45 minutes ago, rabas said:

As pure Thai he could not maintain dual citizenship, in either country I believe. He lived a good life as an American in California and decided to return to Thailand after retirement with a great military pension. Tiger Woods is a different story being a dual citizen by birth.

That's strange.  My wife became an American citizen when we lived there, but has always used her Thai passport entering and leaving Thailand.  Now that we live her neither she nor our American born children who we registered with the RTE there have to deal with immigration.  Only I do.

18 hours ago, billd766 said:

For what reason?

 Anyone dreaming of joining (any) army in 21st  century is an idiot in my eyes. 

27 minutes ago, Zikomat said:

 Anyone dreaming of joining (any) army in 21st  century is an idiot in my eyes. 

You have to go into a bit more depth in your answer, please.

4 hours ago, rabas said:

As pure Thai he could not maintain dual citizenship, in either country I believe. He lived a good life as an American in California and decided to return to Thailand after retirement with a great military pension. Tiger Woods is a different story being a dual citizen by birth.

Many Thai's have dual citizenship, including my wife and my son, and you don't get born with dual citizenship, although it makes it easier if your parents have different nationalities. 

2 hours ago, Zikomat said:

 Anyone dreaming of joining (any) army in 21st  century is an idiot in my eyes. 

Can you elaborate on that sunshine and why you would be an idiot?

On 3/7/2021 at 6:45 PM, ChipButty said:

Can you elaborate on that sunshine and why you would be an idiot?

Actually, I wrote nothing about your idiocy. But you might be right, after all.