TEFLKrabi
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On 10/22/2022 at 9:29 PM, DrJack54 said:
Here are requirements I pinched from ubonjoe post on this topic in another thread.
And no your wife does not need go with you.
Do they require the KR3 (confirmation of marriage document) too?
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It's like being a football coach with too many good players. It's not perfect but it's a good problem to have. Start training more people is the way to move forward. Having too little vaccine would cause TVF to explode but having too much means that eventually everyone who wants it can get it.
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On 5/29/2021 at 1:44 PM, kamalabob2 said:
I've lived full time in Buriram since 2004. I have always maintained proper Thai medical health insurance. I have a choice this week to go see Dr. Boy at Ram Ekachon Private hospital to pay for a Covid 19 vaccination. Not Moderna, Not Pfizer, Not Johnson & Johnson. I went this week and received my first does of Sinovac vaccination with 2500 other people in an orderly fashion at Chang International Circuit. It was efficient, friendly, professional, and at no charge. I am fully confident that June 7th onward that locally produced under license AstraZeneca vaccines will be widely available in Buriram. The racetrack was closed last Monday and may be closed on Mondays. If I owned a hotel, restaurant, pub or retail store it would be prudent to incentify my staff to obtain Covid 19 vaccinations sooner than later. I recall a few months back where all restaurant employees had to go to a hospital for Covid 19 TESTS and show written proof of the tests before the restaurant was allowed to reopen. Public safety comes to my mind.
I am told that the private hospital in Buriram will sell "American" brands of Covid 19 vaccine in MAYBE October. We all make choices, and if you own a business you make calculated choices. I would wager business owners will make informed choices in Buriram. I look forward to when pubs can open and alcohol can be served in Buriram. I did my part this week at the Racetrack. You can phone or visit the Buriram Government Hospital or the private Ram Hospital to see when you as an expat can receive a particular brand of Covid 19 vaccination. I took the easy route and drove to the racetrack. You make your own choices. The shot did not hurt and I have experienced no side effects.
Fabulous.
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On 5/15/2021 at 7:06 PM, TheFreqFlyer said:Aside from the GP track, Buri Ram is a boring, desolate and flat rice field with a few mountains in the south. It really is nothing special. Few foreigners have even heard of it. A friend last night asked me "what's Buri Ram" when I sent him a screenshot of this article.
I beg to differ. It hosts Thailand's top football team, Phanom Rung Historical Park, the annual marathon which had 25,000 runners this year, International Schools, the annual Bike Festival and much more. It's one of the most forward looking provinces and the envy of much of the country. Please, come visit and I'll show you around.
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7 hours ago, AnnieSeek said:
Just going through my instagram there are so many Thai ladies of the night in Dubai at the moment.
It's a huge market place for Thai and Laos girls. Many just go to the massage parlours but know they'll be giving happy endings, some poor ladies have worse luck and end up as the 'sex slaves'.
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Any idea of the cost if you arrived and tested positive?
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6 minutes ago, outsider said:
This, and also the fact that Thailand has lost its veneer, even before CVD19 struck. Also I am sure the less-than-friendly gestures, narratives and undertones towards foreigners (particularly westerners), as well as half-ar$ed and insincere attempts, did not go unnoticed. My guess is, tourism in Thailand was already on a down-cycle, despite the grovelling at China's feet, pre-CVD19. CVD19 just accelerated it.
Of course, it could work in their favour if the day to day stories of tourists being fleeced have become old news. I'd like to see some action taken when the country does re-open to tackle to scams and reset the reputation. The future could be very bright with clean beaches and businesses hungry for customers (plus some ladies in need of cash!)
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If you like sport, there’s the football team, motor racing and a 9 hole golf course (plus more in Korat). The town is fairly quiet but the are Thai and farang pubs. Good choice of food. A few supermarkets, historical sites and, of course, an airport. It’s not like Udon with its bars but it’s friendly.
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Fabulous. Always good entertainment from a great British franchise.
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They should really invite a selection of users from here to their meetings to identify potential problems. If there’s one thing forum users are good at, it’s that.
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Wonderful to see. Even some humour with Hogwarts uniforms. Well done students.
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Wonderful stuff. Good luck to them. Hope this gets wider coverage in the news.
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It’s really quite depressing that a man can earn a dividend of €343m and people can still find fault ????????♂️
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11 hours ago, Naroge said:
Why are the rules in Inches when Thailand use the metric system?
Because the airline industry still uses inches when measuring the size of bags, even though they use kilograms for weight.......maybe
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13 hours ago, YetAnother said:
hahaha; and anutin is running it ? betting they wont achieve any of those 4 initiatives; similar to the 100% helmut initiative
Betting they will if it’s in Buriram.
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16 hours ago, nchuckle said:
That’s a million + with real symptoms- Poverty . Rather more than would suffer long term effects from Covid. As a sense of relative proportion,72 died on the roads on Monday but no one proposing shutting down the road network.
Are you sure they’re living in poverty? Where I live, in Isaan, most have returned to family and are continuing normal lives, working where they can. It’s not a good situation but it’s not as bad as you’re making out. Thai families and communities are good at pulling together in tough times.
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On 11/7/2020 at 4:56 PM, nchuckle said:
"ALL" (lucky)? Have you asked the 1 million plus unemployed in the now defunct tourist industry and with little support how "lucky " they feel ?
Possibly feeling better than if they’d contracted COVID.
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Ignoring the WHO report, and all your conspiracy theories, I’m very glad to be riding out a global pandemic in a country where it’s safe to go outside and mix with people. When I see Europe and the US I see how lucky we all are to be here.
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Please understand that many people have mental issues and are not always in control of their actions. #HaveRespect
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It's just incredible how an article about a crazy Thai man unloading 13 shots into some other fools can turn into a keyboard fight amongst the expats here. Is there a hint or irony maybe?
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I agree that rules are rules but instead of getting 100 Chinese to come here, why not cater to the expats already enjoying their extended stays and being COVID free in this country. Give them an extension and incentivise them to see the country more.
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Is it an offence to burn down your own house?
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Why not. It one of the things that would bring people here and legalise many people already here. Don’t be so negative everyone.
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1 hour ago, hotchilli said:
Extending opening hours to a pub that's empty all evening is not the answer.
That’s going to be an issue for the owners. Give them the option to return to the old hours....
Which crossing points currently open for border run?
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Are all land border crossings now giving 45 days exemption on return to Thailand? Thanks