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  1. Update: though wife got her medical clearance on July 9, the soonest appointment for the final interview was September 21.
  2. I thought same-sex marriage was ruled unconstitutional in Thailand.
  3. If you ever think "okay, this is the craziest idea, ever" then, just wait a week.
  4. There are some countries that do specifically not allow dual or triple citizenship. Germany, for example, does not allow triple citizenship, but allows dual. My daughter has triple with one being German (so, we just didn't mention one of the others to the German consulate and everything goes along just fine). It seems the U.S. doesn't care about triple passports at all.
  5. I had this happen with my most recent e-visa. Wife wrote the letter in Thai though neighbor translated it into English. Didn't have that requirement was my visa before that. It's new.
  6. I rarely rent scooters in Thailand due to always being asked to leave my passport as a deposit (nope). Anyone know of any scooter rental places on Koh Chang that take cash deposits? Going there soon.
  7. For realism: Be sure to vent the gas coming off the garbage into areas like the deck for the pool or where people walk to go to the breakfast buffet.
  8. Maybe he's been reading stuff like this (which includes data from Thailand): https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/coronavirus-excess-deaths-tracker
  9. Doesn't she need the green card to get back into the U.S. if she travels? Waiting that long would be quite a hindrance if so. Or, am I wrong and a person can go out and back in before getting the green card?
  10. We initially applied in August 2020 and looks like she will get her final interview in August 2022 (just got her final medical clearance today). So, entire visa process: 24 months. I have heard about the green card issues and do plan to contact my reps. The green card is her visa back into the U.S. if we travel after she gets here, right? Don't want to wait years to be able to travel.
  11. This is a very good point. I own my own business which is located in the U.S. and I pay taxes in the U.S. My income from that business is $89-90k/year. But, it's my own business, not with some super big company. So, I would not qualify, right? Lots of digital nomads would qualify for the money requirement but be just like me as they would be individual businesses not tied to a large company.
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