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Biden-Appointed Judge Halts Deportation of Terror Suspect's Family Amid Legal Battle
He got his due process, arrested him, determined he was illegal and send him home. Do you understand that. -
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Giving the lonely false hope
Not for me. 50/50 UK and Thailand. I have a house in the UK, never talk to neighbours, go to the pub twice a week (cannot afford £6/pint every day). Benefits: beautiful countryside and clean air. In Thailand, I have an apartment with pool, I pay one years rent. Every day I sit with my bar girl neighbours, chatting and them feeding me up, yes, feeding. Downstairs is a bar with old ex pats, a few ex bar owners who've lived in Pattaya over 30 years. Sometimes go to Ban Amphur beach where I rig a hammock and enjoy the weather, often go to Soi Buakhao for a Chang Yai.. Best of both worlds. -
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Suggestions needed for immigration and Bangkok Bank
100 metres past soi 5 on Jomtien second road. -
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Australian Aged Pension
From the below document from the Treasury Department. https://treasury.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-07/c2023-205344-cp.pdf This is "Point 4" from that document. "Australian economic interests 50. Under the Board’s model, an individual would meet this factor if they had any of the following Australian economic connections: (a) Employment in Australia – they commonly (not infrequently) carried out their employment duties in Australia, regardless of whether their employer was an Australian resident or a foreign resident. (b) Active participation in the carrying on of a business in Australia - they controlled (directly or indirectly), or played a significant role in, the operations or management of a business in Australia. (c) Direct or indirect interests in Australian assets – they had an interest in taxable Australian property, a bank account with an Australian bank with significant cash deposits, an interest in a family trust, or they received Australian social security payments in the preceding income year." There is (a), (b) and (c) within "Point 4" of the factor tests and you only have to meet one of them. In relation to (c), having a property in Australia, or for those receiving a pension, they received a social security payment in the preceding income year, is enough to satisfy (c). To answer your question, how much money is a "significant cash deposit" I do not know the dollar value, but it's certainly not $10 in an Australian bank account which some members believe shows one's intention to be an Australian resident for tax purposes. -
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Biden-Appointed Judge Halts Deportation of Terror Suspect's Family Amid Legal Battle
Two more words - illegal immigrants Wish we could all live in Luvvie land - land of rainbows, and plenty of everything for everyone, no crime, no religion, bit like world peace, which I support wholeheartedly. Must be so nice there but no-one can tell me where it is. Can you help? Or are you just going to perpetuate the naivety. -
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Report Violent Outburst on Bangkok-Chiang Mai Train Sparks Outrage
Why demeaning the Chinese ethnic ? There are always good and ugly nationalities all over the world. I am ethnic Chinese and I behave like a good world citizen wherever I go. Polite and courteous.
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