by Key Visa | Dec 18, 2013 | Living in Australia
The Local Thai Restaurant Thais are among the most devoted people on the planet to their own food. It’s not just a case of finding a fish and chip shop abroad as say an Englishman might when on holiday. Some Thais can’t even move abroad, such is their devotion to...
by Key Visa | Dec 18, 2013 | Living in Australia
Still a Minority in a Land of Foreigners Unlike say a generation of Lebanese, Cypriots or Vietnamese, Thailand hasn’t had a refugee status that forced Thais to leave the country and immigrate to Australia. Thais are still a tiny percentage of Australians but that...
by Key Visa | Dec 18, 2013 | Expat Diary
Thai nationals who move to the U.K. face quite a few challenges. To help them settle in it is important for them to understand where they can meet up with other Thais who are living or visiting the British Isles. We will look at just three examples of where Thai’s can...
by Key Visa | Dec 18, 2013 | Expat Diary
A major concern for Thai’s who either visit the U.K. on holiday, or who decide to live there permanently is the weather! Below we will look at the four seasons you will have to contend with. Spring This season lasts from March to May and is when the countryside is in...
by Key Visa | Dec 14, 2013 | UK Visas
British passport renewal changes for Brits in Thailand Please note that from the 11th December 2013 if you are wishing to renew a British passport from Thailand you no longer send you passport to Hong Kong it is sent direct to the UK passport Office in Liverpool, UK...
