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It's been around for years.

C.M. Ram has always been less expensive for procedures I've had. I like Sriphat but they are expensive these days. You can negotiate with C.M. Ram. They knocked 7,000 off a 30K bill for me.

And Hua Hin

The 90-day is not done on-line. Maybe you send it on-line, but it is delivered to relevant Immigration office to be stamped and signed, returned to the agent, then posted to you.

It's the decision of the Supreme Court. No higher Court to appeal to.

He's been remanded. No bail.

Just how could they do that?

What a ridiculous thing to say! We send numerous parcels to the USA every week.

It was stated in previous articles that he invested almost his entire life savings.

Everyone is photographed checking in and checking baggage. Not just him.

Official translator.

Considering more than 7 million people worldwide died from Covid-19, it was hardly a "total sham."

Hilarious! Have you ever been out of the USA?

Why? I'm still friends with Thai, European, and American ex-g/f's. Some for 30+ years now. We're adults.

Most likely a DTV visa.

I've never been charged a fee to use QR codes and I've probably done 700 over the years.

It's in the Thai news. I just read it. He has died.

There are always the same stupid replies every time. The fact that he failed to call his young son on his birthday and 10 days have passed, is very troubling.

Her brother, not daddy.

There are at least a dozen of them, probably more.

Himalayan striped squirrels. They are wonderful to have around.

New facial recognition technology.

A few years ago, there was a similar incident in a Bangkok mall where the woman driver had a water bottle that rolled on the floor of the car and somehow got stuck on the accelerator or brake (or both) and the car went through a parking lot wall and dropped several floors. She died.

They are stateless... and contribute to the economy, pay taxes....get it? My friend is Shan/Tai Yai, has lived here 30+ years. She is legally employed, pays into the social security system for healthcare, her child is a Thai citizen. She deserves citizenship.

It helps them keep track of you. The last few times I crossed back to Chiang Khong from Laos, they asked many questions like "why did you write Moo 1 and not a soi name or Moobaan name for your address?" I had to explain where I lived and the IO made notes in the computer.