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How can expats express gratitude for their travel to Thailand?

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Nov 7, 2021
3 years ago
Christopher ********
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For the opportunity to leave this prairie winter, I would like to thank...

1. Royal Government of the Kingdom of Thailand

2. AXA Insurance

3. Vancouver Consulate of Thailand

4. Thailand Pass management and staff

5. Members of this FB group
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This post expresses gratitude towards various entities involved in facilitating travel to Thailand, including government bodies, insurance providers, and local consulates. The comments reflect a positive sentiment among other expats also eager to escape winter and travel to Thailand.
Colette *****
We are excited to be leaving the prairie winter too!!
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Todd *********
Definitely get out while you can!!! ❤️🇹🇭
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Jeff *********
Good for you, reading some of the post it sounds like some are having trouble. We came over October 13th luckily everything went well.
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