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Good to see the Patts board is back up and running again.
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Vesuvio Pizza Bangkok - Soi 8
Jimjim replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
Yes, a good restaurant on soi 8, I ate there last year, the address is good. -
I was in Asok and I had to meet two friends at Soi Cowboys. One of the two friends had booked a hotel which was located behind Soi Cowboys. We had agreed to meet there. And since it was time for dinner, we started looking for a restaurant behind Soi Cowboy before going to have fun in the bars and go-go. We started looking and then we came across this Italian restaurant and also a Polish menu... it's called "Unico23" A warm welcome, a pleasant setting, good Italian and Polish cuisine. The owner is Italian and speaks fluent French and English. He came to talk to us at our table, a very friendly man who is married to a Polish woman. Here are some photos of our menu. I recommend this quiet restaurant, which is also just a stone's throw from the Cowboys Soi. Excellent !
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Update. There is a problem which is effecting all BMs ..even Mods....on the Patts Forum. The Mods have exhausted all their tools to fix the problem. The problem can only be fixed by Admin now. As said above it seems it is down to the renewal of the Security Certificate. I will keep you updated on here but please realise...there is no more Mods can do...it is now down to Admin. thanks
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Yeah, clearly an issue their end Jim, hopefully it will be resolved asap.
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Same here. Samsung phone. When l I try to reach the Pattaya Forum I get the first screen. I tap on Advanced at the end of the page. On the 2nd screen I tap on Proceed ... And then I get to the forum. Hope the security certificate will be renewed soon.
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I get a different display to that. Hopefully they will renew the security certificate pronto. It was working fine earlier this morning, as I made posts. SAG
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Thanks, I tried that only for the website to display as follows….!!!!
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Yes I also got this. It appears that somebody forgot to renew the security certificate and as it is a new month, it has now expired in some regions. If you click on show details and then go to site it will take you there, but obviously at your own risk. This doesn't appear to be a phishing scam, but rather somebody forgetting an update. SAG
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Anyone else having problems with the Pattaya Forum this morning? When I try to open the page I get this message Also when I was logged on earlier the formatting was weird, no pictures displaying etc……
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Top Spanish : El Willy (has a Shanghai branch too) & VASO (incredible atmosphere aroung a bar) … Both are higher priced restaurants .;
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Pies2U between Sukhumvit Sois 28 and 30
sydney69er replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
I would rather hammer a ladyboy but each to their own. You do you! -
Pies2U between Sukhumvit Sois 28 and 30
Long John replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
I cant admit that I buy these as someone on this forum thinks I am a bogan if I do -
Pies2U between Sukhumvit Sois 28 and 30
hkaus72 replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
These are great, $24 a pack in Singapore. I had to wean myself off them, I was hammering two at a time after a night at the pub. -
Pies2U between Sukhumvit Sois 28 and 30
sydney69er replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
The ham and cheese toasties at 7-11 are very good -
Pies2U between Sukhumvit Sois 28 and 30
gainsbarre replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
I get my croques at 7/11 for a mere 28THB each, and they are reasonable, -
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That would work, I am also self employed, and have 2 contracts stating that I am working in south east Asia, based in BKK, adding a letter from your accountant will also help.
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Horsamut Bangkok - A must for lovers of Thai cuisine! The restaurant combines traditional recipes with high-quality, sustainably sourced ingredients and focuses on fine dining. A highlight is the stylish atmosphere with a view of Wat Arun, perfect for a relaxed dinner with a special flair. If you are looking for authentic flavors in a modern ambience, this is the place for you! IMG_2138.mov
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The restaurant offers authentic Korean cuisine at affordable prices and attracts both locals and expats. Guests can grill their own meat at the table or have it prepared by the chefs. Particularly noteworthy are the diverse and unlimited refillable side dishes. A culinary experience! 32/1 Soi Sukhumvit 39 Bangkok
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Pies2U between Sukhumvit Sois 28 and 30
Rocco replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
That was also my first experience, sometime back around 2003! -
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taaseesanuk replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
I remember eating them 30 odd years ago at the MCG. -
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Rocco replied to SAGuy's topic in Restaurants, Places to Eat and nightlife
Found these lovelies today at Makro -
In addition to the elevators: you cannot take the two main elevators to the 22nd floor, Pastell Rooftop Bar. There is no information that you have to switch to the side elevator.
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Great stuff and many thanks for that. My situation would be slightly different as I'm technically self- employed, although in a partnership. So my thinking was maybe a covering letter from myself and then another letter from accountants/solicitors to verify my status. Another option would be retirement visa, however the DTV visa would be more accurate as I'd still be still working whilst in Thailand and then travelling back to the UK roughly every 60 to 90 days for a few weeks before returning to Thailand. I'd probably try and avoid spending the 183 days per year in Thailand that means you need to do a tax return.
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Hi @Mark22 I successfully applied for the DTV very soon after it went live. I'm in the US and I used the website (https://www.thaievisa.go.th) and applied through my closest Consulate (Los Angeles). Fairly straightforward process... It's about on par with the process for getting a SETV or METV. As for evidence of working remotely, I used a written verification of employment from my employer, indicating that my work location is "Virtual" (aka "remote"). I had the visa in hand 48 hours after applying. Cost: 10,000 THB. Valid for 5 years, with multiple entries, 180 days each entry. If you want to stay longer than 180 days (up to 360 days), you can get an extension for 1,900 THB. But then after that, you'd need to leave and come back. If you have any other questions, feel free to DM me.
