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    It seems like he has successfully washed his hands of that chore!
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    And no plastic straw(s)! PS; I'm on an environmentally stable diet!
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    Don't you read replies/questions or do you just ignore them to suit your own agenda? I ask again; (not expecting a coherent reply!); Why are you suggesting the more expensive (illegal) agent retirement option?
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    Try going to the web site and look around it! (hint read my post where I said to "Don't worry that is says "retirement visa" in the link, they do all types of expat (legit) services!) Since you seem to need your hand held here is the specific link to the marriage section! Marriage Visa – Visa Services in Chiang Mai | OS Thai Visa Chiang Mai (chiangmaivisaservice.com)
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    Oops! You are correct to be confused by my confusion! I am indeed responding to the wrong poster. I should have addresed my remarks re Credit cards to "@KannikaP" who may wish to respond! Sorry!
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    And the connection to credit card payments to pay for "cash transfers" via wise is what? I am even more confused!
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    That link makes your posts even more confusing wrt credit card payments!
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    Using a credit card to pay for a cash transfer is liable to be classed as a cash transaction and incur higher interest rates on some credit card providers and frowned upon by credit rating agencies. Also what has the payment method got to do with the topic!
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    You have not given a reason for suggesting that so called option (illegal or otherwise) which is more expensive!
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    What is your rationale for advising someone to go down the illegal road when he meets the marriage requirements. If he needs doctors certificates etc then the company I have recommended can arrange that!
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    Strongly recommend this company; Retirement Visa – Visa Services in Chiang Mai | OS Thai Visa Chiang Mai (chiangmaivisaservice.com) PS; Don't worry that is says "retirement visa" in the link, they do all types of expat (legit) services!
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    What dog?
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    That is one hell of a scientific basis for saying that ALL have disappeared!
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    A bit of an overstatement, to put it mildly! Did they ALL disappear for an instant and then instantly return because there are many around now!
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    I think it was Scotland who "expanded" into England in 1603 when King James the VI of Scotland became King James I of England! Both countries have had kings for over a thousand years! Scotland since 843! From WiKi;- The monarch of Scotland was the head of state of the Kingdom of Scotland. According to tradition, the first King of Scots was Kenneth I MacAlpin (Cináed mac Ailpín), who founded the state in 843
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    There could be a number of reasons for having that specific seat being fitted:- a) A sh!tty driver b) Crappy maintenance! c) P!ss poor communication with the mechanics! d) The latest employee they hired was an ex plumber! e) they have gone round the bend in more ways than one! f) No rest breaks allowed!
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    Are you boasting?
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    A stretch of whose imagination of what?
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    So no replacement for the monarchy just a US style "President" . i.e. the President of the United States is both the head of state and head of government at the same time. Does any country want another Trump? (apart from the US?) Not the UK I assume.
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    Which adjustments would you like? Here are some options; Countries without a president or king (jetpunk.com)
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    So why raise it?
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    Trump wall - Wikipedia The U.S. built new barriers along 455 miles (732 km),[6][7][8] 49 miles (79 km) of which previously had no barrier.[7][8] Much of the remainder consists of 30-foot-tall (9.1 m) steel bollard wall where previously there had been fencing or vehicle barriers.

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