Ok. But the pound has strengthened against all currencies not just the Baht. It’s much stronger against the US dollar and the Euro. That’s what I am basing my assumptions on. For sure the Baht May have weakened a little but the Thai government are somewhat reknown for currency manipulation keeping it strong. Good night.
I not sure that’s correct Paul. The Baht seems fairly consistent against other currencies. For sure the GBP has strengthened considerably against other currencies. This has occurred only since the full enactment of Brexit. My conclusion therefore is that the weak position of GBP previously was due to the indecision and it has strengthened as a result of increased confidence now that the situation has become clearer. Of course I may be wrong but I suspect there to be some truth in this. Cheers
You are reading things that are not written. That is presumptuous and unfair. However just to make sure that you understand my feelings clearly on this matter, piss off you waste of space. You are denying other people valuable oxygen. Bollock to you. Goodbye
Not abrupt at all. Simply offering up a possibility as to the unusual gains. I am as surprised as anyone at the strengthening position of the GBP. For sure it’s outperforming other currencies against the baht. Perhaps you can offer a better reasoning? Cheers
I quite agree. This is also my understanding of the origin of the word farang. As with many words of older times, it’s present usage and intended meaning has evolved and mutated.
There’s an expiry date inside the license. When purchased new they have a validity of one year. Then you have to purchase another. Make sure that it is valid for Thailand. You have to state this in the application form as the area for intended use. Cheers