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BREAKING NEWS American Cardinal Robert Prevost Elected Pope Leo XIV
Just what we need, an American pope. -
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Report Thai Medical Council Debunks Thaksin’s Critical Illness Claims
Nothing to see here he's a protected species just pass the envelope over and say nothing -
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BREAKING NEWS American Cardinal Robert Prevost Elected Pope Leo XIV
If he does, and his past record suggests he probably will, then the meltdown on US social media, already significant, will be spectacular - truly MAGA! -
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Renewing Driver's licence at Bang Chak Bangkok - update?
Seeing as I did mine less than two months ago I would suggest the site. Also my friend has an appointment to do his on Tuesday morning, they checked his documents when he walked in recently and it's exactly the same. But up to you. -
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International Victory Day by WW2 Allies Over The Defeat Axis Powers in Europe
It was a necessary war against evil. Today we also have a necessary war against the evil of Putin. -
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Rejected Non O marriage visa application at CW because "haven't been married long enough".
Thanks for your reply Tod, although I'd disagree this is a common requirement at Immigration offices around the Country and as other have testified to in this thread. So may I pose another question. The OP has received advice to apply for a 30-day extension, then a further 60 day extension to visit Thai spouse, which gives him the 2 months grace period of marriage. The 60-day extension requires proof of relation, i,e, Marriage and registration certificates. Are they likely to refuse on the same basis that they haven't been married two months, and if not, why not? Don't both request the same proof of relationship. The answer could determine which way the OP procedures and rather than waste time at CW, he could go straight to a local Thai Embassy to obtain the Non O, who would not question the length of his marriage and base it on the legitimacy of the marriage.
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