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jomtienisgood

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  1. 13 hours ago, Deli said:

    Never ever would force kids to wear a uniform or send them to a school which requires them. It's dictorship and brainwash at school already. Sucks too much.

    On the other hand it avoids social and class differences.... And then again there are schools where uniforms may be more expensive....

  2. 38 minutes ago, Odinrex said:

    Thanks Andrew, you saved me a lot of clicks there..????

     

    Another question: Anyone know if you get some sort of certificate/proof of vaccination that can be used if you want to go to Europe? Or be converted to the global certificate when that comes along?

    You get a vaccination Certificate, whether useful in Eu depends if the vaccine is recognized in Eu. Pfizer is and I think AZ also  

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  3. 1 hour ago, Smithson said:

    Why do farang get married here? The only benefit is for a visas, but there are many disadvantages. Many wealthy Thais never get legally married as they don't want to split assets in case of divorce. Defacto with or without a temple wedding is acceptable here. Several posters have said they got married weeks or months after meeting. Why?

    Why not, if and as long as it works out...

  4. 4 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

    I never had shoes just for school. 

    How about shoes which can be used for school and also the rest of the day?

    Sorry, I have no idea of these things, just asking.

    That's one of the advantages of having a Lady just when you want it.....????????????

  5. 2 hours ago, Charlie Halliday said:

    Met my Thai wife when I was 26 and she was 21 and still happy together 30 years later and 3 grown up kids. The only difference between her and my English girlfriend of 4 years is her temper!! My English girlfriend was incredibly gentle whereas my Thai wife can be quite be quite feisty when she's tired..but that aside I don't see any difference between English and Thai women. Sounds like you're seeing hookers not regular women.. If that's the case then you're always gonna be cheated and lied to. They're mentally and physically damaged as would any hooker in any country be. Best way to meet a nice Thai partner is thru introduction from someone you know and trust. Same as anywhere else in  the world. 

    Did you have a 4 years old English GF???? ( kidding )????

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  6. 21 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

    But most of those western women are ugly and have a bad attitude. And if you find the 1 in thousands who is pretty and has no attitude why would she want to waste her time with you? (sorry not just you, basically all of us).

     

    Personally I think it's a good idea to look for the important things in life: A girl should be pretty and cute and fun and smile at me, and obviously it's good if she can cook. If I want a challenging conversation there are some smart people out there. And at least 99% of them are not what I would date or marry.

    Conversations here are ALWAYS challenging. ????????????

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  7. 18 hours ago, Neeranam said:

    If going the PR route to citizenship, it adds 10 years to the process. The onyl reason not to do it is if your country doesn't allow dual citizenship(eg India/China).

    I got my citizenship in 3 years and a fraction of the PR cost.(5,000 baht). I thought of getting the PR when it was 9k, before square face increased it. 

    Many people don't realize how easy it is to get citizenship these days if married. 

     

    People suggested a lawyer for this process also, total waste of money. I am very busy and found the time for 7 daily trips to Bangkok. 

     

    I was told I needed a WP for the duration but wasn't asked for it, luckily as I didn't have one! I suggest keep one for peace of mind. 

     

    Thanks for update, as far as I understood I can apply for Citizenship upon 5 years of PR??? I do agree completely with everything you say but I made that mistake about 11 years ago due to my ignorance and partly wrong info.

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  8. 7 hours ago, 2old4fixies said:

    I guess it was an absurd question.  TBH, I generally don't carry any ID in my current (last in the USA) rides on a multi-use off-road lane with suburban roads mixed.  I just don't see the need unless it's big city riding, which I no longer do.  But overseas, certainly I would always want to comply with local laws regarding legally-accepted ID.  My only concern regarded carrying a passport, and thanks to many of the responses on this thread, I now believe there's a solution that will preserve my original document passport.  I do appreciate your comment and maybe I should carry some ID with me even in the safe confines of my soon-to-be-former locale.

    As I said previously, in 22 years here I've never been checked, except along the road checks for DL a few times a year.. And as mentioned by other posters you need to be a bit careful about dogs and wholes in the road when it rains... 

  9. 23 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

    You dont need to carry ID with you all the time. 

     

    The biggest threat when cycling are the roads and soi dogs!

     

    Luckily, south of Hua Hin there are lots of cycle lanes so it is pretty safe. The routes are excellent and it is probably one of the best spots in Thailand for cyclists. 

    In 22 years living here I've never been checked for ID or WP..... 

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