jerrymahoney

From the Thai PBS World article linked above: Dr. Vanasin has refused to pay the fine to date, prompting the SEC to take the case to the public prosecutors.

As with post just above, are they of the vast numbers wearing Bluetooth buds for their iPhone and don't even know you are there?

"Expedited visa extension". Wow. A new euphemism. Kinda like 'Facilitator' For me the most germane phrase for the whole agent-IO structure is 'plausible deniability'.

Never read on here of someone who cooks UNhealthy meals for themselves.

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Great but my new (much younger) wife has a say into just how much

About APRIL International APRIL International is the brand which carries the APRIL group’s mobility offerings (international health insurance and travel insurance). APRIL International Care France, an insurance intermediary registered with ORIAS under number 07 008 000, designs, distributes and manages insurance solutions and assistance services for individuals, travellers, expatriates and businesses. https://fr.april-international.com/en/about-us Article 16. LANGUAGE These statutes are in French. If they are translated into other languages, only the French version is binding. https://fr.april-international.com/sites/france/files/2022-12/MyHealth International_General Conditions_2023.pdf

It was a sunny Sunday afternoon late 1970's when the West Drive to Central Park was closed to motor traffic. I was walking south when I spotted a couple to my left with their young son sitting on a bench off the road all by themselves. I said Hello! to the man without breaking stride and he gave me a big Hello! back. John Lennon with Yoko Ono and their son Sean. Still remember that moment near what is now Strawberry Fields Central Park. https://www.centralparknyc.org/locations/strawberry-fields

Because, at least on their website, as best I can tell, it does not say who is their underwriter.

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April Int'l UK is underwritten by AXA-XL. 1. If your insurance is contracted from outside of the EU/EEA the product is designed, administered and distributed by APRIL International UK and insured by either AXA XL Insurance Company UK Limited or AXA XL Underwriting Agencies Limited. https://uk.april-international.com/en/living-abroad/long-term-international-health-plan April Int'l Thailand: MyHEALTH is underwritten by LMG Insurance Public Company Limited and arranged and administered by APRIL Assistance (Thailand) Co Ltd. Sales are conducted by APRIL Brokerage (Thailand) Co Ltd. https://asia.april-international.com/en/international-health-insurance/myhealth-thailand

Come renewal, I removed my family and from any cover with April (April International BTW). https://aseannow.com/topic/1279120-april-international/

Oh pu-lease.

Fine but then (not you) don't come on here and say that the paid-for extension waiver is 'perfectly legal' when it is a bribe.

And that same immigration law says that such a Section 35 waiver by the higher ranking official is 2000 baht not 20,000 baht. Rate of fees, working fees, and other expenses _________________ (3) Application for extension of temporary stay in the Kingdom under Section 35, per person, each time 2,000 baht

So what some espouse on here as the great life in Thailand is what might be called Gentleman Farmer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentleman_farmer

I agreed to settle down with a Thai as long as it was with a 25 meter salt water pool less than 200 meters from my front door.

Thanks -- Next time I'm in Ohio I'll check it out.

I once stayed in a house near Universal theme park in Orlando, FL. A roommate said he bought an annual pass so he could ride the roller coaster. He asked me if I had ever been on the roller coaster. I said no. He asked: Why -- are you afraid of heights? I said I don't know -- (but) I have a pilot's license.

How do you handle such excitement?

Some on here seem to get their excitement when they can put someone on their ignore list with a pompous "There you go -- welcome to my ignore list!!" However, to me, John Barrymore had it better with his "I close the iron door on you!" from Twentieth Century.

With apologies to K. Internationalism, since it has been stated on Page 2 this topic that, just because my claim was paid is no assurance WrLife will be able to pay any future claims, I will note this from " ... And Justice For All", (1979) Al Pacino as Kirkland: Arthur Kirkland : At this point, I would just like to say that what this committee is doing in theory is highly commendable. However, in practice, it sucks... and I'm not going to answer any more questions.

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