Hua Hin Forum

What a delight.. Located in the wilderness of Soi 112 (sorry, 112 dwellers but it is rather remote). My wife and I ventured there tonight. What a great find. First off, a plate of hot bread rolls put on the table. Menu mainly features various cuts of steak imported from Australia and USA, plus a num...

Thanks for the help guys. I asked this question some time ago and I thought I had it sussed but not so sure. We are both British and are living in Korea (was Singapore last time.) we have a home in Pranburi and will move there full time by mid 2016. when I do leave here I was hoping to go to Seoul ...

This is from the 'Ministry of Foreign Affairs' website. Bear in mind that the link given in Nereus's post was in 2013. - In the case where the accompanying spouse is not eligible to apply for the Category ‘O-A’ (Long Stay) visa, he or she will be considered for temporary stay under Category ‘O’ vis...

Ginjaninja wrote:El Murphys.
Morning bread on soi 94 is quite early but I'm not sure how early exactly.

El Murphy I know but accessibility a problem as I need wheelchair or at best, walking stick but not for distance.

Not impressed with Morning Bread. Maybe I am to old and fussy.

Many that I have come across are open after 09.00... ie Oasis 10.00 (sometimes later).
Lins and Buffalo Bill are open before 09.00.
Any other suggestions?
Some of us have to go to work before 09.00.

For those planning on a trip to Savannakhet for a visa, which has been available same day of application, be advised that as from 01/02/15, visa will be available for pickup on the next working day between 1500 and 1630.

What makes you think the rules are circumvented? Well the OP has implied he needs someone to provide the funding required? I would suggest many of those that I know on Retirement Visa, have borrowed the required funds. Not just suggest, I know a number. Some on this Forum. Have checked and there is...

Anyone know of any reputable shops to recommend? There's a certain irony in asking for a 'reputable' business to help you circumvent the immigration rules! :D Would just prefer to pay a bit of money locally to avoid the travelling and inconvenience Understandable, but is it worth leaving yourself o...

l112a6 wrote:Hi,

I'm looking for a visa shop in Hua Hin that can assist to process my O Visa for having a dependent in Thailand.

Anyone know of any reputable shops to recommend?

Looking for a few options.

Cheers

http://huahinvisaservice.com/

how many students per teacher?... i think at that age the ratio is supposed to be 1 teacher for 5 kids?? especially if you have kids in nappies etc etc 3000 a month might be a bit too cheap dare i say it! Regulations require: 1 to 3 years old ... 6 kids per carer 3 to 5 years old ... 10 kids per ca...

Cannot say for sure yet but most likely.

Yes, some of the teachers will definitely be Native Speakers.

We are considering opening a Nursery for kids 1.5 to 4 years, Location would be in central Hua Hin within 1 block from Petchkasem Road. Large area with good outside play area. Price would be about Baht 3,000 / month Offer English only program to all nationalities. Proposed opening date in 01 June 20...

CorbinTalbot wrote:Thanks everyone for the replies.. I will not partake in any work, I am currently in Hua Hin, love it.

See my PM.

Lomu is correct. 30 days at airport (it is not a visa), which can now be extended a further 30 days.