Education System in Thailand: A Guide for Expats
Everything you need to know about public, private, and international schools in the country.
Everything you need to know about public, private, and international schools in the country.
Teaching English is a highly popular option for many expats who want to stay long-term in Thailand. With hundreds of language schools, English programs and private tutoring jobs available, there’s no shortage of opportunities. Most schools in Thailand will accept a bachelor’s degree and 120-hour TEFL certificate as qualifications. However, for those who are thinking … Read more
How to enter the country with Category Two through Category Four drugs.
This article shows you how to move to Thailand from the UK, survive the first year, and thrive in the Land of Smiles.
Thailand isn’t one place: Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Pattaya, Hua Hin, and Koh Samui offer different lives. An honest look at the six best cities for long-term expat living, what each costs, where to live, and the downsides most guides skip.
No teaching degree? No problem. Here’s how you can start teaching in Thailand while working toward your teaching certificate.
There are plenty of good reasons to consider retiring in Thailand: nice weather, low cost of living, inexpensive, high-quality medical care, and world-class beaches right on your doorstep being just a few of them. And compared to some countries, the process of acquiring a retirement visa here is quite straightforward. However, once you’ve got your … Read more