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Bangkok Buddy and Friendly Thai Visa for border runs

hello, are these the 2 main border run services in Bangkok or are there others? is the experience fairly similar regardless of the provider, do they all go to the same border crossing in Cambodia or do they all have a different approach and border gate? I have read the Cambodia border is notoriously unpredictable... any recent customers who did this on the DTV visa and can offer some details? thanks! submitted by /u/Fine-Implement5509 [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/eIN3g5H Bangkok Hotel Deals
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Any English-speaking Muslim Community in Bangkok?

Hi all, I am moving to Bangkok and would love to know if there is any English-speaking Muslim community/ activity center / mosque? Been trying to scout some info from the net, but couldn't find any specific info. Appreciate the help, and excited to move to the city! submitted by /u/MarcovanBasten15 [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/JPtVpRr Bangkok Hotel Deals
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Beauty Treatment

Hi all! I am looking to do Ulthera (or thermage but preferably ulteraphy) for my face. I am 27 years old but I have had sagging due to weight loss. I have discussed this with my derm and plastic surgeon that I wanted to do it in Bangkok. Question is, where? I have contacted Gangnam Clinic and BSL so far but no concrete response. (Via LINE) Aura and other famous clinics I see on insta only have ultraformer. I am looking for 300-400shots only and if possible under 750euros, thanks! (I wanted to do it in gangnam because they have armpit whitening treatment for 1500baht so I can just go at once. They have a promo for some whitening iv or something worth 6000baht but I just wanted to get ulthera + pit treatment haha) submitted by /u/ka_thea [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/H3Z7CMG Bangkok Hotel Deals
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Expats in Bangkok with Sustainable Careers

Hey everyone, We all know English teaching is a common path for foreigners setting up life in Bangkok. But I'm really interested in hearing from those who have established sustainable, long-term careers here in other fields. If you're an expat who's made it work in Bangkok outside of the language school world, could you share a bit about your journey? What's your job title and industry? How did you get into it? (e.g., specific skills, visa type/BOI, networking, Thai language ability needed?) Any advice for others looking to branch out beyond teaching in Thailand? Looking for inspiration and realistic examples. Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences! submitted by /u/steptwo777 [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/m8D3iPl Bangkok Hotel Deals
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Certified Translations by SEAProTI-Certified Translators in Thailand

Certified Translations by SEAProTI-Certified Translators in Thailand What is SEAProTI Certification? The Southeast Asian Association of Professional Translators and Interpreters (SEAProTI) is a professional body recognized by Thai authorities and international organizations. SEAProTI-certified translators undergo rigorous testing, including written/oral exams, ethical evaluations, and submission of work samples . Their translations are widely accepted for legal, immigration, and official purposes in Thailand Key Benefits of SEAProTI-Certified Translators 1. Official Recognition : Thai Government Acceptance : SEAProTI-certified translations meet requirements for visa applications, court proceedings, and corporate transactions. MFA Legalization Compatibility : Many SEAProTI-certified translators (e.g., Siam Legal’s Level 3 translator) are also Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA)-enlisted , streamlining legalization. 2. Rigorous Standards : Examinations : Candidates must pass ...
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Need help in finding a good tailor

I did my research on finding a a good tailor to get some custom shirts and a suit tailor made in Bangkok. found some online which seems have high ratings on Google reviews like - Patrick & co bespoke, AMBFA bespoke tailor etc but have no experience with them previously . I had previously made a couple of suits in Phuket couple of years ago when I was travelling. I whet by the Google reviews but was not very pleased with the quality of the stitching. So don’t want that to happen again .. so looking for some recommendations for good custom tailors for suits and shirts in Bangkok . Any recommendations will be very much appreciated submitted by /u/mindspin1981 [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/YR1UIok Bangkok Hotel Deals
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Just moved here. Condo in Lat phrao 48

I'm a newbie. Just got here. I want to date a local. Should I learn Thai first, become fluent? Or test the waters now? I'm black, 35, American, I look African though, so I've been told. Might not be a big deal. Women like men everywhere. Lat phrao is so beautiful. The food is already getting me fatter. Should I focus on getting acclimated with language classes or jump into the dating scene Asap. What's your thoughts? I'm BKK newbie. submitted by /u/Secret_Tap746 [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/HYPf5vF Bangkok Hotel Deals
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Need a nice Lasagna place ;D

I’ve been craving a good lasagna lately, anyone got a good place to share? Preferably on a walking distance from a bts or mrt. Thank you! submitted by /u/Nithe6775 [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/21REBVY Bangkok Hotel Deals
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vertigo earthquake

It's been 2 weeks since the earthquake, and I still feel dizzy—especially when I lie down. I get this strange sensation, like everything is spinning or shifting, and it makes it hard to relax or sleep. I'm wondering if anyone else is still experiencing this too? Is it normal to still feel this way after an earthquake, even though everything around seems stable now? And does anyone know what can help with this dizziness? submitted by /u/TimeLengthiness6363 [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/8nuN1f9 Bangkok Hotel Deals
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Living in BKK

Hello everyone, I’m 25 years old, female, from Germany, and I hold a bachelor’s degree. I plan to move to Thailand in February next year. I’m going to apply for a teaching job and will complete my TESOL certification soon. How challenging is it to secure a job there? Should I be on-site for interviews? I’ve read that the next school term starts in April— is that correct? If I arrive in February, will I have enough time to apply for jobs, get a visa, or is that unrealistic? I’d also like to know what to consider when living in Bangkok. Is health insurance typically included? How much should I expect to pay for a phone contract? I plan to eat out occasionally, mainly street food, and cook at home as well. What kind of costs should I expect? I’d appreciate any advice, thank you! :) submitted by /u/Powerful-Ad237 [link] [comments] The Bangkok Community https://ift.tt/c7R8ywg Bangkok Hotel Deals
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