I'm not a troll, that's not my personality, but after reading your post this last week, then you post this CRAP, it just became too hard for me to resist making a few comments. Ok, let's race to see who can block who first. If you can't take advice from really good, helpful advice from members of the group, but instead choose to whine, rather than going about you business quietly, I certainly won't miss seeing your name. You think I'm wrong, tell me how many negative comments and how many positive comments you've received on this post‼️
"John Stanners I don't know if you're rude or what? Sometimes seems you want help but sometimes you're trollling" Actually, it's yourself that is rude Michael. If you get out of your own selfish bubble and look though a lot of posts that John is a member of, you will find out that he is very helpful towards others and provides very accurate information for people, as good as any I've come across over the past 2-3 years I've been in groups like this one. He has obviously done his 'homework' on you and you obviously don't like the facts that he gives you.
wrong, they know, but often choose to ignore some rules until they're enforced. If you're talking about immigration rules, then obviously the general population don't need to know.
no, it's not your home, physically or otherwise unless you have a Thai passport! If you don't have that, then you're a guest, whether it be as a short term visitor, or holder of a NON-IMMIGRANT Visa and get annual extensions of stay.
which one? Has a Thai partner but probably doesn't want to commit to marriage. Possibly a child by his Thai partner, but not willing to make a commitment to a situation of his own doing 🤔 No mention of his age, but presumably not old enough for 'retirement' visa.
Getting married would allow for a 'Marriage' visa, but a long term Visa based on being a parent to a half Thai child, I've not heard of it.