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Markland, on 2012-05-12 23:20:35, said:

And also available, to some of  the Thai womens dislike....

Markland, on 2012-05-12 22:36:03, said:

I'll second that, I have met many tourist Phillipino's and also workers, musicians etc. As for visa requirements as far as I know they just need a valid passport and get 30 days tourist on arrival by air and 15 days if arriving at a land border. Go in Funny Girl bar Jing between soi 7 and 8 next to the bella vista hotel and pig and Whistle eatery, A Phillipino Band on most nights of the week playing till late and their freinds regulary turn up.

Have a read of the link I have provided Thongkorn and you may find that your wife may be able to receive some kind of funding or a % of it for an ESOL course, it depends on certain circumstances as the recent changes in the rules that have been put in place are intended to focus resources on those seeking employment.

http://www.independe...ts-2329186.html

Whilst I understand your problems with your wife wanting to learn to read and write English sometimes you have to pay for it in the UK or a part payment of it, and to be honest I'm in favour of it where people can afford it and I feel that all should be means tested, saying that I don't know yours or your wife's financial circumstances.
Let me put it an other way.
Lets say you met your Thai wife in the UK and you both then relocated to Thailand, you can't read or speak Thai, would you expect the Thai government to pay for you to reach the same standards as an ESOL course, IF NOT, then why would you expect the British government/taxpayer to fund your wife.

samsiam, on 2012-01-18 15:14:39, said:

Try PIP Implants, or maybe not....They may leak.

bonobo, on 2012-01-15 10:34:15, said:

Have a watch of the Vietnam special which was broadcast  some time ago, IMO, funny and well worth watching. Enjoy.

http://www.topgear.c...os/vietnam-pt-1


Part 2.....