I've just written a letter addressed to the Thai embassy stating that if I die here my partner has the right to cremate me here and dispose of my ashes however he sees fit. It's enough.

@Kjell **********

Why?

@Sean ****

Why?

@Annie ***********

Years ago yes but not anymore I can assure you, we lost some good teachers because of this. If your degree has education on it such as bachelor sports education that is fine otherwise no.

@Annie ***********

It has to be a bachelor's in education

@Alex *********

it's the same all over the world!

@Us ****

How would you know? Being a dumb American with a mouthful of veneers doesn't qualify you to comment!

Being married doesn't give her any rights at all, she still has to be here 5-10 years doing a new visa every 2 1/2 years then passing English test first. For citizenship she has to pass life in UK test. You have to pay for all the visas and pay for citizenship and soon you will have to be earning £ years then passing English test first. For citizenship she has to pass life in UK test. You have to pay for all the visas and pay for citizenship and soon you will have to be earning £38000 a year to even qualify.

We just did it and it took 11 years altogether!

If you need an agent don't do it!

@Peter *******

Not if you don't tell them you're in Thailand!