@Wayne ********

weird. All my passports have a date limit on Thailand entry stamps since 34 years ago.

The only travelers without a date are permanent residency permit holders.

@Neville ******

no

@Wayne ********

Entry stamps always show the date you shall leave the country (or ask for an extension). Unless thinks have changed recently.

Actually, forbidding people to marry is a breach to the Charter of Human Rights.

There is no Buddhist wedding ceremony per se. Buddhists consider marriage to be a secular matter. The monks are invited only to bless the couple, like they bless a new house, a new car or a new business. Their prayers are not part of the wedding.

But you are right that the traditional wedding is the one that counts, in fact a good number of Thai never register their marriages.

@Steven **************

dual national if not a juristic status. For Thailand she is 100% Thai and for Australia she is 100% Australian.

QR code reader.

@Carsten ***********

have a look by yourself.

Paris embassy sent mine 6 days after application.

@Carsten ***********

from the immigration website.