Am just curious to know If thailand is the same for england in regards to visa's, If you marry a resident can you stay there, and are civil partnerships legal (man and ladyboy).
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, Dec 31 2007 08:54 AM
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Posted 31 December 2007 - 08:58 AM
if it is thailand youre thinking about....the answer is NO....(regardings to man/ladyboy)Am just curious to know If thailand is the same for england in regards to visa's, If you marry a resident can you stay there, and are civil partnerships legal (man and ladyboy).
A ladyboy is a kind of creature...that makes a txt saying...dont you trust me...and send it to 20 people... 
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Posted 31 December 2007 - 10:02 AM
Its a bit of a joke. I am married to a thai girl and she got her visa to live in Ireland no problem. She has full rights to work too. I have no chance of doing the same in her country.
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Posted 31 December 2007 - 11:40 AM
There is a forum: www.thaivisaforum.com that may help with those questions.
Options:
set up a business, and use it to sponsor you...conditions apply
deposit lots of money in a Thai bank account - used to be 2M Baht - not sure of current amount
Many of the Asian countries whose members take full advantage to travel, marry and settle elsewhere, do not reciprocate when it comes to overseas spouses wanting to settle in their countries.
Options:
set up a business, and use it to sponsor you...conditions apply
deposit lots of money in a Thai bank account - used to be 2M Baht - not sure of current amount
Many of the Asian countries whose members take full advantage to travel, marry and settle elsewhere, do not reciprocate when it comes to overseas spouses wanting to settle in their countries.
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Posted 01 January 2008 - 03:33 PM
that site is down
(thaivisa)
for maintenance - just go back again later....
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Posted 02 January 2008 - 01:13 PM
There is a forum: www.thaivisaforum.com that may help with those questions.
Options:
set up a business, and use it to sponsor you...conditions apply
deposit lots of money in a Thai bank account - used to be 2M Baht - not sure of current amount
Many of the Asian countries whose members take full advantage to travel, marry and settle elsewhere, do not reciprocate when it comes to overseas spouses wanting to settle in their countries.
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Posted 10 January 2008 - 06:32 PM
Am just curious to know If thailand is the same for england in regards to visa's, If you marry a resident can you stay there, and are civil partnerships legal (man and ladyboy).
Just to clarify: If a British person marries a Thai, the Thai does NOT automaticaly have a right to British citizenship or even a tourist visa, but the visa requirements change entirely as for those of a tourist visa and the chances increased. They must go through the application process like everybody else. However, having a British husband would assist in the application for a spousal visa and/or British citizenship, i.e. getting them into the UK.
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Posted 13 January 2008 - 04:08 PM
Its not easy for the Thai either . My wife lost her right to reside in Thailand when she got citizenship in New Zealand .
When she went back to Thailand to do massage and hairdressing courses she had to get a three month Visa . Immigration were going to charge her as an overstayer when she went a couple of days over on the Visa but luckily she had gone for a day trip to Laos about a week before we left so got an extention , but it still took alot of convincing them.
She wants to retire in Thailand and run a resort from her family farm , but I am not sure how easy that will be if her whole family emmigrates.
When she went back to Thailand to do massage and hairdressing courses she had to get a three month Visa . Immigration were going to charge her as an overstayer when she went a couple of days over on the Visa but luckily she had gone for a day trip to Laos about a week before we left so got an extention , but it still took alot of convincing them.
She wants to retire in Thailand and run a resort from her family farm , but I am not sure how easy that will be if her whole family emmigrates.
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