CraigSchuler

Some guys really make me laugh!

You have nothing to offer this lady in regards to support, you're broke! you really need to go home and make something of yourself in the future. I don't know how old you are but any Farang who has to sell noodles from a cart with his lady is NO prize catch!

So what, she has an ex husband. To be honest he sounds like a Thai version of you! what gives you the right to take over another man's children? at least he makes an effort (little as it may be) to spend time with the kids.

To be honest your little lady has some issues or she wouldn't be involved with you or the ex!

Thought I just read the total number of countries was 34?.........The people that I've talked with who own businesses in the tourist areas say just the opposite.

Plenty safer places to visit with the family in Asia Cambodia Vietnam & Philippines unless you are just a high quality sex tourist then Thailand will do just fine.

Unless of course you have family in Thailand.

Start with drug and alcohol testing for all commercial drivers!

Illegal? as in how she was elected?

Better late than never I guess!

That was rocket science.

Motor bike taxi driver......That's all I'm gonna say!

Wait for the man with the rubber bucket exchange!

Get the popcorn ready the show's about to start!

I asked a few Thai's what their opinion on this was and they all replied....

What has the Philippines done for Thailand!

Enough with all the politics.......Thailand......SEND SOME RICE!

Just ONE of hundreds of reasons why Thailand is losing their tourists.

If it had been my child that sick scum bag wouldn't be sitting in a police station....He would of seen a bullet between his eyes....And I would have NO problem placing it there!

Random Drug Testing!

When I'm there, there's only 3 of us. Me, Henry from Holland and Giere the Norwegian pig. I'm not a Giere fan, he invites you round and never offers a drink. I hate that, it's very rude. I don't go round there much anymore. Norwegian people are lovely, but Giere isn't. Henrys a great neighbour, great guy to know.The locals call the village the falang village, so maybe they would say yes it is a falang ghetto, but I think since there's just 3 of us, must mean theres not many westerners around and not a falang ghetto.

Even in Bangkok there’s plenty of areas where you won’t see many foreigners.

I got a shoe box up in Din Daeng and it’s like Ghetto Central, Thai that is and it’s rarely that I see any other foreigners in the immediate neighborhood while 15 minutes away they’re like everywhere.

You happen to know a Thai girl that lives there named Chonticha Emgosa?

Here's wishing you a LONG and enjoyable visit. I hear Thai prison is pretty up scale

I like the first sentance of the op. Like no one will ever believe what happened to me! I've personally always had great minivan drivers in really decked out comfy vans. Always felt safer than the big buses. Those can be terrifying at times.

Nevertheless, it remains driver dependant. You can never be sure.

Most proffessional drivers drive safely in Thailand. Once in awhile you are unlucky, like David48 stated.

You never know

Are you serious? I've logged many a kilo in Thailand and almost all of it was with "Professional drivers".....Most either drove like a total fool, were high on drugs or just stone cold drunk.

Maybe I was just unlucky!

Amazing Thailand.........

When looking for a new cow.....Always check the udder.

When looking for a new wife.....Always check the mother!

Why not go to the embassy and file for a lost or stolen passport? if you can't afford a flight home I would at least head to the nearest border.

Maybe they can set up a barter system......

Heart for a Honda Jazz

blood for BBQ

Kidneys for a condo

Liver for a new cell phone (offer not available for Farangs)

Etc

You cash in now and upon your death they collect their property!

I've tried doing a search on this topic along with TRYING to contact USCIS regarding the needed requirements for my in laws. My wife is Thai and living in the States on a perm resident visa, we also have two young children whom are both US citizens.

Can anybody please provide any information regarding a family visit visa? we are wanting them to visit for a few weeks and I can't seem to find out what forms are needed or what the process actually is.

Thank you for any info.