LukKrueng

Nah, was happy when you danced on my joy stick

Of course I am. Sitting next to you!!

Never happened to me or anyone traveling with me or anyone I know of. Thai immigration (or any immigration I've encountered in other countries) have never ever checked visa for my destination when stamping out. Not their job, not their responsibility. HOWEVER! When Thai immigration suspect a Thai national is going to WORK overseas they can and sometimes do ask to see the relevant permit from the labor office, without which they can refuse letting the passenger out of the country. I have met a young Thai woman that was invited by her western boyfriend who arranged a tourist visa for her to visit his country and also bought her the airplane ticket (sent me the money and asked me to arrange everything which I did). She checked in at the airline's desk without problems, but IO refused to let her out saying he thinks she's going to work there without the proper labor office documents.

Not trashing them. Just puting them back in the right perspective - much less than 10% of society yet they dominate over 90% of the time on every movie, TV show, series and just about everything else. How many heterosexual people look at their sexual orientation as a life mission? And how many of the A-Z+ "community members" make it their life mission?

I bought a battery for an auto gate remote control at HomePro. Easy to replace.

You might be confusing immigration officers with airline check in staff as it's the airline's responsibility to make sure passengers are allowed to enter the destination country, nothing to do with immigration officers at the exit point.

So if someone puts on a police uniform he suddenly becomes a policeman?

I got one of those very cheap office license some years ago and it worked fine. But when I bought a new computer and tried to install it MS didn't recognise the license and I couldn't get any response from the seller.

1. A Thai citizen can enter Thailand with an expired passport or even without a passport as long as he\she can prove being a citizen. However, one cannot go out of Thailand without a valid passport. As you mentioned your son is in Thailand based on his Thai nationality and not the French one - he'll need a valid Thai passport. 2. As a minor under 20, both parents must sign an approval at the passport office. As your wife is not present, she'll have to go to the Thai embassy in France or wherever she is and sign a POA for you to get there passport for your son. I have recently done an official procedure for a minor Thai who's actually out of Thailand with both parents. At first they gave me a POA they've downloaded from a Thai embassy website, but the officials here demanded one issued at the embassy with all official stamps. Only after receiving the original POA I could complete the procedure.

Who's asking this question??

Well, many of the patients, nurses, and doctors don't speak English as well, so no problem there...

Actually they kinda mixed up the demands. Should be: "free Israel" and "stop arming the Palestinian terrorists".

I think you think too much...

Any lease longer than 30 years was NEVER legal as Thai law only allows a lease of up to 30 years. Writing a contract with an illegal close was never legal. Many cases were contested in courts over the years and were always ruled illegal.

If the foreigners actually paid the Thai rate nobody profits, only the park lost revenue...