Hua Hin Forum

Just for the record i dont think we need any Starbucks in Hua Hin, plenty of little espresso/coffee bars around:)

I have to agree with pharvey

I always have a bottle of Jamiesons handy, at the moment i have a nice signature reserve i will be enjoying in the coming weeks.

HHTel I should have clarified, i obtained my 1yr spouse visa in Australia before visiting Thailand, and it was a very simple process, no interviews, just provided some basic documentation. Maybe more complicated in the UK, and i chose the spouse visa as i believe it will allow me to work in Thailand...

Hi If you are married to a Thai national as i am, best off with a 1 yr spouse visa, this will allow multiple entries into Thailand, and you wnt need to visit the immugration office in Hua Hin every 90 days to get an extension. From what i understand the spouse visa also allows you to apply for a wor...

As others have highlighted do you homework before committing to a decision, you need to come to Hua Hin for a 2 week stay, take the time to talk to property agents, get a feel for where you wish to live, and if possible talk to any potential owners that may have already bought into exisiting and new...