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Trusted Thai Visa Agent
OVER 100,000 EXPATS SERVED
#1 VISA AGENT IN THAILAND
What are the benefits of participating in the Thai Visa Advice community?
Jul 21, 2023
2 years ago
Mark ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Tod Daniels. They should build a statue in your honor. The information/service/advice that you provide is invaluable. I'll soon be retiring to Thailand (marriage) and my time will certainly be spent investigating the advice that you have provided to others in a similar situation. Thanks again for your time and patience. Regards, Mark.
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What milestone did the community achieve over the weekend?
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3 years ago
What appreciation can I give for the work done by this group?
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5 years ago
Why did the expat community congratulate their friends?
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5 years ago
Who are the new members welcomed to our community?
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4 years ago
What is the importance of community contributions in the Thailand visa and immigration support group?
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7 years ago
Who were thanked for becoming a moderator in the Thai Visa Advice group?
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7 years ago
What makes this site unique and appreciated by expats in Thailand?
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4 years ago
What are the highlights of our community reaching 55,000 members?
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a year ago
Why is there gratitude towards the admins and IOs in this group?
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5 years ago
How do expats appreciate the support from the visa admin group?
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5 years ago
How Can I Thank the Community for Help with My Thai Visa Renewal?
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5 years ago
How can I successfully obtain a retirement visa in Thailand?
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3 years ago
Who are the new members welcomed to the community?
15 comments
4 years ago
How did support from the community help Jim obtain his cat B visa and work permit in Thailand?
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3 years ago
Who are the new members joining our community?
4 comments
4 years ago
How has the community responded to changes in the advice and support provided by moderators?
26 comments
3 years ago
What are the best ways to express gratitude to friends and community members?
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2 years ago
How has the community helped expats with their visa-related questions?
11 comments
3 years ago
How can I express my gratitude to the expat community and moderators in Thailand?
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4 years ago
What are the benefits of accepting requests in expat communities?
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5 years ago
How Can I Appreciate the Admins for Their Help with Visa Issues in Chiang Mai?
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5 years ago
Who are the new members welcomed to the group this week?
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4 years ago
What is the significance of gratitude in Expat communities in Thailand?
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6 years ago
Why is Tod so appreciated in the Thailand visa community?
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3 years ago
What makes this community group a more positive space for expats in Thailand?
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6 years ago
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