Not so unusual now. It depends on the office.

I submitted my first report online since returning from the UK, and it was accepted.

@Steven ******

what he wrote is very clear. Are you having a bad day ? 🤣

@Pete ******

thank you 🙏

@Julian **********

It is a government school so I’ll check that. Thank you for the information 🙏

@Graham *****

Thank you 🙏 do you know any banks that are more likely to open an account for me or I should just try them all ?

@Bent ************

I’ve seen you post negative comments here before. If you don’t have any constructive advice for the OP, it’s better to say nothing at all.

Anonymous participant Yes, all calls are made within the app, which has a similar layout to an iPhone call interface, complete with buttons like mute, hold, etc. I make multiple calls to the UK daily, and the service has been incredibly reliable. Over the 3-4 months I’ve been using it daily, I’ve only encountered one issue, which was resolved the same day. The app offers a personal approach I haven’t seen with other providers. Upon purchasing, you receive a message from one of the owners with their personal contact information, ensuring any problems are addressed quickly. The service operates on UK call tone, allows you to leave voicemails like a standard provider, and is so seamless that most people I speak to don’t even realize I’m not in the UK unless I tell them.

I Ported my number to an app called DEVYCE. cost around £15 a month and really easy to setup. Convenient for me as I can keep my UK number on the app and my Thai number with sim in the phone.