@Wolfgang ******

nope. Not that much ambition for this particular task. A toddlers motivation to walk is pretty high. Mine was high to start and got lower and lower as time went on....just wasn't worth the effort after a while.

I tried for a while and realized I am a terrible student and have no ear or ability for a language. Was actually told "you are drowning in a little cup of water" 😆 and "please stop trying..... lets just speak English" (heard that a lot).

I spent a week in my own VIP room in Bangkok Hospital Phuket after a torn muscle, some complications with blood clots in my legs, and surgery to repair the torn muscle. I think it cost about 500,000 baht total including the ambulance ride, meds, and follow ups (my insurance paid it all after the fact).

@Jørgen *******

for the last invite I did I put the ID card at the bottoms of the letter and photocopied it so it was on one document/page.

@Jeremy *******

how does one do that? My research shows the following: "Can Americans own land through a company under the Treaty of Amity Thailand?

No. Although the US-Thai Treaty of Amity allows Americans the right to own a majority of shares in a Thailand company and conduct a wide range of business activities, the Treaty of Amity does not permit foreign majority companies to own land."

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I'm a little confused....the Thai Embassy in your country grants the visa for entry to Thailand. If Thai Immigration is blacklisting you then Thai Embassy should know.

This is the best place for current info:

@Sharon ******

it's very common to simply pay a fee and get the papers you need. PM if you have questions.

@Lance ********

just curious what do you see as the advantages of Vietnam over Thailand?