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Since you are not married, you had to register the child IN PERSON at the local amphur. Being named on the birth certificate is not enough.
I dont think that is true. My daughter is 5 months old born in Phuket, Thailand I am British and her dad is Thai. I was so ill after the birth that neither me or the father went to the Amphur to register the birth, her grandfather went to register it himself as the mother and father do not need to be there a member of family can go for you. Along with this I sent a copy of my passport and my Boyfriends ID card as we are NOT MARRIED. I recently took my daughter to Bangkok to get a British and Thai passport, the thai passport was very easy my Boyfriend took her to do so and he was back within an hour, we then went to the British Embassy to register the birth and apply for a passport my boyfriend didnt need to go because he didnt actually have to sign anything anyway, within 4 days I received both passports and was flying alone with my daughter to the uk a week later, I used the UK passport to go out and Thai to come back in so no visas all very easy.
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Kain was a well known boy who polite, funny and kind in everyway...He had his whole life ahead of him, but sadly life can be so cruel in many ways. R.I.P Kain you will never be forgotten....
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Sorry I didnt realise that this post was already here, I tried to delete it and I dont know how too.
So sad to see that there was yet another motobike accident my thoughts are with his family
thats ok, you may have put it up before me.
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Young Australian dies in Phuket motorbike crash
WICHIT, PHUKET: A young Australian man died just before dawn on Saturday morning when his motorcycle crashed at high speed on Chao Fa West Road.
Inspector Yongyuth Kongmarai of Phuket City Police identified the deceased as 20-year-old Kain Bonow, an Australian national and long-time resident of Phuket.
Police and rescue workers from the nearby Phuket Ruamjai Kupai Foundation responded to an emergency call reporting the accident at 5:30am on Saturday morning.
The crash happened outside the Sala Bua Mansion apartments, not far from the Wang Talang jewelry shop on Chao Fa West Road southbound.
Police were initially unable to find any identification on the victim.
An unnamed image of the deceased was carried on the front page of a local newspaper on the morning of the following day.
From an examination of the crash scene, it appeared that Mr Bonow was riding his motorcycle at very high speed and was unable to negotiate a curve.
"I don't think Mr Bonow had drunk any alcohol, but he was riding very fast at the time of the crash. Witnesses reported hearing a loud backfire from the tailpipe followed by the sound of the motorbike crashing," said Lt Col Yongyuth.
Based on the fact that the vehicle slid at least 60 meters after the initial impact, Lt Col Yongyuth estimated that Mr Bonow was riding at about 120 kilometers per hour at the time.
It was not raining and police did not find a motorcycle helmet at the scene, he said.
The cause of death appeared not to have been head trauma, but the force of impact of the motorbike's steering column on Mr Bonow's abdomen. Mr Bonow suffered a compound fracture to his hip bone and massive trauma to his internal organs.
"He has lived with his mom in Phuket for a long time and spoke perfect Thai. I have met and spoken with him before. His mom told me he had been a student at the Rawai Progressive International School," said Lt Col Yongyuth.
Kain's mother, Kim Bonow, later identified her son's remains at Vachira Phuket Hospital and was inconsolable from the loss, he said.
Sources told the Gazette that Ms Bonow was actually the founder of the the Rawai Progressive International School, which offers a Montessori curriculum for children aged three to 12. She is also proprietor of the Shanti Lodge hotel in Chalong.
Bathing rites are taking place at Wat Luttiwanaram in Chalong.
– Khunakorn Terdkiatkhachorn
– Khunakorn Terdkiatkhachorn
Change Bad Toyota Car Seat
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I think you mean that you want to change the whole car seat (not for babys) am I correct? If so there is a place on the Bass pass on the way to tesco lotus on the right hand side that can change the fabric and cushions i think it is called lek something?! they also have new seats but i think they are more for racing cars.