@John **********

bkk and Sriphat did good tests though, really quick but NHS had to repeat them all for their duty of care etc

If I had known them what I know now I would have just done the initial screening here and gone home for the invasive tests and colonoscopies MRI etc

@John **********

yes, I had insurance via my company, cancer treatment was supposed to be covered but it was so difficult and tricky to get them to even pay a little

If there were complications (I had some minor ones) it would have been more!

I was diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer at Bkk hospital last year, cost around 70,000 baht for tests (Cigna insurance refunded 6,000) the surgery was quoted at 6-800,000 baht for surgery, this did not include any complications and recommended 6 rounds of chemo approx 500,000 baht. Decided to go home (uk) for treatment. Surgery 2 months after I arrived as they repeated all tests, Cancer downgraded to stage 2, no chemo recommended, so far so good.

When this happened tome a couple of years ago I used an agent

Something with your address on, I used utility bill

@Graham *********

go to the Thai embassy site and look up marriage visa

@Sharron ******

thai visa centre

@Sharron ******

if you tap the banner on this site you can find the agency

@Sharron ******

I found my boy here, but friends have bought their cats and dogs in from the uk and NZ, I’m sure if you ask an agent they could advise or point you in the right direction of what you need to prepare

It’s easier to bring in a car than to get one out!

@Sharron ******

you are welcome