@Christopher ************

I thought the same thing and Thai food is expensive in the UK, so as students they probably ate horrible low standard food.

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

is she the one involved in the Puff Diddy scandal? Perhaps she's afraid someone might want to poison her for other reasons!

@Janelle ****

as Tony stated, they went to the wrong places.

There are thousands of authentic Thai restaurants amongst every other type of food available.

I dislike traditional UK food as well as it is bland, so I never really eat it or cook it.

@Sarah *****

utter nonsense.

Let me guess, you think we speak with an accent like 'corr blimey, strike lite maaaaate' too!

You can buy any food in the UK including Thai food in thousands of restaurants and take away places.

@Janelle ****

uninformed comment, of course it is not.

If you believe the nonsense on the Internet you will think that all British people eat is beans and fried breakfasts!

You can get food from pretty much anywhere in the world in most places.

The food in the UK is good quality with excellent restaurants everywhere. Of course if someone wants trashy food they can find it, the same as the USA.

You will need to make an appointment at the DLT.

Had a Ford a few years ao, absolute junk. I drive Toyota in Thailand.

Check that your immigration office accept the 65,000 method, I have read some are reluctant.

I opened a second account to solve the problem of having many pages of transactions.

You can avoid the withdrawal charge by withdrawing the money inside a bank.

@Tony *********

same applies though Tony, he can avoid the 220 baht charge by withdrawing inside the bank large or small amounts (depends if they want the convenience of a local ATM or are willing to queue up in the bank for a few minutes).

@Tony *********

he can avoid the fee by withdrawing inside the bank.