Last seen: Jan 18, 2026
Yes, Big Camera. Fortune Town is another good choice.
As a word of warning, be careful about what you take to the centre. They have a whole list of items that you're prohibited from taking in with you, in...
I think in the case of Poipet, the window of opportunity you have to cross has shrunk quite a bit too now. That border’s now open approx. office hours...
Yes, and a work permit seems to be a requirement at some banks, which won’t make much sense to those who’ve come to Thailand to retire. 😕
I would say it would, Adam. I enjoyed spending a few days there. It's off the tourist trail to some extent, so that might appeal to some.
If it's the first time you've ever filed a 90-day report or you've just changed your passport, you'll need to do it in person at Thai Immigration. Aft...
If you haven't got a job in Thailand already arranged before you arrive in the country, it's probably best to come in on a tourist visa (there are dif...
@darren Yes, I would say so if you're looking for a regular salaried teaching job in Thailand. Things were a bit more lax here 20 years ago, but the d...
Yes, I've been to Hong Kong towards the end of the year - not really swimming weather then but not rainy either.
I would add that at least one year's experience of teaching is usually required too.
And another factor affecting your pay is how popular with the students you are. Students are often at liberty to request their preferred teacher, so i...
Yes, you expect to earn between 30k and 40k on average, depending on a number of factors, such as whether the school is private, government, internati...