Thongchai Lioy Through Thai Consulate in Sydney, I think.

I have a Thai friend with a child born in Australia, with Australian father. The boy was easily able to get Thai I.D. and passport.

confusedangelxo_ I found Bangkok quiet during Songkran….. including traffic

Simon Robinson

Simon Robinson

Simon Robinson Thai Picture Dictionary. Jintana Rattanakhemakorn

There’s a great book for learning Thai… it has links to a website where you can hear the whole book read in Thai and English. I’ll post the name later. I always say that it’s easy to learn Thai bady… no use of a / the, no plurals, verbs don’t change form, no real past or future tense. The 5 tones are difficult for some. I know only 400 words, but can have simple conversations.

I know 400 Thai words… it’s enough to have a basic conversation. If I remember when I get home, I’ll post the name of a great book I have for learning Thai… It has a link to a website which reads every page in Thai and English

On one occasion, I got the return leg with the cheapest airline; didn’t use it. On another occasion, I paid the fee to change flight date. In 14 trips to Thailand, I was asked only once, in Sydney, about a return flight. I presume that’s because they saw I had a one-way flight booked with QANTAS. I showed them the receipt for return flight with a different airline.