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- Jan Beute: And Mitsubishi makes a spacious and solid car, the X pander Hev, currently even offered with high discounts. Or a cheap
- Jacob: In this case you don't have to pay the broker anything. It is similar to this situation: It often happens in Thailand that e
- PEER: That's right Tom, I had a "Limburg White" there yesterday
- PEER: Yes Klaas, It's just about "bread & games" Years ago I was having my muesli breakfast. A lady stops on it
- Hans Bosch: At that time we read in The Hague about the Roman Catholic Binnenhof. When I was twelve I saw a picture of Queen Sirikit in the newspaper. I was there
- Annemarie: Piabaan must be phu-jay baan? The local sheriff of the hamlet. POA election promises are usually improvements
- PEER: “IKEA RELATIONSHIP”, wonderful Expat. The winning Dutch word “polarization” may be replaced by
- Pieter: Nothing, unless the buyer has had any contact with the real estate agent. Experienced this myself a few times.
- RonnyLatYa: Fred, Kasikorn did that to me too. MyFin has also had that Kasikorn document with bank account, bed for a few weeks now.
- pieter: Good morning Paul If all goes well, this is stated in the sales agreement. If no specific note has been made,
- Gertg: The Wise website also provides information about possible taxes that may or may not need to be paid.
- William-Phuket: Beautifully worded by the Thai Government. As stated, thinking and actions by the 'borrowers' should reflect this.
- Hans: If there is no contract with the broker, the broker is not entitled to commission, unless verbal agreements have been made
- Rob: My favorite breakfast.
- Lung addie: You should also indicate WHERE you are going to/want to sell that piece of land: in TH-NE-BE? There is quite a difference between what the
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Mae Ya Nang, Patron Saint of the Thai Traveler
On the website of a Thai newspaper I read a short article about a simple ceremony to mark the imminent commissioning of a number of new electric-powered ferries on a canal in Bangkok.
