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That's exactly what's happening, so we're already there. This lunacy has got to stop!

You can do it here by Thai Post. Just download the form on the link, mail it in with the completed form and you will have all your documents back within the week. I've done it before and works great. https://consular.mfa.go.th/th/publicservice/บริการรับรองเอกสารทางไปรษณีย์?fbclid=IwAR1cYNqMyW-KvIoAGyi3Q1GHW8_YQYLcSBw-FURgXEcaGqH5GVZtuhPNyIc

He wasn't in a hurry. It was all about "face". He is a superior Thai, and you are just a lowly dirty farang and have no business driving in his country! Whatever happened is your fault!!!

Toolong, did you get an email back to say that your application had been approved, or did you have to log back into the site to get your answer?

If I buy a one year sim off Lazada, can I still keep my current phone number and have it transferred to the new sim at an AIS shop?

2) difficult to get B2 visa for my spouse as she is retired without bank book or job, If you are legally married, this shouldn't be a problem. I was married for three years in 2013 and my wife was able to get her 10 year multiple entry with no hassles. As her husband, you are allowed to write a cover letter explaining the reason for your trip, so place that letter on the front of your wife's presentation booklet wherein she makes her important documents, like your marriage certificate, available for inspection. Once the embassy staff member read my letter of introduction, the interview was cut short and she was given the visa without any further questions.

My wife and I went to see the Director of our local Amphur to execute our Wills and have their office maintain a sealed copy, but the Director advised me otherwise saying that I was best advised to prepare a traditional Will, execute it, have it witnessed by two persons and store it in safekeeping with someone who I trust. The following instructions may come in handy: Forms Of Wills under Thai Law.docx Thai legal knowledge about Wills.docx

I can certainly relate. A few years after moving to Thailand in 2010, I was dreadfully depressed and having trouble adapting to this culture and its people, so I went to see a psychiatrist at one of the private hospitals here in Udon Thai. After I shared my story with him, he responded by saying " don't worry....be happy...just change your attitude"! That was certainly a waste of good money. Whatever you do, don't get talked into taking any benzodiazepines like Alprazolam (Xanax), Diazepam (Valium) or Lorazepam (Ativan). You can easily become addicted after only 10 days, and the withdrawal symptoms from trying to wean yourself from them are horrendous. It took me 6 months before I was anywhere near normal again.

And, the elephant in the room is......why did the Swiss guy throw the gun in a pond?

If one goes in search of happiness, that person will never be fulfilled. Happiness depends on external circumstances which are forever changing from day to day. Instead, we should strive to discover inner joy and peace which can only be found in a personal relationship with the Creator God of the universe. When we reject Jesus Christ as our personal Lord and Savior, the wrath of God abides on us, and we should never expect that we can live a life that delivers any kind of happiness in a meaningful and consistent way. Before The Second Coming of Christ, This Will Happen To So Many - YouTube

You're missing the point Keith! The whole purpose of tint in Thailand is so you can drive like a total gangster and tick off everyone on the road around you, or you can have a accident and drive away........and nobody can see your "face", so you get to "save it".