Thread: Thai Citizenship

Originally Posted by ChalkyDee

Originally Posted by CaptainNemo

Originally Posted by ChalkyDee

Originally Posted by Sumbitch

Originally Posted by CaptainNemo

There is a practical thing... there are some jobs you couldn't get in your original country... I can think of jobs where I would require security clearance and checking where having any other nationality - even a top-notch Anglophone or NATO country one, could be a problem (maybe not so much for the ones where the Queen is head of state).
Casual browsing raises other questions to do with tax: http://nomadcapitalist.com/2015/11/2...assport-value/

And to get back to the OP, why would you risk your first world citizenship for one in a country under military rule and where a single gateway for all internet connections could soon be implemented? LOS is hardly the land of the free...

Prawit: Single gateway is a must | Bangkok Post: news

I'm not going to argue about the benefits of dual citizenship.

You're beginning to sound like a Thai already.

Originally Posted by ChalkyDee

I am not risking my UK citizenship in the slightest.

Says who? A Thai lawyer?! Where were they called to the bar? Pattaya?

My lawyer is an American. He qualified as a lawyer in the US and also got a Thai law degree(yes all in the Thai language).

So you, as a British citizen are getting immigration advice from an American lawyer?

Does he work for a proper firm? I mean, if he's good, and has his facts right, then I'm sure he would appreciate the additional business he might get if you were to give us his firm's website URL...