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'Love tourists': Single men travelling overseas to find a bride
You know nothing about me, so your conclusion I have less friends or am somehow a loser by calling out your garbage is plain stupid. I have been in a stable relationship with my Thai GF for 14 years, and have no interest in Eastern European women. I guess I am just unable to suffer fools gladly. -
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Phuket Named World’s Most Overcrowded Destination Amid Tourism Boom
Easy! They all are wearing khaki T-shirts with dual-headed chicken on back and Tzar Vlad on front They always drunk They suddenly start to dance Kalinka They speak like backward tape player Their women are often stunning Their faces often purple due to weather difference, not be cause of Viagra Sometimes they drag parachute behind. Was it difficult? -
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DTV and 5-year driver's license
DTV really is a magic visa. I thought even the Elite visa couldn't get a 5 year licence 😆 -
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'Love tourists': Single men travelling overseas to find a bride
Actually I did. I was referring to the people featured in the video and others foolish enough to take that path. -
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Thailand's New PM Outlines Bold 10-Point Plan to Revamp Economy
Long story. The biggest missing project is a pension fund. In former times there was a Thai family with at least 3 kids who were supposed to support their parents in old age. Sharing the burden. However, that's past and the present show families with only one child who can't afford to send money later for 2 old parents. The current system with 1000 Baht is a joke. So to implement taxed income could be a good idea if the money would be used solely for a pension fund. However.....😳 -
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5 year multiple entry DTV visa (Destination Thailand) from 2024-xx-xx
Hey everyone! 👋 I just wanted to take a moment to thank all the members here who contributed to this thread! Your input was incredibly helpful and guided me through the DTV-visa process. I’d like to share my experience too, I hope it might help someone else. After reading through the thread, I decided to apply for my DTV visa in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam because (1) the requirements were clearly outlined earlier in this thread and (2) I had heard from a few buddies of mine who successfully obtained their DTV visas there. Here’s a quick overview of my situation: I'm a non-EU, non-American citizen working remotely for a large western IT company. Entered Thailand on a 60-day visa exemption a month ago and stayed until I traveled to Vietnam. I was aiming at the 'Workcation' type of the visa. So I booked an appointment online through the Consulate website and prepared the following documents: Visa Application Form Special for Ho Chi Minh Thai consulate, downloadable here, with a 4x6 cm photo glued in. Certification of Work Letter Issued a week before the appointment date, mentioning my position, salary, and confirmation that I’m allowed to work remotely from Thailand. Contract Quite standard and general, outlining parties' terms with the official signature and stamp. Bank Statement A 6-month statement from my Wise account showing a balance over 15,500 USD, issued a week before the appointment date. Proof of Bank Account Standard evidence doc from Wise proving I am the owner of the account. Rental Agreement A 1-year lease for my house in Thailand, expiring in 10 months. I made right after I arrived to Thailand. 340 USD in Cash The visa application fee. I exchanged the currency at one of the Vietnamese authorized currency exchange counters (see here). Upon arrival at the Consulate at the appointed time I showed the email on my phone confirming my appointment to the guard, who let me in. At the counter, I informed them that I wanted a DTV visa. They first asked for my passport and then the documents. Although they didn’t specify exactly which documents they needed, so I went ahead and gave them one by one as if it were up to me. The staff member carefully checked that my first name, last name, and passport number matched across all documents—that was essentially the entire verification process. Then I handed over $340, but there was a small issue. The staff thoroughly examined the banknotes and discovered some tiny pencil marks (which I hadn’t noticed when I received them from the exchange counter). The staff member said they only accept clean banknotes and returned them to me. Concerned because I didn’t have any other USD cash, I examined the notes and found the marks. I asked if they had an eraser, and they provided one. So I erased the marks, returned the banknotes and they accepted then. Finally, I received a receipt with a date to collect my passport (in 2 working days). The entire process took about 5 minutes. Two days later, I came back and got my passport with the visa! The strange thing though is the government sticker that was stamped right over the expiration year. I only noticed this after leaving the consulate, so it was too late to ask. I flew back to Thailand the next day and had absolutely no issues at the border. They simply asked if it was my first DTV visa (which seemed like a random question). I answered yes, and they stamped a 180-day stay permission in my passport. That was it. -
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'Love tourists': Single men travelling overseas to find a bride
To be fair, I appreciate that that that you are attempting to actually have a discussion. Yes, I could have elaborated, but I'm often quite busy doing other things. -
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'Love tourists': Single men travelling overseas to find a bride
You didn't, though. That's the point. -
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Who is the CIA FBI
it is "Iglesia Ni Cristo" something like Asian Opus Dei. Hard core Catholicism, my son's nanny was one of those. CIA is about money, huge sums from the US gov. to establish "democracy and freedom" >>> in fact ugly puppets to loot their own countries. Sometimes they show miracles like Twin Towers & kerosene kaboom and similar. Who are they? I guess heartless and greedy bureaucrats. -
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What’s the best area in Thailand for expats to settle for long-term living?
Nowhere but if you must Jomtien.- 1
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