Paul Laycock

Email address, bank account number, not information I'm prepared to hand out. What if you have internet banking facilities, sure wouldn't feel safe to me.

When you apply for the birth certificate the baby will be registered as British. That's what happened in my circumstances.

Lawyer, why make life so difficult for yourself. It's an easy process.

Brewsterbudgen, She had ILR until all the necessary hoops had been jumped through, then British citizenship, passport etc.

She now travels country to country without problems.

As stated earlier my son was born in the UK. He has a British and Thai passport. If you now have to pay in the UK for NHS treatment then this is new to me. Everything was free and without problems.

My son was born in the UK, don't see the problem, yes I am married to a Thai, my wife was registered with a doctor in England.

We were married in Thailand and never had to prove anything to the NHS, I hardly think they would turn you away in your hour of need.

When I get taken out shopping makro, BigC and Robinson I often see them, I have no desire to communicate with them, let alone have a beer with them.

Province to province seem to have different rules, just get one, it's not going to cost you an arm and leg.

Being a forest worker in the south east of England, poorly paid but freedom and happy times.

Mist critical drought situation in 20 years? He must be taking the mist.

His name is an anagram of Saint after all, what do you expect.

Thanks for the reply. Just thought as the dates were so close they (Immigration) could get funny.

My Visa expires on April 6th, my 90 day border run expires this Saturday 26th, do you think I could squeeze another 90 day's out of the Visa or would this be considered taking the mick.

I will be using the Mukdahan route as I don't live far away.

Raisins

Nice lee, thanks, good news as I have a jumbo British passport.

I could be wrong but I thought you needed every page of your passport copied even the blank one's. I go next Thursday so am interested in the replies.

Any special visa requirements on passing away, death tax, handling fee, overstay fines, I'm sure they'll get round to it.

It's a joke guy's.

Buy that book you always wanted to read, try cooking every day, catch up on all the latest Donald Trump news, clean the place you live in, get enough beer or whatever you like, buy a barbecue and lay back, enjoy and watch the world go past.

That's what I'm doing.

louse 1953, get your point but I can't walk unaided, getting up and down high curbs is a nightmare. As I have said a few times it suites me just fine. The bus service is a joke even for a fit person, I've done it many times.

My choice of hotel is personal and good for me, the original poster asked for the best and safest, this meets his criteria but I understand he will be staying else ware.

Is that a problem for you? Yes I have an opinion and was offering my experience.

Daosavanh is a nice hotel, clean, outside pool and bar. Suppose it depends on your finances though. I always employ the services of a Thai taxi driver, takes me to the embassy/consulate waits and takes me to the hotel. Collects me next day, normally have something to eat, collect visa and return. 1,500 baht, beats the bus and other scammers.

My son is 12 years old going on 13. I am very limited in my options of doctors in our area. I was not asking for advice on medication or where to take him. My original question "how long should I keep him from school" the question has been answered and I have made my decision.

My wife is Thai, I'm British, we lived in England before moving to Thailand. My son was born in East Surrey Hospital, we received a red book which is standard with all births in that area.

We received visits from our local midwife/nurse to see things were going ok, the book as mentioned described the immunization process. Being a responsible parent he had jabs until we left England and has had further immunization' since being here.

He had all the usual jabs including MMR until the age of two, that's when we moved to Thailand, I have not honestly heard of a vaccine for chicken pox. Too late now but correct me if I'm wrong.

Thankyou for the reply, I knew this, my question in your opinion and to anyone else, how long should I keep him from attending school.

My Son was diagnosed with Chicken Pox yesterday, he has the usual symptoms, covered in spots/blisters.

A doctor has given him lotion and what I assume are antibiotics. I had the virus/disease in my very young day's, my question is, how long should he stay away from school?

My understanding is this is a highly contagious disease and don't really want any repercussions from his illness.