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I have had not so pleasant experiences with staff in Hillary bars.

Seems all the Hillary bars are the same towards customers.

I am interested to know who else dislikes Hillary bars and why.

Can someone clarify the location of the Bangna Thai passport office..

Is it still there? If so the exact location

Or is it closed?

Please only someone who has been there recently or knows defiantly and not just second hand information from a web site.

Anyone know of a nursing home for an elderly man (father in law) in these areas.

Rat burana

Phrapradaeng

Pra samut chedi

Basicly any where along Suksawat road and surrounding suburbs.

Thanks

Anyone know of a massage shop in the sukhumvit area that is staffed only or mostly by ladyboys.

I did hear about one in a small soil near foodland in soil 5 but I can't find it.

I have used Bangkok Translations a few times. Thai to English.

The price is right, the product is good and correct.

From personal experience I recommend them.

888.1st floor Unit 13, Mathatun Plaza Building, Ploenchit Road Lumpini,

Ph: 0898846482

That is their address, but just get off the BTS at Ploenchit on the left side heading to siam and they are in an office on the right side of plaza.

Do it your self, it just means a few days on the BTS and taxis.

I used Bangkok translations, they are near chitlom bts station.

The translations will need to authenticated by government office which it way out past the IT mall.

BTS to mochit then taxi. Authentication can be quick or a few days depending on whether you want to pay an extra 1000 baht (approx.)

Bangkok translations will take care of the authentication for a fee.

I wrote a pdf document a few years on how an Australian get married in Thailand and all the paperwork required.

Let me know if you want it.

Try the Kiwi Bar in sukhumvit soi 8 and the soi opposite it has we for u bar, both are expat bars.

we4you in soi 8 sukh has been closed down, about 2 months ago

I didn't say we for u was in soi 8, I said it was in the soi opposite kiwi bar, moved there, to be more precise, exactly opposite Lolita's.

a very few on this forum will answer a question with a sensible answer, all the above is an example of the crap some people write, good luck in those bars

Try the Kiwi Bar in sukhumvit soi 8 and the soi opposite it has we for u bar, both are expat bars.

The strange thing is that the birth certificate copy she has was used for a resident visa to get into Australia, same Australian immigration dept, but not good enough for citizenship after living in au for 5 years.

The birth certificate is for an adult.

The one she has was presented to Australian immigration, in Australia, with a citizenship application at an interview.

They knocked it back stating that it was a photocopy and not an original.

Anyone know the thai gov department that issues a birth certificate and if it has a web site.

I know a certificate can be got in person from the amphur in the province where the person was born,

but we want to try online first, save a trip out into the jungle and try and get a birth certificate online or by post.

Most of the bars in Bangkok will give you a fist full of silver instead of notes, presumably so you will leave it there as a tip.

But I never leave it as I use the BTS everyday and the coins are perfect for a ticket machine.

Hillary bars in Sukhumvit soi 4 are notorious for coins in change.

I have seen trolleys loaded with coin money boxes being taken into Hillary 4 bar while I was sitting in the golden bar..

Last time I was in Hillary 2 I scooped up my change about 4o baht and the bar girl picked up the tray and looked into it like a mirror.

I now avoid Hillary bars like a plague. (The girls are not so nice anyway in all Hillary bars)

I was in a bar further down the soi, melodies I think, and I had 20 baht coming in change and I was given a 20 baht note in the tray.

I was astounded as I had not been in that bar for years, I asked why a note and the girl said "to many farang complain about the coins, so we give notes".

I was impressed so I left the note just to be polite for their honestly.

Thanks that what I thought.

When using Her thai passport to travel to au, many times, airlines have never asked for a visa, her permanent au visa must be electronically recorded in the thai passport as they don't paste in a paper visa anymore.

Australia don't even stamp my passport or hers when we leave or arrive.

My thai wife will soon have an Australian citizenship and passport as well as her thai passport.

When travelling out of Australia to Thailand which passport should be used to leave au.? au or thai? or either?

I presume she could use either, just not to sure.

If she used au passport to leave au. could she use the thai passport to enter the kingdom, ?

if so then a visa would not be needed to enter Thailand.

any help please?

Trying to get out of a bts door. The people on the platform especially thais will not wait for anyone to get out they push on in.

Same getting out of an elevator door,

I mean cheap charlies in sukhumvit soi 11

Spirit in the sky. Norman Greenbaum

I went there twice in the past 3 weeks, it is wrapped up tight with a canvas around the bar,

Is it shut for good?

I renewed my debit card last week and was charged nothing.

I was asked if I wanted the card that came with an insurance policy for 500 baht a year, but I declined.

I paid no cash for the new card nor was any amount debited from the account.

Aussieroaming, on 03 Jan 2015 - 03:08, said:

Jimmy Barnes - Cold Chisel is married to a Thai

NO she is Japanese

Most of the replies given are complete garbage.

People ask a simple question and get an answer not worth the time reading.

So I presume I will get a flood of crappy answers to this post

Where can a closet bi-guy go in sukhumvit to meet another guy?

try this hotel, s6 hotel http://s6sukhumvit-hotel.com/Default.aspx?lang=en&pageid=1 it is between soi 6 and 8

it is clean and cheap, and across for lollitas where you can get your pipes cleaned cheap