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Stayed at Royal Pavilion last March and thought it was good value and certainly close enough to walk to Bintabaht.

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thanks, I know it well. Coming over in March for a 2 weeks and I noticed online currency rate had jumped to 54.33 baht to the £, although never get near those rates anywhere

Where do you get the best £ to baht rates in Hua Hin?

Anybody able to suggest which bank is best or where to avoid when exchanging cash or taking cash out on debit card (UK bank)

Is there anywhere that supplies the solid foam (about 4 inches thick plus a pillow fold) that can be used in the pool?

Getting fed up with lilos that bust on the sandwash and looking for a better solution

Arcadian wrote:I bought my property a few years ago when the rate was 65/£. If I sold now for the same price in bahts I presume there would be no capital gains tax to pay, or would there?

Is there capital gains tax in Thailand or are you a UK tax subject

As the house purchase price is a part of a market economy and currently the market is not strong.

When a vendor has a typical bungalow of 5,000,000 baht for sale.

What would be a realistic offer?

5% below?

10 % below?

15% below?

20% below?

or more

Thanks for taking the time to reply

Just wanting to say hello, I have holidayed 3 times in Hua Hin and we are seriously thinking about buying a bungalow. The one question I have is about security, why are there so many gated estates with private security? Is there a hidden crime issue? [Title edited to reflect content, topic moved to ...