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- RonnyLatYa: Got them automatically with my yellow Tabien Baan in Kanchanaburi and it was indeed free.
- PEER: “and not expensive” No, that's right, Th Bth 0,00. I went to the department of this service with my girlfriend, took a picture and after 2
- RonnyLatYa: Ask your insurer, they should be able to answer that. I haven't read all those details either. I have the AXA Prem
- PEER: The harsh reality described and read with a tear.
- Jan: Hi, So if I read it correctly, you can take out travel insurance with Assudis and extend it for up to 24 months,
- RonnyLatYa: If he still had that possibility to return that would indeed have been a better solution. But why only max
- RonnyLatYa: Not with travel insurance taken out in Belgium, such as AXA Premium, Exellence21/24 or your health insurance fund of course.
- FrankyR: Quote; “It is then the “money-guzzling” Thai partner who gets the blame, while there is rarely any discussion about their own role and expectations.
- FrankyR: Dear, I have often been amazed at the willingness of (especially) Thai ladies to play a game with their health.
- RonnyLatYa: And how would immigration know or be able to know that you will be staying in Thailand for 5 months if you enter on a Visa exemption?
- Roger: I largely agree with your view…but the 30beth insurance leaves a lot to be desired. My mother-in-law recently had to go to Roi Et
- Roger: For your last paragraph Ronny…as far as the condition/hospitalization does not fall under the medical history. Kind regards, Roger.
- Evert: I came with Eva airlines no questions not even at immigration although I stay in Thailand for 5 months. Probably because
- Rob V: Indeed Erik, the You Me Us and also some other media have shown what kind of misery stateless people experience. Hopefully this is a
- John Jens: It is a great island, we have been coming here for at least 7 years and the last few years we have been wintering there! Tong Sala and Haadrin
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A light-hearted look at Thailand: about Thai massage (part 2)
Not so serious today dear readers of Thailandblog. Laughter really doesn't hurt. Give it a try. And for the Dutch readers; it doesn't cost any money either.
A light-hearted look at Thailand (part 1)
Not so serious today dear readers of Thailandblog. Laughter really doesn't hurt. Give it a try. And for the Dutch readers; it doesn't cost any money either.