School education in Thailand lasts for a duration of 12 years. The first 9 years of school are mandatory for students. Secondary education is divided …
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Thai school year starts in mid-May when the rainy season commences and ends at the beginning of March as the hot season rolls around. The first semest…
As far as ESL job requirements to legally work in Thailand go, the most non-negotiable item is a 4-year college degree. In nearly all cases, at the ve…
The Thai government recognizes “native speakers” as those who hold passports from the USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
If y…
To legally work, a non-immigrant b visa is a requirement to teach in Thailand. The “B” stands for “business.” While working as a foreign English teach…
Transportation
Air-con bus was 8 baht and the non-aircon was 3 baht, so this expense was barely a few hundred baht a month.
Utility bills
No…
Living cost is surely differs for each person’s lifestyle. In this guide, we list all the fundamental costs — from basic necessities like rent, food, …
People often ask me why I return to places I’ve already visited instead of exploring somewhere new. Well, that’s an easy answer: because I feel a…
Thailand is one of the most favorite destinations in Southeast Asia for many people, offering an affordable and convenient standard of living for loca…
Again, Thailand’s immigration system is a bureaucratic maze that operates primarily on the whim of whatever particular official is handling an issue a…
A college diploma, a valid non-b visa, and native speaking status or proof of English proficiency are the essential requirements to teach English in T…
As mentioned above, a “non-immigrant B visa” (often abbreviated as simply a “non b visa”), is required for foreign English teachers or any other forei…
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