@Michael *******

Lovely temple Wat Bang Phra. Unfortunately they were only using modern tattoo guns though since a couple years ago

I'd say definitely see a lawyer if you're looking to do up a prenup.

You can put what you want in it, but it needs to be fair or it will mean nothing if you actually need to use it.

Thailand automatically counts all previous assets to marriage as personal property, with property acquired after marriage being considered marital property. There is no common law marriage in Thailand either.

@Nick ***********

surely they didn't just close the account and keep your funds, possibly temporarily locked until identification verified though yeah?

After growing up in the bush and serving many years in the Army there's not alot left that isn't considered pre-existing conditions in my case lol.

Online on the immi website by the looks of things mate

@Jacob *******

I don't get it, you claim to be where no foreigners have ever been before but when asked about it you get all defensive. It makes it a little hard to believe that's all. Enjoy.

@Jacob *******

just looks like you're very excited and new to Thailand from what I can see. Definitely nothing undiscovered on there by any means. Please feel free to share a link to one of your videos which isn't just showing ordinary places that thousands have been before. I'd certainly be interested to see what you've found.

@Jacob *******

your channel states you go where few or no foreigners have been before in Thailand...I checked a few of your videos but didn't see anything remotely like you being the first westerner to discover the place. Where exactly have you been that no other foreigners have been before in Thailand?

@Danny ******

there may be some coverage on previous injuries etc looks like it depends on timing of everything. From Pacific Cross;

"A pre-existing condition means any medical condition (including conditions that are a consequence of the said condition), which presents signs or symptoms in a period of 5 years prior to the first policy effective date that would cause a reasonable person to seek diagnosis, care or treatment, or for which diagnosis, care or treatment was given before the policy effective date."

@Alan *********

no real point checking as nothing is clear yet unfortunately