by Key Visa | Aug 6, 2014 | Living in Thailand, Thai Visas
This is the burning question that is causing sleepless nights for many families especially foreigners working offshore as a soldier, oil and gas worker etc, who tend to work on a rotational basis normally 30 days working and 30 days in Thailand with their family or...
by Key Visa | Jul 30, 2014 | Living in Thailand
Australian legal marriage in Thailand Getting legally married in Thailand for most Nationalities including Australian citizens can be a daunting procedure and can lead to a huge headache and extra hotel bills and traveling around Bangkok like headless chickens. At Key...
by Key Visa | Jul 29, 2014 | Living in Thailand
Don’t forget your ID! It has been reported today that the Thai Immigration bureau will be enforcing an old rule that all foreigners residing in the Kingdom of Thailand or on holiday must carry a copy of Identification with them and this can be in the form of the...
by Key Visa | Jul 19, 2014 | Living in Thailand
Traditional Thai marriage in Thailand There are two styles of Thai marriage. The traditional Buddhist style of marriage normally will take place previous to you getting legally married so do not mistake this as a legal marriage as no papers are signed it is only to...
by Key Visa | Jun 24, 2014 | Living in Thailand
The 2014 New Driving Test In Thailand Is Sparking Debate As most people would tell you bluntly that the previous driving license test is a joke since it is very easy to obtain, the tide has turned now with a new enforcement of the driving test in Thailand. The...
by Key Visa | Jun 23, 2014 | Living in Thailand
Get Ready For The Amazing Thailand Grand Sale! Thailand possesses a natural beauty and cultural heritage that makes it so appealing to tourists. Coupled with the ability for them to shop for products and items that might be a quarter of its value over at their native...
