Hua Hin Forum

I have been unable to find anyone to clarify my question - If one arrives in Thailand with an O multi entry visa valid for one year, and after arrival obtains a retirement visa, does the six month validity period for importing the items commence when you enter with the O visa or after obtaining the ...

I am ok with the DVD player ( I think ) because I bought some dvd's in Thailand earlier this year and they play OK in UK Just a little bit worried about the TV though it is a Phillips S md1.2E AA and model 28PW6332/05 , in case any of your smart guys know this. It also has UHF on the label. Thanks f...

The shipping cost is NIL because it is included with all my other effects in one container.
I just thought that somebody else must have been in my position and would know if a Uk TV worked in Thailand
PET

Can anybody advise me if a Uk television and DVD Receiver will work correctly in Thailand?

PET

You mention that a Non Imm visa is needed to import, but I thought the system was to use this visa to obtain a Retirement Visa and only when that visa was approved you could import ( within 6 months).

Perhaps I may be confusing visas

PET

I have heard that if you wish to import your personal and household effects, and not be subject to any import duty, the goods must arrive within 2 months of being granted the initial Retirement Visa. Can your members confirm this or advise me otherwise? Also is there a maximum value and can a motor ...

I would like to rent a property on a golf complex for 6-12 months - any ideas?

I was in Hua Hin recently as I am taking up permanent residence later this year. I was looking at used vehicles and found that main dealers like honda or toyota do not sell traded in vehicles. I would like to purchase a used low milage Honda CRV or a Toyota Fortuner one to two years old, so can anyo...