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Report Swiss Man Faces Arrest in Phuket Over Alleged Assault on Thai Doctor
Yes, they did. All elephants except one were "rented" from peasants in the Province who use them to work their land. So, not a real "sanctuary"... The "stairs" were illegaly build by him on public beach land and thus he had no right to them. He has money... Seems like most on this thread find it inconsequential to kick a Thai woman's butt. -
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Report Swiss Man Faces Arrest in Phuket Over Alleged Assault on Thai Doctor
agree, in all that we read, never a kick in the stomach and never that she was pregnant or married even. -
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'Evil is being defeated by God': Marjorie Taylor Greene celebrates after Pope's death
here's the whole thing (Happy Easter): -
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Living Well on a Budget in Thailand
Really ? Most western countries have state health insurance , which makes it very cheap. -
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Microsoft Office has gone up up 25%! What alternatives are there?
From what I know it is either 2003 or 2007 - unless you meant you had it since 2006? For what it is worth I am still using Office 2007 but now only for Word and Excel. I "acquired some sort of Enterprise/student version back then and has worked across multiple computers since....... -
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New dual citizen & digital arrival card
If the wife has status in Australia based on her Australian citizenship, which is most likely, exiting Australia with a Thai passport would flag her as being in violation. So it makes sense to get the tix and exit Australia with an Australian passport/name. If DTAC is not required for Thai citizens, then she doesn't need to do it. She's entering Thailand as a Thai citizen, and her Australian status, citizenship, and name are irrelevant. At times, Thai immigration will ask to see the foreign passport. E.g. when existing Thailand with a Thai passport without a foreign visa. I believe the intent is to verify that the traveler can actually enter the destination country and, in my experience, this has never caused any issues.
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