kiwifreakboy
New Zealander expat in Thailand
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12
About me
New Zealander
Lives in Khon Kaen
Registration: 16 November 2011
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Hi new member here.. by marshmallow
hi all.. i'm new member here.. just curious , i m moving to shanghai next month and just wanna know if it is possible to work part time there while learning language. and is there any part time job which the requirement does not include chinese ...
Yes your best bet is as English tutor. You could also try one of the bigger English teaching firms who could also take you on part time. Read More
Thai law that restricts jobs foreginers can do by takemitsu1957
Does anyone kindly tell me whether a free-lance translator like me can work in Thailand? Is it prohibited for foreigners to be engaged in translation to make a living in Thailand?
Yes you need a work permit to work legally in Thailand, even as a freelancer. One route is to get a legal teaching job and then freelance in your spare time although this is still not strictly legal. Read More
Looking for schools in Bangkok by Moondoggy
I currently live in New York, but I am relocating to Bangkok later this year. My wife and 8 year old daughter live in Kalasin, where she attends St. Joseph's Catholic School. I am trying to learn as much as I can about primary education in Bangkok ...
Try the isat.or.th website which has all the international schools in Thailand. You can filter by Bangkok. Read More
Considering Expat to Phuket by Pufferfish
I have been reading blogs and forums from you folks that have taken the plung and made the move to Phuket. From everything that I have read, it appears that it would make a fine place for my husband and I to retire. I do have a few ...
If you are in a residential estate you may have more/less problems than other houses depending on water supply. The estate we were in had a very old water system and we often had problems. Might be something to check with when considering ... Read More