yes you are correct. It is Thai owned and managed by US administrators and approved and certified by US standards. And it has a mc.donalds on the premises🤣
Very difficult question. Depends on where you live, how you live and how many dependents you have.. so many other factors.. are you talking about coming for a holiday or living here?
Even if you know the right people, you can pay off, but getting a passport is very difficult. I have one friend who managed this legally in the 90s but now there are so many foreigners married to Thais and the system is much more complicated
Every country has its good and bad. You are so right, we can ignore alot of the Thai issues by not understanding the language. 🤣 it's easy to judge from afar and it's also quite a different story when you get involved with local affairs.
Pronouncing correctly is a huge issue even when you know the correct words..
Thailand will not allow ost foreigners to obtain citizenship so if learning a tonal language is easy for you, then it is worthwhile.. an entirely new alphabet and tones. Chinese is more widely spoken so it's a more practical.option