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I am quite satisfied with Thailandblog. Today, two very interesting articles again: hospital prices and dementia care.
LS
I would like to read more about the physical move.
I have collected quite a few things over the years, and I would like to take them with me to Thailand.
Think of my audio equipment, media such as CDs and DVDs, and not to forget my hobby tools.
Will I then have to deal with import duties or other regulations?
I'd like to know.