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  1. Courtesy of and thanks to Tywais.

    Thailand Public Holidays 2016/2559 - Items in red are public holidays.

    Download Complimentary 2016 Thaivisa Calendar here - Thaivisa Calendar 2016/2559

    Wallet Size 2016 Calendar .pdf - pdf.gif Wallet Size.pdf 500kB

    1 January (Friday) New Year's Day

    9 January (Saturday) National Children's Day

    16 January (Saturday) Teacher's Day
    8 February (Monday) Chinese Lunar New Year

    9 February (Tuesday) Second Day Chinese New Year

    10 February (Wednesday) Third Day Chinese New Year
    14 February (Sunday) Valentine's Day

    22 February (Monday) Makha Bucha Day
    20 March (Sunday) March Equinox

    6 April (Wednesday) Chakri Day

    13 April (Wednesday) Songkran

    14 April (Thursday) Songkran

    15 April (Friday) Songkran

    25 April (Monday) Royal Plowing Ceremony

    1 May (Sunday) Labor Day

    2 May (Monday) Labor Day Observed

    5 May (Thursday) Coronation Day

    6 May (Friday) Coronation Day Extra Day

    20 May (Friday) Visakha Bucha Day
    21 June (Tuesday) June Solstice
    1 July (Wednesday) Mid-Year Bank Holiday (Auditing)

    18 July (Monday) Extra Holiday

    19 July (Tuesday) Asalha Bucha

    20 July (Wednesday) Wan Khao Phansa (Beginning of Buddhist Lent)
    12 August (Friday) The Queen's Birthday (Mother's Day)
    22 September (Thursday) September equinox
    16 October (Sunday) Wan Awk Phansa (End of Buddhist Lent)
    23 October (Sunday) Chulalongkorn Day

    24 October (Monday) Chulalongkorn Day Substitution
    14-16 November (Monday-Wednesday) Loi Krathong
    5 December (Monday) The King's Birthday (Father's Day)

    10 December (Saturday) Constitution Day

    12 December (Monday) Constitution Day Substitution

    22 December (Thursday) December Solstice

    24 December (Saturday) Christmas Eve

    25 December (Sunday) Christmas Day
    31 December (Saturday) New Year's Eve

  2. I think its more a case of having more time, when you are younger you are too busy earning a living, raising a family and in some cases raising hell, but when you get older, possibly retired, you have more time to appreciate things and more interest in finding things out too.

    Thai Visa with its very ecclectic mix of people from all walks of life and wide variety of skills and backgrounds is a great resource for many things.

  3. Petty childish bickering and some abusive remarks removed.

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  4. Posts removed.

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  5. It seems its time to REPEAT previous warnings.

    The frequent members to this thread know and and it has been posted several times, DISCUSS THE TOPIC NOT THE POSTER.

    Any posts directly referring to or discussing an individual poster will be removed and you may be suspended.

    If you wish to respond to a person/member, use the quote function, there is no need to to keep posting names and making personal enquiries, this is off topic and will be removed.

    If this thread continues to cause problems it will be CLOSED again.

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