Liverpool Lou

You'll have no problem with Immigration as it is a new application that they are looking at, they'll not be investigating an old, expired and now, invalid, one. They will not care where you're previous visa/extension came from, it's not as though IOs are unaware of the existence of visa agents!

none of that is an issue.. And almost all of the UK banks open accounts fully online now.. Your impression is simply not how it really is. My wife managed to open a Monzo GBP bank account within 24h of getting off the plane, simply with a UK prepaid mobile SIM in her phone. My "impression" is the result of experience of trying to open a UK account from here. The OP is not in the UK. How long ago was your wife's account opened, was it opened without you there or without your assistance? Did she have a credit record? An income? This is what Barclays, for example, require for a new account opened online currently... Things you'll need Your addresses for the past 3 years – your current address will need to be in the UK Your income and employment details, including full company address If you’re resident for tax purposes outside the UK and/or a US citizen, you’ll need your foreign tax residency details and tax identification number(s)(TINs). It’s a regulatory requirement for all banks to ask these questions That's just the first page. Don't imagine the others will be much different.

He needs to open a new account and he won't be able to do that in the UK without proving his UK-resident status: ID, utility bills and being on the electoral roll. Most banks, if not all, will require him to be there in person also. It's not as simple as just pretending to have an address by using someone else's.

Good for the Nationwide, you got lucky. Did you actually tell them that you are not a UK resident, though?

Hahahahahaa...! So there was a general election in 2019! That's all I claimed, thanks for confirming it by your deflection!

Water-based pant has been used in the automotive industry for years so it would not be unlikely that SRT used it on the trains.

They may live in Thailand where your pension is frozen on the day you get it ,but if they keep a UK address and bank ,perhaps they get the yearly uprises ,get it? Nothing to do with the OP's question or my comment. Get that?

I believe Wise have a card that can be used anywhere. No idea as to fees attached to that though. According to their website, an ATM card is not currently available for my Thailand location, neither were they when I opened my Wise account originally.

you dont think that they have not told the pension service as well do you? I've no idea but what's "the pension service" got to do with the OP's question or my comment?

But no ATM card in Thailand and he wants a bank account; a Wise account isn't a bank account.

No UK bank will open a new account for non-residents. Those you refer to will have retained a UK address on the bank's records and I doubt if any of them that need to keep the account open would dare tell the bank that they actually live in Thailand.

I very much doubt you have had 100 posters giving you feedback to reach that conclusion Maybe he just hit the "9" (instead of the "0") by mistake, then nine out of ten responses would be enough.

They were, he's in custody.

No. He was installed by his peers in the senate he stacked. He was an outsider who never ran for office. If you think he was elected your wrong....appointed is not elected. There was no general election in Thailand in 2019 that the people voted in, is that what you're saying?

Wasn't Prayut elected in 2019?

https://cars.carithai.com/cars/camper There's a few there.

No sense of humor in your post either. There wasn't meant to be any humour in my comment, it was a serious (and accurate) observation.

Sadly, even though not one single of them has any hint of originality or humour.

It is.

Like they did in 2019.

Thaivisaness again. Why would you hope that racism can be seen in the story? That appeals to you? There's no indication of the husband displaying racism, neither deep, nor underlying. I suspect, though, that there may be some, not so latent, racism in your mind.

Because a regular inspection should take place of all licensed premises. How frequently are those inspections supposed to take place?

It did have a licence when it started as a restaurant, a restaurant licence. Subsequently, it was extended, illegally

The "pubic"? Interesting.

No one likes anyone killing someone else.