I don't write here often, I hardly find the time. But occasionally I force myself to share something interesting with you. The topics are probably as follows:
About life in Thailand and Phuket
On memories of experiences with foreclosures
About why I decided to leave and why it is better in Thailand
About legal gems and events in Phuket
So... You probably already know about me that I was first a lawyer, then a bailiff for 10 years, and now after three years in Thailand I've gone over to the "dark side" and partially returned to advocacy. In order to represent debtors (debtors) against my former colleagues, the bailiffs. But more on that another time. My aim is to explain to you in my posts the basic information about what is
I will add here later some observations on the new laws passed in the National Council. Without the legalese that normal people don't understand. For example, I am curious about the latest amendment to the Criminal Code, which actually means that anyone who steals or embezzles or corrupts less than 700,000 thousand euros (more than 20,000,000 Slovak crowns, for those who remember) does not have to go to jail, but can be given a suspended sentence. That is...
Why Roman Fogta quit as a bailiff There were more reasons. First - I never liked the job, it is a demanding profession and 10 years was more than enough. The second - I built the bailiff's office as a company and as a manager I managed more than 20 people. Then someone decided to take foreclosures back to the days of socialism, where the beneficiary (the creditor)
As some of you may have noticed, there is a few of new types of visa coming in force in Thailand, starting September 2022. New visa types will extend the line of already existing visas, which we explained in previous article. Long term visa (or LTR visa) is the attempt of Thai government to improve economic downturn, caused by Covid-19
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