Dan O

I don't recall him saying his nationality.. He wrote that he sent the pp to his embassy in bkk so I think they do

They are both easy to understand and if its that difficult to comprehend then maybe the issue lies somewhere else

I read the articles and didn't see anything the indicates they were or weren't the attachers, just there were 3 men involved so not sure of your statement.

Unless there is heavy spraying flow you wont hear anything. So to chase a leak in this manner, while one option, may be unproductive.

There is was no quickly turning left if her light was green, then automatically the car's light would have already been red and it clearly appears the car speed was accelerating

Never heard of any embassy that can't help solve an issue like this with obtaining an expedited PP . Get a police report and copies of the emails from your reputable forwarding company showing the package is missing and contact your embassy either here or in home country. Explain the problem and ask for support to solve the problem

LDC in NST is excellent and can handle any major dental issues

Your beating a dead horse and I'm not misquoting, you are. I'm done with you and your distortion on this. Good bye

It might GG at his ghost writer day job

They are called by different names.. in the USA its called a Nova Vent. Your picture is the best way for plumbing the sink to connect the sink if there is no vent line running out thru the roof, which you may not have in a condo and based on thai plumbing. There should be main waste and vent stacks but no guarantee. The article you linked isn't actually completely accurate but close. If you have a vent stack there is no negative pressure created as you draw air in from that vent stack, without a vent stack then yes you have negative pressure. Drain and waste plumbing in Thailand leaves a bunch to be desired. Show the plumber your pic and explain you want a one way air vent valve or cap. He should know or the plumbing supply store should know.

Your quoting buying power in your comments, he wouldnt lose anything other than opportunity value.

Plenty of people can comfortably live on 40k a month. The rest is your life style choices good or bad.

You should look at your own behavior and conduct before you judge others. If that's a relationship that works for him\her its their choice or why its like that. As I said you don't know the details but that never stops your rude and obnoxious comments does it?

You are no one to judge others and you don't know the whole history only the snap shot he wrote. Your comments are pathetic but usual for you.

Despite what one of the old bitter commenters wrote yes you can make it but lifestyle changes may be in order. I say that as you really havent given a lot of detail\background and other than many being noisy its not needed. There is no required self-insured option although healthcare is required (expensive) depending on the visa you get. Cost of living is much cheaper in Thailand so with planning it shouldn't be a problem although you wont live like a king it can be quite comfortable. I would make a plan to feel out everything before making anything permanent selling out completely in AU or in buying a house etc here until you see how your relationship is fairing. Then you can adjust as you need or see fit.

You need to brush up on legal definitions and where you get them and how you read them.

None of this has anything to do with a passport or whats being debated so you failed again

Your confusing what right of abode means with a legal authority and documentation of Right of Abode for an alien residing in a country so throwing other data in doesn't make it correct. None of these items listed has anything to do with a passport. You need to study your law courses a bit more. Im done with this topic.

Im not the one that went off on a tangent, that would be BritTim and his insistence about a Right of Abode which had nothing to do with E-visa applications and I pointed that out and he keep on it. Its called an open forum. So if it was End of it why are you commenting now ?

Its great it is accepted and as I never said you can't. If immigration accepts it it doesn't change that the pp is not to show residence as you claim but citizenship and identity

I stand by my statements as I posted them. As it shows I never said you cant use it but legally it's not proof. Thats not the purpose of a PP no matter how you use it or if accepted or not. If they accept a tampon wrapper all the better but that doesn't magically turn a tampon wrapper into a proof or residency.

Sorry that a lack of moral compass irritates you. Have a good day with yourself.

I believe you need to go back and read what I wrote and not misquote what I said. I never said anything you wrote here in this reply. My opinion is the same as it was in the beginning. What you wrote is a distortion of Rights of Abode. I never said you couldn't use any document that they would accept, in fact that was one of my first posts, they accept a variety of documents for the Residence Question. If you bothered to check you will find the legal definition is a PP is a validation of Citizenship and Identification, other rights are from birth in the country. I never said you can't use it, I was correcting your statement on Rights of Abode. It does not define you are in resident in any location, ie; most of the expats that live here. I also never quoted time in country, house ownership or tax status. This is very close to gaslighting.

I think your really starting to cloud a simple issue for people reading this thread and trying to understand the E-Visa System. You explanation of Right of Abode is out of context for applying for a visa.

Not sure what you mean by "Right of Abode". It typically means you are not a citizen and have no PP for the country you live in but are allowed to live there. PP verifies citizenship and identification and not residency even if its accepted for that.