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Income requirement for legal marriage in Thailand
For extension based on retirement with funds already in the bank. Non Imm O visa + extension based on marriage, no funds > 35K. British Embassy 9am appointment, translators by 1030, collected at 1200. MFA at 1330, collected legalised documents 1600. 1830 flight back home. My experience. Agent can't help with the Embassy, neither. -
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News Forum - Sinful: Ex-nun claims reveal monk-key business at Isaan temple
A former Thai nun exposed the inappropriate behaviour of an abbot at Dan Phra In Temple in the Isaan province of Mukdahan, claiming the monk engaged in sexual activities with her for over seven years and gave her large sums of money donated by Buddhists. The former nun, Phorn, urged the news Facebook page เจ๊มอย … … The story Sinful: Ex-nun claims reveal monk-key business at Isaan temple as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Over 200,000 mule accounts targeted in scam gangs crackdown
The Royal Thai Police (RTP) launched an all-out crackdown on scam networks using over 200,000 mule bank accounts to siphon off approximately 100 billion baht from Thai citizens since 2022. The scale of the financial crimes has prompted an urgent collaboration between the RTP, the Bank of Thailand (BoT), and other agencies. At a high-level meeting … … The story Over 200,000 mule accounts targeted in scam gangs crackdown as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Bucket list gone wrong: Swansea gran’s naked Bangkok escapade
A 61 year old grandmother from Swansea found herself stark naked and wandering her hotel, allegedly after downing a tainted bucket of booze in bustling Bangkok. Janet West’s unnerving adventure adds a chilling chapter to the ongoing saga of suspected deadly drinks across Southeast Asia. West’s bizarre evening unfolded amid the wild festivities of the … … The story Bucket list gone wrong: Swansea gran’s naked Bangkok escapade as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thai Airways takes off at new Singapore terminal
In a major shake-up for travellers, Thai Airways is relocating its Singapore operations to Changi Airport’s Terminal 2 starting February 18. The move promises better lounge access and enhanced facilities for passengers flying the popular Bangkok-Singapore route. The switch marks the end of an era at Terminal 1, where Thai Airways operated for decades. The … … The story Thai Airways takes off at new Singapore terminal as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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