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Thai Immigration Handles "Flight From Hell" Aftermath?
A discussion regarding Thai Immigration who had to handle a very harrowing situation when a flight which departed from Thailand had to return due to a very tragic incident on board.
"Employment" Versus "Work" In Thailand?
A talk to provide some clarity on the meaning of "work" in the context of Thai Immigration in that it does not pertain to whether or not one receives compensation.
Does Permanent Residence In Thailand Impact Banking?
Another talk on foreigners who have a Bank Account in Thailand in that if the account holder has Permanent Residence, their bank account should have insurance protection.
A Major Tip For American Retirees Regarding Social Security
A talk for Americans who plan to retire in Thailand specifically on issues that would be best handled before coming to Thailand such as matters regarding Social Security.
US Immigration: Make A Final Decision BEFORE Hiring A Lawyer?
A discussion on US Immigration specifically issues that could arise regarding choosing which path to take when choosing a visa category for taking a loved one to the United States.
Thai "Modern Technologies" Used To Support Immigration Control?
A talk on Thai Immigration which is increasingly upgrading its law enforcement capabilities which now includes using high speed cameras along the borders.
Negation Of K-1 Fiancée Visa Status By Marriage?
A talk on US Immigration specifically the Fiancée Visa which can only be used if the couple have not yet married, because the marriage will extinguish the K-1 status.
Thai Police Concerned About Visa-Free Travelers?
A talk on Thailand's visa free policy which was initiated to boost tourism over the high season but will now be of concern to Thai Authorities who must ascertain if anyone is remaining in Thailand illegally.
Expiration Dates Associated With K-1 Fiancée Visas
A talk on the K-1 Visa for fiancées for which the visa itself must generally be used within 6 months and upon arrival in the US, the couple must marry and file for adjustment of status within 90 days.
Two Years In Jail For Overstay In Thailand?
A talk on a recent article regarding a person who was jailed for being in overstay which clearly indicates that Thai Immigration is serious about those who do not maintain visa compliance.