Tips for Living in Thailand
Tips from expats and experts about moving to Thailand and living in Thailand.
Protect yourself in Thailand
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Just like any other major tourist country, there are many things to look out for in Thailand. One of the major ones, besides pickpockets, are the Tuk Drivers. (Continue Reading)
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ArnoB
You really don't need to drive in Hua Hin in the city
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We live close to the Market Village and we walk every day. We take the local trucks outside our condo and it is 20 Bhat one way they go different routes. We also have a taxi driver Mr. Singchai and he will take us for a price wherever we want to go. Less stress driving here good exercise and a lot safer. No car note or car maintence or gas needed plus no car insurance. There is a lot of ++ not driving. And you do not have to worry about were to park. LOL I went to get my drivers license for Thailand for ID only I do not plan to drive here it is just in case I do need it. (Continue Reading)
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hbft58
Good place to find gems in Bangkok
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Been looking around for a legitimate place to buy gemstones. Heard of a lot of scams in Thailand but I came across the Jewelry Trade Center in silom and there's a good variety. Well worth checking out if you want to find authentic gems. (Continue Reading)
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mikatron
A $2 USD bill is good luck in Thailand
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This is a very different tip. And actually it is to be used as a currency tip. As the story goes.... in Thailand if you tip with a $2 USD bill, it is considered good luck and they will never pass it on. (Continue Reading)
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johng807
Buying Property in Thailand
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There are many ways around the laws in Thailand, which prohibit foreigners from purchasing property. It is best to abide by the law, because a Thai national with any power at all can easily take a foreigner's land from them. (Continue Reading)
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JJhellothere
