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talahtnut

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  1. 20 hours ago, SupermarineS6B said:

    Who's talking about applying for anything ? I can get a free three month visa on arrival and apparently it's very easy to stay.......  What i like the most is though, when i enter Malaysia i get a "You're welcome Sir, have a nice stay" as opposed to Thailand which is "Why are you here and what are you doing here" ?    After nearly thirty years in Thailand it's all getting a bit boring....... I'm interested is that Cleveland USA, or Cleveland UK ?  Yeah and don't forget you can own a house and car in your own name, have rights, and don't have the constant worry of the government moving the goalposts all the time...... I think you'll find that most people who have been in Thailand a long time have realised that the show's over, infact i've never seen foreigners and Thais as unhappy as they are now........ Till the next coup.........

    I would like to confirm that. I only do 6 months of the year in Thailand, but earlier this

    year, I was happy to go back to the UK.. with a 2 day overstay fine of B1000

    Going back to Los shortly, but for only 5 months [understay]

    Next year I might try Russia.

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  2. On 9/30/2018 at 9:58 PM, falangUK said:

     

    How does one survive in this country 30+ years? 

    Does it ever annoy you when you realise that you spend more money here than back home and have to put up with a lot in order to be treated like a 2nd class citizen? 

     

     

    There is truth in what you say, but I feel the Thais regard us as low class.

     In the UK we are regarded as plebs unless educated at Eton.

    To hell with it, we still have fun.

  3. 2 hours ago, Grouse said:

    Substantially better off. I posted graphs above. And that's just economics. Culturally, I find Europe much more pleasing than the USA.

    I'm sorry, I can agree with you..

    An exclusive poll commissioned by The Independent reveals one in 14 Britons

    has had to use a food bank, with similar numbers also forced to skip meals

    and borrow money as austerity measures leave them “penniless with nowhere to turn”.

    As the 6th richest country in the world we should be thinking of our fellow Brits

    instead of self interest.

     

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