by Key Visa | Mar 14, 2014 | UK Visas
If your Thai wife has been lucky enough to receive a permanent residence permit to reside in the UK with you as her UK husband for the rest of her life then this is an honor so it should be respected and not taken for granted. A UK permanent residence permit is now...
by Key Visa | Mar 13, 2014 | Living in Thailand
Thailand like most countries expect foreign holiday makers or residents to carry a copy of their passport with them as it is can be used for identification but it also shows that they have a visa to reside in the Kingdom legally. It also is very important to have...
by Key Visa | Mar 13, 2014 | Expat Diary
A trip to Ireland wouldn’t be complete without sampling a few of Ireland’s signature dishes. One of which is the world renowned Irish Stew, traditionally made with lamb’s neck. Bear in mind that lamb can be an acquired taste, and add mint sauce sparingly when...
by Key Visa | Mar 12, 2014 | Expat Diary
The Irish accent and dialect is one of the most distinctive in the world and is often considered as quite romantic. But to the untrained ear, a broad Irish speaker can seem almost incoherent. So, here are a few tips to help you along your way: One of the most...
by Key Visa | Mar 12, 2014 | Retirement Visa
Getting a retirement visa in Thailand with your western spouse Many foreign couples retire in Thailand every year and it’s important to understand that the retirement visa rules are slightly different when a couple wish to obtain a retirement extension of stay...
