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48 minutes ago, atyclb said:

 

49 minutes ago, atyclb said:

 

 

i find that hard to swallow as all the thaifriendly gals are PhD's

They should just ban yoga

Why would you even think twice about not taking her out of that school?

It’s because they’re not crashing as much now

I see the lottery numbers on it...5-5-5

“CUE the story of Abulla” 555

7. “...Also have someone you trust with you or a lawyer.”  555

On 09/05/2018 at 5:26 PM, i claudius said:

We actually found 5k some years ago.litterally just on the ground.i did feel sorry that it might have been someone who was poor but what can you do? Leave it on the floor or stand there for hours?

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LITTERally...555

Once on a flight to Samui there was a really hot Thai chick sitting next to me. Whenever I looked at her I kept saying to myself “Whatever you do, don’t get a hard-on, please don’t get a hard-on”.....but she did.

Thailand doesn’t have a problem with corruption...it’s as prevalent as it ever was.

The farang...

One of them flew out of a tree after having caught a frog and landed on my wife's head. Funniest thing 555

By the look of your writing, I'd think you're over the limit 

I would never buy one for the simple reason that "Pajero" means <deleted> in Spanish.

On 8 July 2017 at 0:35 AM, richard_smith237 said:

I have friends who decided upon having their child in a hospital in Australia... after birth a minor congenital defect was found, they were extremely relieved with their decision to have their child in a hospital in Australia where communication was much much easier for them. 

 

That said, my Wife gave birth in Bumrungrad Hospital in Bangkok - the Cost was 330,000 baht (insurance paid), you can also buy packages which at the high end hospitals costs about 120,000 baht for 3 nights, however, any issues and you could soon find yourself with a huge bill. 

 

Thus: the deciding factor really should be, does your insurance cover all maternity related issues ?

 

If cost isn't an issue, consider communication although at the top hospitals most Dr's speak pretty good to excellent English. 

 

Another point to consider is your support network... who and where are they....

 

 

Regarding nationality. If you were born in Australia and are Australian, so is he... automatically.

Although if your child is born in Thailand you will need to apply for an Australian passport for the child before he/she travels internationally from Thailand (to Australia)

 

Best of luck... 

 

 

 

 

Not true. You don't have to be born in Australia to be Australian. Nor is the child automatically Australian if born overseas. The child does not necessarily need an Aussie passport to travel to Australia. Our son was born in Thailand and flew with us to Australia on a visitor visa and Thai passport when he was 6 months old. When in Sydney it was a simple process to apply for citizenship by descent and then his Aussie passport.

On 2 April 2017 at 2:07 AM, thaiowl said:

My son is a pilot and tells me that part of Chiang Mai airport's runway is closed for repairs and there are runway repairs currently taking place at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Is there a theme here?

Yes there is...we all want to let everyone know how proud we are of our children.

Move out.

Computer says No...

It's a wonder he made it to 65.

What on earth are you on about?

4 hours ago, 4MyEgo said:

 

Correction there mate, you can take more than $10,000 out of Australia at anytime, you just have to declare it on your departure card, they may ask you how much and were did it come from, if they want proof, you should have it on you.

 

The only reason they do this I am told is to stop money laundering ?

 

As long as you can back it up, e.g. here are all of my pay slips, the deposits and withdrawal from my bank account, and the reason, e.g. I am building a place in Thailand to retire, you should be fine.

You just have to declare that you have the cash, not how you came to be in possession of it.