Ben Zioner

Sure.

Ok, as long as they blurred out from any media accessible to kids.

So here you got the [only] answer, whingeing is pointless. BTW many here have gone through this painless process after the introduction of the HI requirement. Yes it is preposterous HI be mandatory for OA visa and not for O, but T.I.T.

Just to stress JimHuaHin's comment. "Just to stress Sheryl's comment. "Together with recent blood in your urine, these could be serious signs." (emphasis added) "You need to stop googling and see an actual doctor. ""

Or just bare in mind if everything else fails.

Really can't see what you mean.You are just trolling aren't you? And oohhh.. "Personal attacks are not necessary." Bye

While one has to agree with that "theory", could you share your intransigeant views on the the Thai people in high places who are going to confiscate, for their own "well being " at least half of the tax you are going to pay. Eradicate corruption, all redundant civil servants, and I'll pay happily.

Duplicate topic?

Must be a real pervert to film this and turn it into a news item. Vile wonkers...

So the issue is about defining "having gender"? Or have I missed something?

I think you'd be better off making a combined filing, at 10k a month she is under the threshold anyway and can't benefit from fram any of the allowances/rebates.

I got my visa moved to a new passport a year ago, took a couple of hour, So I left for lunch and it was ready when a came back. No charge, a bit of paperwork though.

Well, we enjoyed the sex last night. Had a vasectomy after the Li'l one.

Wonder if anyone actually worked and retired. Would be the epitome nutcases.

Nearly puked.

I am followed by Dr. Charuspong Dissaranan . https://www.bumrungrad.com/en/doctors/Charuspong-Dissaranan

I think that, with recent developments, you can't be pessimistic enough.

I was a hansum, affluent and distinguished 57 years old diver when I met my missus in Phuket. Girls could easily spot the gap between me and the mainstream Farang.

So you infer that the only reason to live in Thailand is because street food is cheap?

I feel for the driver of that car, his insurance premium is going to go up, while he was just there.

Why? I share much more time with my two girls then I have share with my previous family. And my wife will inherit my pension. And assets..

Well I am 72 and have been retired for the last 10 years, in Isarn. So kindda know what I am talking about. Isarn might be part of the problem, as one grabs every opportunity to get out of it for a week or two. And establishing and maintaining a home with the normal commodities of life is probably more expensive than in Chon Buri.

This answers the OP's question: "What is an impressive income". IMHO the LTR requirements should be a good indication, no? Also the child burden of 50% of and adult's cost is reflected in the French Income Tax system. The family is taxed as a whole and the assessable income divide between the family members, 1 for each adult 0.5 for the two first children and 1 for each subsequent children. And I never stated a kid needed 100k I said two kids needed that.

Well, whatever you say.. but there are about 6000 people who haven't gone native here...

With two kids - I need two rooms when I have a holiday; thats about 6 weeks a year. - At the restaurant they don't drink wine, but they eat as much sushis, steak, pizza, etc as mum and dad. - I need to furnish two rooms with Ikea <deleted> and a desktop. - Iphone and Ipad for both. - Swimming class. - Music teacher. - A lot of Uniclo shopping as they are girls. - They need to get to school, so two cars are needed. - School fees. - Health insurance - etc.. And yes I haven't gone native...