arsenal, Smiles thinks this thread is in the wrong forum. Are you on duty right now?
arsenal, Smiles thinks this thread is in the wrong forum. Are you on duty right now?
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
Originally Posted by joe552
Why? What's so fantasy about it? The only difficult part will be money, as the next two months are going to cost me minimum 1 million baht, but pretty sure I can pull it off, so not worried about it.
We'll all be settled in Vientiane within a couple months, and once done, it's just a typical, every day middle class family life. Well, except the gay, inter-racial, and adopted kids part. Aside from that though, just a typical family life. I'll love every minute of it, but nothing unusual or exciting.
Just waiting for my passport to show up. First application was rejected, second one was mailed about 10 days ago, so should be here in a few weeks. Day after it comes, Leo is off to Vientiane to secure a house. He already has the money sitting in his bank account for first month + 2 months deposit.
matty must think he's harry potter...
I like the Walter Mitty metaphor myself.
Come on Joe ... your post is fine, but has precisely dick to do with Sawatdee Gay Thailand (the name of this forum!!). Thus me being a bit of a dick about it.
Just another reason why I love living in Thailand
So you're a programmer who hasn't finished high school, you've gone blind and you expect to transition to be a management consultant while living in Laos, one of the most difficult places in SE Asia to get a long-term visa without paying "facilitation" fees every year. It sounds like fantasy to me
http://www.retireinasia.com/visa-req...etire-in-laos/
Yes, I'm good at what I do, plus I have 17 years of experience in online software. Already have a lead developer in plac in the UKe, and projects are commencing.
VISA is already negotiated. I'll be listed as an employee of another company in Vientiane in exchange for a donation.
Smiles, I take your point, which is why I've asked for it to be moved. Or do you mean I shouldn't have asked the question here at all?
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
I'm looking forward to strapping young men helping me around. I wasn't able to get one of him being tactile, but he was certainly anxious to assist the older Thai (no, it's not me in the pic). Phra Ram 9 MRT if you need the details
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So, that's what we've got to look forward to in 2018.
Strap yourselves in!
CdnMitty....you’re in your 30’s right?
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