@juehoe
Swiss expat in Thailand
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About me
Swiss, Married with children
Lives in Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan
Speaks German, English, French, Thai
Registration: 26 April 2010
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Thai Credit Cards by brucejomms
Hi there, can foreigners on Retirement Visa get a Thai Bank CC. I gues it would be very difficult considering you are not Thai... Thoughts, Experience..
@Leeds forever! It works as a CC within the limit. But i keep my limit low, because I don’t want that the bank blocks a lot of money. My limit is 30,000. If I want to buy something for 50,000, I transfer the remaining amount to the CC. Read More
Thai Credit Cards by brucejomms
Hi there, can foreigners on Retirement Visa get a Thai Bank CC. I gues it would be very difficult considering you are not Thai... Thoughts, Experience..
I have a credit card from Krungsri and it was easy (but more than 10 years ago).It is important to know that banks block the limit plus reserve on the account. My limit is 30,000 and the bank is blocking 40,000. That's why I chose the smallest limit ... Read More
Managing child-related expenses in Thailand by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Embarking on an expat journey to Thailand with children presents unique challenges, particularly concerning the financial considerations related to raising kids. Whether you are planning to relocate to Thailand or have already ...
Here the link to our school in Hua Hin: https://bys.ac.th/bilingual/byshuahin/index.php/en/ Read More
Managing child-related expenses in Thailand by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Embarking on an expat journey to Thailand with children presents unique challenges, particularly concerning the financial considerations related to raising kids. Whether you are planning to relocate to Thailand or have already ...
The school is BYS (Beaconhouse Yamsaard) end of Soi 94. They offer classes fromKindergarten (K) up to graduation (S6). My children are now in P6 and started in K1. I am very happy with this school. The classes are not so big as others schools in Hua ... Read More
Managing child-related expenses in Thailand by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Embarking on an expat journey to Thailand with children presents unique challenges, particularly concerning the financial considerations related to raising kids. Whether you are planning to relocate to Thailand or have already ...
@Cheryl I have 2 boys (12 years old) and we are living in Hua Hin. Most child-related expenses are cheaper than in my home country Switzerland. Many things also depend on your own requirements and life style.The biggest spending is for the school. ... Read More
Thermal printer paper by scbrock
HelloThis may seem kind of a random question but does anyoneknow if paper from a thermal printer is accepted by immigrationfor various documents and so on? The paper is different fromregular paper and they can be particular about some thingsThank you
@Leeds forever! The recycled paper was not white these days (2011). Read More
Thermal printer paper by scbrock
HelloThis may seem kind of a random question but does anyoneknow if paper from a thermal printer is accepted by immigrationfor various documents and so on? The paper is different fromregular paper and they can be particular about some thingsThank you
@Leeds forever! The local authorities can be very «complicated». As some of them accept or like double-side printed documents and others not. I alway ask in advance when I am not sure. But experience since 2011 is that they don't accept ... Read More
Thermal printer paper by scbrock
HelloThis may seem kind of a random question but does anyoneknow if paper from a thermal printer is accepted by immigrationfor various documents and so on? The paper is different fromregular paper and they can be particular about some thingsThank you
I am not sure. Some years ago I used recycled paper and it was rejected. They want white paper. Read More
90 day reporting by Friendly G34
Ok, so before my first 90 day report date, I went to siem reap, returned March 4th, which reset my 90 day report date to a fresh 90 days. I will be out of the country again, before my new 90 day check in date. My question is, once I return from ...
@Leeds forever! I don't wear a suit and tie, but long trousers, a polo shirt and closed-toe shoes. I've seen foreigners come to immigration in very short pants, sleeveless shirts and flip-flops. The officials say nothing and remain polite. But in ... Read More
90 day reporting by Friendly G34
Ok, so before my first 90 day report date, I went to siem reap, returned March 4th, which reset my 90 day report date to a fresh 90 days. I will be out of the country again, before my new 90 day check in date. My question is, once I return from ...
Of course can I do it by myself, but we have an immigration within a shopping mall and so it is not a big deal to make a visit. I also have the impression that the immigration officers appreciate it. i also wear always proper outfit (not like ... Read More
90 day reporting by Friendly G34
Ok, so before my first 90 day report date, I went to siem reap, returned March 4th, which reset my 90 day report date to a fresh 90 days. I will be out of the country again, before my new 90 day check in date. My question is, once I return from ...
@Friendly G34 I always visit the immigration after a trip and let them set the new date. Read More
Post-Covid-19 situation in Thailand by Mickael
Hello everyone, The COVID-19 pandemic had a huge impact on the world, including on expats' lives. Travel restrictions, business closures, budget cuts, and health measures have created unprecedented challenges for those who have chosen to live in ...
@Leeds forever! Here in Hua Hin, most Thais wear a mask in places like Market Village and Blúport. I also still wear a mask in these locations. Most foreigners don't wear a mask. Read More
Post-Covid-19 situation in Thailand by Mickael
Hello everyone, The COVID-19 pandemic had a huge impact on the world, including on expats' lives. Travel restrictions, business closures, budget cuts, and health measures have created unprecedented challenges for those who have chosen to live in ...
@WDO59 I also still wear a mask in public indoor spaces. After 3 years I am getting used to and I feel «naked» without a mask... Read More
Moving to Hua Hin by Sumner
Anysuggestions as to where to livein Hua Hin. We are retired. Also is Hua Hina good place to move to. Thank you for the previous suggestions from members, any other information, on Hua Hin or any other area of Thailand would be most ...
@lassie1 I am living in Hua Hin since 2011. It is a very good place with good infrastructure. My health insurance is from LUMA since many years and I have no problems. Read More
New Covid outbreak? by Guest234878
Hi everyone.. I watch Thai news a few times per week just to keep up on the western perspective. I have been watching with some excitement as the Thai government announced its latest effort to open Thailand to tourist. It appears that the Thai ...
The government plans to start vaccinations, soon. But as in mist countries, they are behind schedule. The original plan was to start in April. The Thai people can now register for a vaccination. Privat hospitals are allowed to sell shots from June ... Read More