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There is a welfare system, of sorts. However, one can't take out unless one first puts in. If the government were to set up a widespread welfare system, they will first need to collect a hell of a lot more taxes.

I put Sisaket into Google maps, as you suggested. The link I posted is where it took me. It would be a good idea for you to learn to read Thai. You'll then understand that the name place in question is all one word. You might even be able to understand the fundamental issues with romanisation of Thai script.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/MWWEsgLL2fm8Qvo17 It took me here, as expected

Like I said, there's only one poster way off with their thinking.

Did you read the links posted? They negate the need for mind reading or a crystal ball. Not to mention the fact the OP, that you even took the time to quote, spoke about staying in "Sisaket City", where as the Sisaket you linked to is a very small subdistrict. With regards to "mind your own business", as I understand things, this is an open forum. On this particular topic, all posters, with the exception of one, are all in agreement with regards to which location is being discussed.

No need. By stating the areas within Sisaket, such as Khun Han, and also linking to another topic regarding the same area, it was obvious to the educated ones that the topic is referring to Sisaket province in lower Isaan

You quoted my post, with a link to figures issued , and then said "Even the media, which is somewhat dubious, and other politicians say the same". That's agreement. Nothing sad about it.

There you go then. Thanks for finally agreeing.

I don't live in any bubble. I have lots of Thai family and friends. I speak with them on a daily basis. I occasionally go out to a small place where I know there might be expats having a beer. If there are some there, I'll speak to them. If not, no problem. I don't go out of my way to either speak to or avoid expats.

I agree. A mentality able to comprehend.

There are no specifics. VFS do not have the power to refuse applications, regardless of which country the application relates to. It's that simple.

You did say "they had far too much power", in reply to a comment suggesting they can reject applications. That eoukd suggest, at least, partial agreement.

It is...... https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/sn01403/

No. VFS have no authority to refuse applications.

VFS cannot refuse applications. That's not their job.