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  1. From the father's neck, he would seem to be Communist Asian. Well, foreigner anyway.😸
  2. Thanks for this. Good to have the full story. So, to dot the i's and cross the t's, there is too much heavy metal and chemicals in HH tap water to attempt a "cleansing' via boiling (more than once, say)? PS: has the situation re water supply changed since last week or will they be trucking water for a while yet?
  3. I was taught in Physics class many decades ago that boiled water is as close as possible to pure water. Maybe our teacher was wrong (God forbid!), but I suspect that water boiled twice would do the trick. What is the situation in HH right now? Is water in fact coming from the pipes in all those high rise condo buildings?
  4. Wouldn't retirement visa require 800k in Thai bank? And marriage visa = 400 k in Thai bank? Yes, granted the money is always "yours", but a bit of a bother, no?
  5. Sorry to push this, Dr J, but what is your opinion of reversing the methods: 1. Apply for Tourist Visa - 60 days. 2. Apply inside Thailand for non O (family)- 90 days. Does applying inside Thailand make the process in any way "easier"??
  6. Clearly, there is a shortage of good dentists in Scotland.....
  7. In the list of things needed for the non-O marriage, it mentions: To visit as the relative of a Thai national, the applicant must show documents proving such a relationship. Step 1 – Online e-Visa Application: Complete the online e-Visa Application at https://thaievisa.go.th/and upload the following documents in PDF or JPG formats: 1. Photo taken with a light color background with a full- face view of the person without wearing a hat or dark glasses and covering up shoulders 2. Photo taken while holding passport with a light color background with a full- face view of the person without wearing a hat or dark glasses and covering up shoulders 3. A copy of Passport (must not expire within 6 months) 4. Proof financial showing monthly income minimum 40,000 Baht (for last two month) or Bank balance 400,000 Baht 5. The applicant must present a valid and effective marriage certificate and a copy of the spouse’s Thai Passport or Thai National I.D. card. Fiancés are not included in this category. In #4, we are talking non-Thai bank??? That is, you have to show what is in your non-Thai bank account, (since I do not have a Thai bank account).
  8. Well, thanks for that. Sure sounds sweet. Just to dot the i's and cross the t's: My wife, Thai, living with me everywhere and all the time, and entering LoS with me, "counts" as someone I am "visiting"?? Also, is that 60 day visa extendible by 30 days (or more?) Thanks for this info.
  9. Let' Let's get this absolutely straight (cos it sounds too good to be true!!): Enter Thailand 30 days exempt. Get extension of 30 days. Now (with my Thai wife at my side) I apply for a 60-day to visit my wife. That gives me 120 days in the country before I have to leave???? is that correct?
  10. Well, perhaps we can at least congratulate the now departed Yousaf for is his kick-up-the-ar$e of the eco-idiot Green Party from the coalition. The number 1 item in the Greens' list of desirable ends was the closing down of the North Sea oil industry. This is the Goose that provides the Golden Egg for the Scottish economy, without which poverty in Scotland would rise exponentially. I wonder if the interim leader of the SNP will have the cojones to ditch the recently passed "hate" law. Probably not.
  11. A party that introduces a "Hate Law" that itself promotes widespread hate in the community is not fit for purpose.
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