Time out of US when applying for US Citizenship

[Tango777 3]

18 hours ago, Loren Y said:

I understand this as I have a Thai wife, and spend/ have spent lots of time in the country, and I understand what you mean when you have to have someone there to care for person in the hospital. It is not like here in the US for example where you have nurses and aids to assist, and it is all included per say in the cost of the care. In the government hospitals in Thailand, you have to have somewhere there to assist with feeding, taking the patient to the bathroom/ shower/ etc. there is no one there to assist. I know you can pay people to do it for you, and it isn't too expensive, but day after day it can add up for sure, and from what you have said it is a long term care type situation. Depending, I know they have some decent nursing home type facilities that can provide all of that if patient doesn't require specialized care for around 10,000-15,000 baht a month. But maybe that could be an option for him/her.

 

[Tango777 3]

Loren Y - My wife is Thai, but this guy is in Serbia or somewhere around there. You're right though, I never understood before I went East what the hospital is like. Funny thing is, the level of service is really good in my view. No referral games unless really needed.