month between them should not, in theory, be considered “scamming the system”. Yes, it’s always up to IO.
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Re: Baht will continue to remain strong throughout 2020
screw you and ur Thailand hatredadders28 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 6:56 pmJust beensent videos from samui, patts and phuket so dead and empty, over to you richard with your tat figures, som nam naWildA wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 5:42 pmMy kid floats in and out of BKK whenever she wants to go shopping and leach off of me, she has 6 (?) since 2019 and when she travels, she looks like a freakazoid, and never has a problem. I think she did 4 last year and two so far this year. Its not the number of entries, its all the other circumstances.hunter8 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 4:43 pm Now you are talking some sense. 3 back-to-back visa exempt entries with 1 day between them can raise suspicions of the person working in Thailand, i can agree with that. It’s an important distinction. But 6 exempt entries with 1 month between them should not, in theory, be considered “scamming the system”. Yes, it’s always up to IO.
who could have foreseen the virus outbreak>>>get a life, other than hate
Yea its slow here,(not at all dead as you state) and Pattaya is off 60% so what?
Thailand has survived and thrived thru worse
PS; the baht hit 31.18 today
from a high of 29.69 a few weeks ago
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I've no idea the hold that Thailand continues to exert over people that seem to hate it and invariably don't live there. If it was me and I reached a point where I became so bitter and twisted I think the last thing I would want to do was to expend so much negative energy on a place you've admitted you've been barred from.adders28 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 6:56 pmJust beensent videos from samui, patts and phuket so dead and empty, over to you richard with your tat figures, som nam naWildA wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 5:42 pmMy kid floats in and out of BKK whenever she wants to go shopping and leach off of me, she has 6 (?) since 2019 and when she travels, she looks like a freakazoid, and never has a problem. I think she did 4 last year and two so far this year. Its not the number of entries, its all the other circumstances.hunter8 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 4:43 pm Now you are talking some sense. 3 back-to-back visa exempt entries with 1 day between them can raise suspicions of the person working in Thailand, i can agree with that. It’s an important distinction. But 6 exempt entries with 1 month between them should not, in theory, be considered “scamming the system”. Yes, it’s always up to IO.
While I don't want anyone dying from this, I think Chinese mass tourism has had a massively detrimental effect on Pattaya, where the infrastructure just isn't there to cope with the growth in numbers. From that perspective I see this slowdown as a positive however temporary. Nice to see the pound strengthening for my big annual cash conversion next month. Always look on the bright side of life Adders.
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Re: Baht will continue to remain strong throughout 2020
Richard I have to warn you. The end of this post "the baht hit 31.18 today
from a high of 29.69 a few weeks ago" was on topic, that kind of will not be tolerated
from a high of 29.69 a few weeks ago" was on topic, that kind of will not be tolerated
up to you...
Re: Baht will continue to remain strong throughout 2020
Good to see it in the 31s.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 9:04 pm PS; the baht hit 31.18 today
from a high of 29.69 a few weeks ago
Guess this China coronavirus has some positivity resetting the exchange rate and tourism in Thailand
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Hm. When i used to go to thailand is was near 50THB to a british pound. I just got a refund from B**king.com in THB and it was chnaged into GBP by my bank at 38THb to the GBP. lets see, a pcket of marlborough is 150 thb which is close to $5, Beer is about 60-100THB depending on where you are drinking os thats near $2-$3. Its cheaper in Spain than Thailand now
Re: Baht will continue to remain strong throughout 2020
It’s cheaper in many places but the combination of Thai ladies in go-go bars plus sunny weather can only be found in Thailand.
I always chuckle when men on Thaivisa forum moan about where it’s cheaper now and where they want to go instead and none of them wants to admit they are going to stay in Thailand because of ladies
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I worked for human rights had to leave death threats they are evil tossers iwill post some facts,richard posts rosey propaganda bullshit.even thais admit it what is his problem, oh richard vaj has killed goy at palace by torture got photos and death certificate going to media......Cowshed Cowboy wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 9:26 pmI've no idea the hold that Thailand continues to exert over people that seem to hate it and invariably don't live there. If it was me and I reached a point where I became so bitter and twisted I think the last thing I would want to do was to expend so much negative energy on a place you've admitted you've been barred from.adders28 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 6:56 pmIWildA wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 5:42 pmMy kid floats in and out of BKK whenever she wants to go shopping and leach off of me, she has 6 (?) since 2019 and when she travels, she looks like a freakazoid, and never has a problem. I think she did 4 last year and two so far this year. Its not the number of entries, its all the other circumstances.hunter8 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 4:43 pm Now you are talking some sense. 3 back-to-back visa exempt entries with 1 day between them can raise suspicions of the person working in Thailand, i can agree with that. It’s an important distinction. But 6 exempt entries with 1 month between them should not, in theory, be considered “scamming the system”. Yes, it’s always up to IO.
Just beensent videos from samui, patts and phuket so dead and empty, over to you richard with your tat figures, som nam na
While I don't want anyone dying from this, I think Chinese mass tourism has had a massively detrimental effect on Pattaya, where the infrastructure just isn't there to cope with the growth in numbers. From that perspective I see this slowdown as a positive however temporary. Nice to see the pound strengthening for my big annual cash conversion next month. Always look on the bright side of life Adders.
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Its cheaper inenglandpczz wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 8:06 am Hm. When i used to go to thailand is was near 50THB to a british pound. I just got a refund from B**king.com in THB and it was chnaged into GBP by my bank at 38THb to the GBP. lets see, a pcket of marlborough is 150 thb which is close to $5, Beer is about 60-100THB depending on where you are drinking os thats near $2-$3. Its cheaper in Spain than Thailand now
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Re: Baht will continue to remain strong throughout 2020
Instead of baiting/trolling Richard, why don't you post the said videos? That would be more helpful for members..
And again. Take a few days off. Whether you agree or not with another member's views, no need to continually bait and troll.adders28 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 2:24 pm I worked for human rights had to leave death threats they are evil tossers iwill post some facts,richard posts rosey propaganda bullshit.even thais admit it what is his problem, oh richard vaj has killed goy at palace by torture got photos and death certificate going to media......
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