My Thai wife and I just returned from a week's holiday down under and we were struck with how easy it was for her to get a year multiple entry visa. It took about one week and it was all done.

Now in fairness to those that are either mongers or wanting to take women of ummm questionable backgrounds I can't say what your odds are.

My wife works full time makes a good wage in an international firm based in Thailand, owns her a home and car and has very tidy sum saved in her bank account.. the girl saves like there is no tomorrow...

They basically just rubber stamped her and like I said within a week..

Had a great time in Oz and my wife was thrilled with finally travelling outside of Thailand for the first time... and loved being able to use English all the time.. although it was a little tough getting used to the Aussie's accent compared to my Canadian one but she did great and had a lot of fun...

So yeah... vistor visa, no sweat... good on ya mate...

jrjmkey Wrote:a little tough getting used to the Aussie's accent compared to my Canadian

Ya must be from the "Rock" or "Quebec" cause the rest of us don't have no damn accents... ehhhhh

lukamar Wrote:

jrjmkey Wrote:a little tough getting used to the Aussie's accent compared to my Canadian

Ya must be from the "Rock" or "Quebec" cause the rest of us don't have no damn accents... ehhhhh

Hahahahaha.... from Toronto actually so yeah I have that holier than thou accent according to everyone that isn't from T.O. I usually don't tell people in Canada that's where I was born anymore, I get tired of that "look" hehe...

jrjmkey Wrote:Hahahahaha.... from Toronto actually so yeah I have that holier than thou accent according to everyone that isn't from T.O. I usually don't tell people in Canada that's where I was born anymore, I get tired of that "look" hehe...

We have a lot of Toronto Immigrants here on the Wet Coast.. We accept everyone but we shipped you the Canucks old coach, good move, Ehhhhhh.. I actually liked Toronto but only spent a bit of time there when I was on my way to Ottawa in the 80's. Great restaurants in TO at that time. Used to stay at the RYork, that's an old (even then) landmark.