@Andrew *******

ahh but you also have to look at the exchange rate a given company gives.

@McGregor *********

and what if you don't have a house in your home country? What if you have been working in another country for years and were in Thailand when this happened?

@Andrew **********

use an agent, seriously it makes everything easier.

@Jake ******

I just assume it wouldn't work? Kbank is thai citi bank isn't, even if it is citibank in Thailand. Bangkok bank, Kbank, are all east to link to grab and get autopay, as for lazda I always just end up doing bank transfer, there are instructions after you buy something.

@Alvin *****

what do you mean people don't search on google? Or any search browser. That comment makes me sad.

How does that work here? In china to transfer a work permit the company must cancel your visa and then the new company has 30 days to apply and put you back in the system.

@Martin *********

and guess what happens if the very old get sick. The thing is of you give an 85 year old person some thing and two weeks later they die it's hard to know what it is. That same person most likely would have died anyways in two weeks. Other wise it becomes a guessing game oh I gave them an asperine three weeks ago. They pinned there head 4 weeks ago. ...also vaccines arnt for sick people. They are for healthy people, it's one of the only medicines we give to the healthy which is why we take them so seriously.

@Martin *********

1. Terribly written paper with gobky goop 2. That's called an imune response. It's not some big secret, many vaccines make you feel like shit because that's what you feel like when you produce imunobodies.

But yes buying from a manufacturer with in thailand would be cheapest for parts.

@Christina ********

it's because this is an imature car market and there isn't a great surplus, also as long as it drives someone will take it. A larger car market is still a relatively new thing and most buying and selling is still done through car dealers.

Even the way the transferring of cars and looking up the history of cars here is behind other countries with little of it being automated.

That website is a small one just starting, the biggest one in Thailand is one2car.com