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nglodnig

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  1. OK we moved my wifes daughter  to the UK when she was seven years old (didn't speak a word of English). Luckily we had a good school around the corner and they put her on "special needs" and within  a couple of years she was speaking with a West London accent.

     

    I didn't go down the road of adoption as I had been supporting her since she was three years old, and I regard her as my daughter - she's in our wills, changed her surname when she got naturalized (now British) and didn't see the point of the paper work - she IS my daughter. Plus adoption in the UK you will get examined by social workers looking for anything to say "no".

     

    Your problem is your children are MUCH older but you say they have a good level of English which will be a great help.  But as everybody else has said, you'd better move quick.

  2. 9 hours ago, Ben Zioner said:

    You mean get implants instead of crowns?, but that's 100k a piece?

    When I say "dentures"  I think I mean a bridge - a plastic prosthetic that clips on - couple of thousand baht.

  3. On 3/30/2024 at 11:53 AM, NoshowJones said:

    Booking.com  

    ALWAYS book flights from the airline - if you need a change or have a dispute unless you book with them direct they will tell you to  politely go away and talk to the agency you booked it with - which means you will get ZILCH help

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  4. My son when ghe was younger wanted to join the army (british citizen, no Thai passport) but was living in Switzerland - we went to one of those Army recruitment places in the UK and were told he has to have lived in the UK for the last five years - howvever I can't find this requirement on the Barmy web pages (this was  more than twenty years ago) And being dual nationality does NOT protect you from being conscripted by the other country - I know this happened to several people who had lived all thier lives in the UK but were for example Spanish (back in the eighties) a friend had to go to the spanish Embassy every year where they would tell him there was no war and he could go home. So if the Thai government won't release him the UK government won't help

  5. 16 minutes ago, Dolf said:

    1780 AQI last year?

    Actually I was using "visibility" as a measure - when I landed this time last year I could barely see to the edge of the runway, let alone  Doi Suthep itself - most days the mountains are clear so visibility ten times greater.

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