Rejoice
Malaysian expat in Thailand
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About me
Malaysian
Lives in Bangkok
Speaks English; Cantonese; Hokkien; Teochew; Thai
Registration: 10 January 2012
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Any Malaysian in thailand? by anyapolpongrat
I been living in Bangkok for the past 5 years cause my husband is Thai. I do not really have malaysian friends as I a not where they all are:) any malaysian out there living in thailand feel free to msg me:)
Contact the Malaysian Embassy for contact details of Thai Malaysia chamber of commerce and Kelab Malaysia. You get to know more people there. Besides August 31 will have party hosted by the embassy too. You can join SG club too as all same kampung Read More
Singaporeans based in Bangkok by JWNYsg
Finally, found my feet after 6 months of being in the Kingdom. If there are any Singaporeans currently working or studying in Bangkok, and are keen for social meet-ups, do let me know and we can try and plan a few things. This is more ad-hoc and ...
There are many Singaporeans and Malaysians all across Thailand. Some are employers doing their own business and some are employees in high position etc There are many on low profile too If you need to socialize or business links, there's SG ... Read More
Education visa in Thailand by kristy.k
Dear all, I’m kristy from Hong Kong. I plan to study a 12-months Thai language course in Bangkok next year. The consultant from the school told me that I have to extend my ed visa every 60 days, but I checked from the internet that it can be ...
Hi Kristy, I know HK not that well but been there few times. I do have some friends in HK but 1 of them is a Malaysian. You are welcome to ask me and I will try to guide you about banking, mobile phone, apartments, foreign social clubs, chamber of ... Read More
Education visa in Thailand by kristy.k
Dear all, I’m kristy from Hong Kong. I plan to study a 12-months Thai language course in Bangkok next year. The consultant from the school told me that I have to extend my ed visa every 60 days, but I checked from the internet that it can be ...
Kristy Go to the Thai Embassy in HK is so much easier to get all the answers The embassy is just a short walk from the MTR station. Sorry I forgot which one as it was years ago that I went there. I'm sure you know the phone number to call for ... Read More
A Japanese Finding a job in Bangkok. ( Japanese-English speaker) by MarikoRose
Hello everyone ! My name is Mariko and I am Japanese currently living in Japan. Now I am seriously looking for a Job in Bangkok . Here's some of my experience below: ・I have worked in a hospital for about 6 years . ・Worked as a ...
Konichiwa Mariko San There are many Hospitality companies based here like 6 senses, Minor Group, Onyx, Accor, Marriott etc Other hotel owners like Banyan Tree, Como etc can be contacted too. You can Google to find out or send me a private message ... Read More
Moving to Bangkok with a large family by jeremy_syd
Hi, looking for any people who have moved or know people who moved to Bangkok with a large (more than 2 kids) family. I've got a heap of questions about schools, transportation and where to live!
Jeremy, NIST is a good school and there are French lessons there as 2nd language. You may want to check Bangkok Pattana at Soi Bearing. Many different nationalities study in these schools, thus picking up another language is much easier. I ... Read More
Thailand's most expensive cities by Priscilla
Hello everyone, What are the most expensive cities to live in Thailand? What are the costs of things such as rent, utilities, weekly groceries, dining out, etc.? What is the lifestyle like in these cities, for expats and locals? What are ...
Jud, I don't live in Khao Lak and went there to relax for holidays. I got 2 homes in Thailand and travel around whenever needed. Besides I travel around the Asia Pacific countries too. If you think Marriott is not 5 star then it's your ... Read More
Can Singaporean do business without thai partnership involved? by Mukimao
Hi everyone, I hope you can advise me more on it for my dad. He wanted to buy a small commercial building in Chiang Rai, Thailand for small business by himself or with his Daughter and he has no more trust in own Thais relatives/ex Wife for ...
Hi Red Dot Forgot to tell you few things. IE Singapore or International Enterprise Singapore has a trade officer, usually his position is First Secretary in the Singapore Embassy in Bangkok. Can approach him for info as well. As I don't know ... Read More
Can Singaporean do business without thai partnership involved? by Mukimao
Hi everyone, I hope you can advise me more on it for my dad. He wanted to buy a small commercial building in Chiang Rai, Thailand for small business by himself or with his Daughter and he has no more trust in own Thais relatives/ex Wife for ...
Hi Red Dot Singaporeans or foreigners to own a business 100% is possible via Board of investment (BOI) privileges subject to certain fields approved by them. For example, owing a hotel property is approved. Banyan Tree have few hotels here, HPL ... Read More
Life as an Expat…What does it take? by GuestPoster145
Assuming you have sorted out visa, finance, shelter, food and transportation, what do you think it takes to be successful or happy living the life of an expat? Some think it is all down to planning while others think it is the ability to be ...
Many Americans live in fear such as insurance premiums, health care, jobs, salary, foreigners taking away the jobs, terrorist, Trump etc Yes lots of talk about politics, American investment abroad etc You may think there's none in Thailand? ... Read More
Regents International School Bangkok- 😎 by Dellie36
Hi all, Please could you all help me , we are in process to move to Bangkok and currently looking for information on school and Regents Int is one my two Secondary aged children seem most interested in. One is for Y12 (IB) and Y8.. I've been ...
NIST at Sukhumvit Soi 15 is a good school as well as Bangkok Pattana in Soi Bearing. These 2 schools are well known to expats who had kids studying there. You need to decide how long you are staying here. If you go back to your own country, will ... Read More
Life as an Expat…What does it take? by GuestPoster145
Assuming you have sorted out visa, finance, shelter, food and transportation, what do you think it takes to be successful or happy living the life of an expat? Some think it is all down to planning while others think it is the ability to be ...
There are many different types of expats such as people who got their job first before moving to Thailand such as Embassies staff, multi corporation, teachers in prestigious international schools, banks, hospitals, hotels etc. Then there are expats ... Read More
Thailand's most expensive cities by Priscilla
Hello everyone, What are the most expensive cities to live in Thailand? What are the costs of things such as rent, utilities, weekly groceries, dining out, etc.? What is the lifestyle like in these cities, for expats and locals? What are ...
Village Farang, Santas is from Jaspal too Klingon 63, lifestyle corresponding to expenses related to the subject of expensive Cities. One can live in small city but having expensive lifestyle or live in big city but live on shoe string budget. I ... Read More
Thailand's most expensive cities by Priscilla
Hello everyone, What are the most expensive cities to live in Thailand? What are the costs of things such as rent, utilities, weekly groceries, dining out, etc.? What is the lifestyle like in these cities, for expats and locals? What are ...
Village Farang, if you take a look at Pasaya bedsheet in central department store, their standard is 450-500 thread counts and feel the material. Then compare to the 650 baht ones at Tesco Lotus. I'm not sure if your city has Jaspal Home Deco ... Read More
Thailand's most expensive cities by Priscilla
Hello everyone, What are the most expensive cities to live in Thailand? What are the costs of things such as rent, utilities, weekly groceries, dining out, etc.? What is the lifestyle like in these cities, for expats and locals? What are ...
Hi Jud, you need your own transport in Khao Lak likewise for other small Thai cities. There's no public transport or you wait for ages to get a ride on the 2 rows seats pick up truck. Khao Lak is where one relax in the 5 star hotels to sun ... Read More