by Key Visa | Nov 6, 2013 | Living in Thailand
30 days at the border not 15 BANGKOK: — Royal Thai Immigration Bureau has confirmed that holders of passports of UK, USA, Japan, Germany, France, Canada and Italy are since November 1, 2013 given 30 days at land borders instead of previously only 15 days. These...
by Key Visa | Nov 6, 2013 | Thais Abroad
Education The days when education was widely recognised as a guaranteed tool in life to improve oneself are largely gone. The general aim of education is to create workers who don’t ask too many questions and unfortunately the Thai education system excels at this...
by Key Visa | Nov 6, 2013 | Living in Thailand
A Little Philosophy Never Hurts Increasingly in this interconnected world, we find that the old stereotypes are falling away (some places faster than others). What was once considered an enemy during conflict and war could just as easily now be somebody on a deckchair...
by Key Visa | Nov 5, 2013 | Australian Visas
Australian visa contact is very important Please be aware that when you apply for an Australian tourist/ holiday visa or an Australian permanent visa the contact information for the visa application between you and the applicant is so important as this gives the...
by Key Visa | Nov 5, 2013 | Living in Thailand
Obtaining a Non B visa around Asia This is one of the most difficult visas to obtain around Asia as it is assumed that a B visa Non Immigrant is a business visa and should be used in conjunction with a work permit so to obtain now around Asia it is a chicken and egg...
