New members of the Thailand forum, introduce yourselves here – June to December 2017

Hi Rejoice,
Thank you for your information.
I'll check it.

Regards

Hello Jean- Baptiste
j espere que tu va bien, je suis a Bangkok pour le boulot depuis  deux mois, si tu tiens vraiment a travailler ici et a avoir ton petit train train.. accroche toi, parce que la vie est de loin d être la meme qu en Australie.. mon arrivée a été assez difficile a vivre pour ma part.. pour tt avouer j ai tjrs autant de mal a me faire a Bangkok. (après tt depend de chacun)

Pour ce qui est du boulot ici, il faut savoir que très peu de thaïlandais parlent anglais.. du coup si tu veux vraiment trouver un poste  d homme a tout faire' je te conseil de viser les grosses boites.. en ce qui concerne les postes a pourvoir.. tu aห de nombreuses pages fb d expat qui peuvent  te venir en aide mais le mieux restent de venir voir sur place.

Pour être honnête je pense que tu vas plus avoir envie de vadrouiller a droite a gauche plutôt que de bosser ici.. surtout que Bangkok est loin d être représentatif de la Thaïlande, mais bon ca, c'est mon avis     

As tu deja une date d arrivée de prevu?
Et ou es tu en Australie?

a bientot peut etre


ps; dsl pour les fautes.... clavier thaïlandais.

Anissa

Hi Anissa,

Welcome to Expat.com

Note that you are on an english speaking forum, could you please post in English only so that everyone can read and understand your messages.

Thank you

Chris
Expat.com

Hi there! I'm moving soon to Thailand. Hope I can meet new friends there. I speak English and Bulgarian.

Good day!

New in Thailand from Phil.

Welcome to Thailand. I'm sure you will like the Thai life.

New in thailand too

Hi, Sydney-sider considering a move with a family to Bangkok!

Hi Everyone!

My name is Raj, I am from Canada. I am a recent business school graduate, specializing in International business. I had an exchange semester in Bangkok in 2015 and have fallen in love with the country.

I would love the opportunity to work and live abroad in Thailand. Please reach out if any opportunities arise!

Regards,

RP

Woffgm
Hi all.    I am looking to build two houses in the Surin (Isaan) area late next year and will be building with steel frames and trusses.   Does anyone have a builder or two in Isaan area who builds with steel frames and trusses????

Regards
Gary

Hi,
I am Nick.
I live in Bangkok for more than 28 years.
I speak fluent Thai/ Japanese / English.
I am in Marketing,Publis relations & Freelance Consultant with a 29 years experience in various fields almost all Asian & Oceanic countries.
I am looking for a Job in Bangkok where my contacts & experience can be used on all levels.
Thanks.

Hi, I am Nick. I live in Bangkok more than 28 years.Let me know if anybody needs any info or  supporting advice.
I speak fluent ThI/ Japanese/English & have good friends around.
C u guys..ciao

Hello my friend, one of my travel groups is working on a trip to Thailand for September 2018. I am considering retiring there so I have quite a few questions to ask lol...maybe when I come there you can help me experience Thailand through your.
Vastina

Hi Julien, new here and do not really understand how after a few hours checking on "expat.com", I felt here in english suddenly ! Anyway, I'm looking forward creating a new life in Thailand, after 15 years in French Polynesia...My main work axe is "International Sales & marketing manager (senior ! at 55 years old!) and....looking for a job ! Best. Henri

Sabai Dee?

         I'm new here, but already a long time in LOS. Thank you.

Hello Jean-Baptiste 
I hope you're fine, I'm in Bangkok for work for two months, if you really want to work here and have your little train train .. hang on, because life is by far to be the same as in Australia .. my arrival was quite difficult to live for me .. to confess I have tjrs as much trouble to me in Bangkok. (after each depends on each)

As for the job here, you have to know that very few Thai speak English .. so if you really want to find a job as a man to do everything 'I advise you to target the big boxes .. Regarding posts to fill .. you have many pages of expat fb that can come to your aid but the best is to come see on the spot.

To be honest I think you're more likely to want to wander to the left rather than work here .. especially that Bangkok is far from representative of Thailand, but hey, that's my opinion 

Do you already have an expected arrival date?
Where are you in Australia?

see you soon maybe


ps; dsl for faults .... Thai keyboard.

Anissa

Hi Chris, 

It was a private message in French. Maybe you should have Admin remove it.

Hi I'm Jill, I'm currently in Ban Chang, Rayong. I've been teaching here since May last year in a school, however I'm interested in new career ideas. I love teaching but I also love being outdoors, scuba diving and any type of design.

Hi Everyone. Am Paul, Chinese Singaporean living in Bangkok now.

Hi Folks,

Moved to Thailand from Philippines. Working as an IT professional.
Excited for my journey here. I do enjoy a perfectly blended hot coffee-weekend badminton grind  and time with Nature.

hi Paul

this is james. i am interested to move to bangkok and find work there. Any advice ?

hi

i am from Singapore and wanted to move to Bangkok. I am also a IT Professional

can we able to share on your experience ?

I have 2 years now staying here in Thailand.

Hi,

My husband and I are planning on moving to Thailand for a couple of years in 2018. Initially we were planning on commencing our stay in Chiang Mai, now we are thinking of Who Samui. We have stayed in Kho Samui previously in the big hotels. Now we would like to rent a 2-3 bedroom house close to the beach. Any suggestions as my current research shows that the housing is quite different than what I have been looking at in Chiang Mai. Can anyone suggest areas as well? many thanks.

Hi,
I am about to retire and l would like to make a fresh start and get away from the materialistic life style and chill out and then do something meaningfull rather than the corporate existence thus far in my life.
I have been to Thailand a number of times and up to Chaing Mai and Chaing Rai a couple of times and see myself there long term.
However I have an 11 year old mini schnauzer dog who is my best friend and I would not leave him behind. I have spoken to jet pets and the travel is no problem, and I know that the local street dogs can be mean, but i have seen local people in Chaing Mai walking small dogs and even a cat on the street.
Has anyone any experience in taking their dog to Chaing Mai or Chaing Rai.
Any thoughts?

purebluelim wrote:

hi Paul

this is james. i am interested to move to bangkok and find work there. Any advice ?

Welcome James, and all the others!

The first thing you need to do (if you haven't already) is learn about Thailand's restrictions on what kind of work a foreigner is allowed to do in Thailand.

Do you perhaps have "that list" please?

Hi all,

I'm Nicky - planning on moving to Thailand next year and bring my dogs with me. Does anyone have experience with pets in Bangkok? Are there good vets, places to take dogs , groomers other pet services ect? This is something that worries me the most . Would appreciate any guidance or advise on this topic!

pet friendly accomodation will obviously be my top riority when looking for a place .. luckily I will move first and my pets about a month later so have time to set up ect.

Look forward to chatting. Thanks

Hi there,

I'm Renato and I've been living in Bangkok for 2 years. I'd like to make some new friends!

Miriii wrote:

Do you perhaps have "that list" please?

Mirii, it's on this very same forum:
https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=143921
Enjoy.

Hi I am Abhi from Nepal. Just joined the forum, looking to learn/share experiences of expat life in Bangkok

My Name is Mostafa, from Egypt.
Currently based in Bangkok to study MBA.

Looking for Part time job and room near to Siam University

I will let other tell you in their own way, this is not the place to look for a job in Thailand. Sorry

I am so sorry

Mostafa Khalifa wrote:

My Name is Mostafa, from Egypt.
Currently based in Bangkok to study MBA.

Looking for Part time job and room near to Siam University

Very few forum members, if any, will be able to help you find a job. My best advice to you would be to check the JOBS tab at the top of this page and try to google for jobs in Thailand, but don't expect any forum members to help find you a job. Good luck...

Kindly, Zeus

Hello,I'm Rhea,a filipina,looking for a part time house keeping job here in Bkk,if possible in sukhumvit area..I had 3 years experienced housekeeping in Singapore.I am honest,hard worker and reliable..I also had experienced here in Thailand as part time house keeper to expats family..If anyone interested or know anyone kindly contact me..Thanls in Advance.

Hello,

Iam MARK SALA , 38 Years from Jordan ,live in Bangkok / Thailand permanently since 2010.

I would appreciate help anyone want to move to Thailand ,with my experiance in
Thai Culture
Thai Food
Where to live
Expenses
Tourism
Retirment Plans
Accomodations
Travelling
Trading & Business
And more..

Iam a Freelancer Online Marketer,so also if you need any help in Internet
And Online Business ,you welcome.

Iam not Specialist in Tourism but i can provide you with my daiky experiance in Thailand ,which will save your time and money for sure.


Happy to be in this Awesome Community,happy Chrismas and new Year 2018.



Best Regards
Mark Sala

Hello Mark, Just read your post and think you might be the right person to talk to. I'm French from all over the world and settled since 15 years in French Polynesia. International sales & marketing business developper since...30 years !...(time flies !) I want now to settle my life in Bangkok and I'm coming for 2 to 3 month at the end of next january....Have , of course, a lot of questions....Can we open a conversation together ? Best regards. Henri

Dear Henri,
Thank you for your kind reply.

I appreciate offcourse open a discussition togather,and i appreciate help by all my efforts,to let you settle your life in Bangkok ,safetly,successfuly.

Best Regards
Mark Sala