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Had a couple of 2 year visas first. And proof of a very long relationship plus assets and money in bank.

They do love their uniforms. Even the security at Nana Plaza look like Generals.

Or if nobody is tapping in to his meter, and the meter is still running, it can mean a ' leak to earth ' as I found out after returning to Thailand in February to a large bill when I was expecting a small one as I hadn't been here and nor had the Mrs, she was with me. I mention the leak to earth, because he states they neighbour has had cowboys in messing with wires.

I wonder how many bother doing that.

Odd comment, obviously from somebody who has never served or put on a uniform and defended their country.

I did that yesterday, so that people who don't read threads or are not reasonably quick on the uptake, to make it perfectly clear. I actually thought it was clear all along. Fairly natural when asking about 90 day reporting I was referring to Thailand because Cambodia doesn't do it, Vietnam doesn't have it etc and this is a THAI message board.

Get your MAGA hat out, Trump to the rescue. 91 charges, were they all made up? And people like you think he's fit for President. I THINK NOT.

@Skipalongcassidy can't define anything, only his own bigoted points of view.

You are the one who needs to get a life, you think AN was created solely for you and your rants? What a clown.

Me as well, I'll take it. I'm up for renewal in July....😆

Goodbye, RIP and thank you for serving your country.

Obviously not as much as AN readers feel they need to know.

Cheers Guys, That's cleared that up. I know the way of applying for the EU Schengen area, we have done it before when we visited The Netherlands and Spain.

You beat me to it. 😆

I am with you on that. I have been with my current insurer, Pacific Cross, quite a while now and get maximum no claims discount. My cover gives 10,000 baht a day room and board. I am covered for 10,000,000 baht for total treatment of a condition and 400,000 baht for personal accident. I am 62, have a deductible of 40,000 baht, because small OPD ailments I will pay as I go. Likewise, I have had cancer of the larynx, but survived after major surgery many years ago, (18 years) this is not covered. Not only that, but I was told by my surgeon that no way was that specific cancer coming back. It hasn't, courtesy of Bumrungrad. My annual fee last year was 47,000 baht. My health insurance is in case of worst case scenarios, and I didn't want lumbering with a 4 or 5 million baht medical bills. I don't smoke, drink little, am slightly overweight, but I am exercising. Likewise, I also have the good grade annual check-ups. That's actually a lot more than I would be doing to look after myself in the UK.

My other half is already in possession of a 10-year UK visitor visa. On her next trip, I was planning on going to Ireland and Europe. I know we can basically just walk into Ireland from Northern Ireland, but can we obtain a visa through the Irish Embassy that allows free travel through Europe? That would be the simplest method, if it's allowed. All other routes to Schengen, we have been in the past, have involved buying tickets and accommodation upfront before applying for the visa. I was thinking, with the Irish visa, we could cut the need for air tickets etc and make life easy. Our last Schengen visa was a long time ago and for sure, rules change. So, I would appreciate any updated advice in case I have missed anything. The idea would be to visit the Irish Republic and Spain, for a couple of weeks in total.

Not according to Reuters and it's been fact-checked, which you can find under the ' VERDICT ' section at the bottom. And some of the conflicts involving Obama were forced on him by ISIS and involved the NATO alliance not just the USA In fact, most of the recent US wars have been courtesy of the two Bush Presidents. So, you are in error about what you state. Trump actively pursued targets in Syria by the way. https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN2A22QR/

New one to me is this.

I've been three times in about 30 years, I don't think I need to go again really. I found it expensive and not much fun. Not only that, but I could have everything Phuket offers and more in places elsewhere in Thailand without the price gouging, taxi mafias, hassles on jet skis and overall vibe of Give us your money and <deleted> off. Maybe, it just isn't for me, but my other half doesn't like it either, and when we holiday, we go together. I don't mind Samui, I like Koh Chang, I like Rayong, or parts of. My other half likes Vietnam, Scotland and Whitby as well as York in the UK........ Me too!

And let the wider world know how they behave and what they prioritise. Instead of policemen running around like headless chickens to shut down bloggers on YouTube, based in Thailand, and threatening them with blacklist and deportation, for expressing their views.

You take offence at an avatar supporting one of the best and most accomplished football teams the world has ever seen? You are definitely not firing on all cylinders.

The woke governments and lefties do, the public at large definitely do not.

RIP Zoe, Gone too young for the stupid actions of a speeding driver. The Police obviously not interested. No cameras and declining to take footage from local store owners, no check on drink-driving, nothing......... It stinks. Will we have the outrage at the death of an innocent woman or the involvement of the interior minister asking questions about policing in Phuket? We had it for weeks when a woman was kicked in the back by a foreigner, heads rolled all over the place. A trivial incident that made international news and drew the nation's ire, carefully choreographed by the media to whip up anti foreigner hysteria. Or is this another road death not newsworthy enough, as it involves terrible driving on the part of Thais as usual.

Stupid is, what stupid posts!

Stormy Daniels should never have been put on the stand, they didn't need to discredit Trump, everybody knows what he is. However, this was purely to rubbish him and was not in any way useful or of benefit to the court case and proceedings, which were about payments, how they were made, who made them, what were they for, and where did they come from, how were they repaid, what were they labelled as, etc. She knows nothing of the internal accounting mechanisms used regarding the money, so she served no useful purpose, except to spew hatred. The prosecution has weakened its case, left massive grounds for appeal, and gone about proving a straightforward accounting exercise in totally the wrong way, bringing in red herrings and matters that, actually are, irrelevant.