thai baht rate update

[etct88]

Originally Posted by Dylan_825

The rates drop so much... any bro can suggest a good money changer in SG that opens till late like 9pm?

I flying off this saturday.. being working so long hours till no time to change thai baht!

Thanks bros!

Golden Mile, look for Evergreen......

[Dylan_825]

Originally Posted by etct88

Golden Mile, look for Evergreen......

Hi Bro, thank you!

[toilet$50]

Originally Posted by Dylan_825

The rates drop so much... any bro can suggest a good money changer in SG that opens till late like 9pm?

I flying off this saturday.. being working so long hours till no time to change thai baht!

Thanks bros!

bro Dylan,5k sg can ask d $changer for 24.5..

[toilet$50]

Originally Posted by etct88

Golden Mile, look for Evergreen......

bro etct88,r u in sg?

[toilet$50]

Originally Posted by hosayboh

Not unimaginable, guess condo is the way to go....but the pricing sucks....
But actually, i think you might still be able to setup an offshore co to buy and own the land + house. Get a lawyer to setup some thai names on the board of directors w/o any voting rights, blah blah blah......heard this is done for foreign inventments into real expensive houses in Thailand. Not sure about the fee for such an arrangement thou.

bro hosayboh,pm me if you want to buy condo in thai..

[1stdesire]

Originally Posted by toilet$50

bro Dylan,5k sg can ask d $changer for 24.5..

no 24.5. its still 24.35.

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by 1stdesire

no 24.5. its still 24.35.

Ah dee, u still have not answer which shop accepts THB and transfer THB to Thai bank.

If there is this shop, I want to use it to transfer money to Thailand.

[rukthai]

Originally Posted by naemlo

Ah dee, u still have not answer which shop accepts THB and transfer THB to Thai bank.

If there is this shop, I want to use it to transfer money to Thailand.

Remittance currency in sg normally in SGD. Likewise I would like to know where I could remit THB over.

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by rukthai

Remittance currency in sg normally in SGD. Likewise I would like to know where I could remit THB over.

Ya save on the lousy exchange rates.

[rukthai]

24.4 @ Lucky Plaza. anywhere else with better rates?

[lauliao]

Originally Posted by toilet$50

bro hosayboh,pm me if you want to buy condo in thai..

Wow bro u just come back from bkk loh? Hv u buy any condo yet? The kris at ratchada 17 seem ok and very reasonable and a lot of actress staying there at the kris 1 and 3.

The pool just completed and it ,s a quite development and a reasonable price condo

Thanks

[lauliao]

Originally Posted by hosayboh

Not unimaginable, guess condo is the way to go....but the pricing sucks....
But actually, i think you might still be able to setup an offshore co to buy and own the land + house. Get a lawyer to setup some thai names on the board of directors w/o any voting rights, blah blah blah......heard this is done for foreign inventments into real expensive houses in Thailand. Not sure about the fee for such an arrangement thou.

Hey I think condo still the way to go cause as a foreigner we can put it under our name. But of course it a bit more expensive but we got the piece of mind cause under our name. But buying a condo require us to pay cash in full and compare to sing prices, it still a lot cheaper and they have good quality from ap and Sansiri builder.

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by lauliao

Hey I think condo still the way to go cause as a foreigner we can put it under our name.

This is what I am looking for.... under our name.... It is foolish to spend money on property and yet it does not belongs to me....

[indianmagicoil]

You buy a condo and you get a title to a unit. Great. But what about the land the condo sits on? Who does it belong to?

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by indianmagicoil

You buy a condo and you get a title to a unit. Great. But what about the land the condo sits on? Who does it belong to?

"The land on which a condominium sits is owned collectively by the individual condominium owners with a majority Thai shareholding."