hotandsticky

I am there with your friend, that has been my chosen route for 12 years - and it avoids having to play Jenga or Connect 4............

.....and over-loaded ?

You may wish to review that self-deprecating comment.

Surely you mean "self-anointed"

You can upload it wherever you like.......you won't get penalised for uploading, say, bank statements into the accommodation section. Do what feels right, just upload enough supporting information without burying them in paperwork. Keep it simple - supply evidence of the genuine relationship/reason to visit, financial adequacy and reasons for the applicant to return to Thailand (so that the ECO can be satisfied that 'on the balance of probability' the applicant is not a flight risk.

US Presidential Election 2024, Outright Winner Donald Trump 4/5 Kamala Harris 21/20..........888Sport That surprised me given a lot of the rhetoric on this forum.

That made me laugh out loud.....thank you.

US Presidential Election 2024, Outright Winner Donald Trump 4/5 Kamala Harris 21/20..........888Sport

Fair comment and apologies - I did have restaurant prices in mind when I quoted 2,000 Baht......but please don't try to suggest that wine in Thailand represents good value; it does not and you can pay 1,000 Baht for wine that is £5/6 in a UK supermarket. Rarely is anything under 500 Baht palatable and I have bought wines for 1,500 Baht that I wouldn't dream of taking to a dinner party.

Your post is moronic..................not for the first time. A couple of bottles of Barossa Valley Nine Popes is well worth bringing in........neither tight nor a drinking problem. i also bring in mini Baby bell cheeses, Cornish Yarg and Black Bomber cheeses, Marmite and Fortnum and Mason sauces...........................I guess you would conclude that I have a food problem.

Don't be insulting and make up accusations of being alcoholic (note correct spelling). Bringing in your own duty free preference does not get close alcoholism...........

Stupid comment given the rates of duty that are applied to imported wines. Paying 2,000 Baht for a bottle of wine that £5/6 in your home country does not make economic sense.

Losing it is not the issue.....that is the inherent risk if you exceed the allowance. The issue is the fine (and their option of imprisoning you - yes, it has happened). https://www.tilleke.com/insights/new-and-improved-penalty-scheme-under-2017-thai-customs-act/#:~:text=Section 242 prohibits importing or,whether the person is punished.

Brussels

Please don't embarrass yourself further.

The deceased was, I believe, a local rider. Local riders know that flyover and if they are going to use it will have positioned themselves in one of the 2 right hand lanes. They also know that there is no problem in taking the 2 left hand lanes as they continue straight through towards Sattahip. This does look like an error of judgement in making a late manoeuvre towards the flyover. R. I. P. the deceased.

I would guess that is the UK State pension which ceases on death and has no benefits for spouses/children etc.

It is a Thai Immigration Bureau download.........................................perhaps they are confused? This is from the Chiang Mai visa shop. https://chiangmaivisashop.com/certificate-of-residency-2/

The form is actually headed up "APPLICCATION FORM RESIDENCE CERTIFICATE IN THAILAND"

A good result; better than many similar stories I have heard.

The good news for your 'daughter' is that her father never married his partner. A lot depends what assets there were, and where they are located. For example if there is house in his home country it is a different kettle of fish than having a few thousand Baht in a Thai bank and a 15 year old Honda Click. Google 'Rules of intestacy' in Thailand (and anywhere else there is assets) as a start point. It is likely that any assets in Thailand will require Probate from a local court.

Yep. Same situation as I have with my 5 year old MG.

Halter

Good point................you are overdue for the ignore list

Your post are becoming obnoxious.