MarvinBemand

We are Australian/Thai couple who live in Bangkok, we will be staying in Hua Hin, in a 2 bedroom hotel room. We need a Nanny/Nurse to stay with us from Dec 30 to Jan 2 (inclusive) to take care of our newborn infant who will be 8 weeks old. Infant care experience is a must
You will be required to sleep in same room as baby and take care, feed and change as required for 3-4 days.
Excellent salary. All food and transport costs provided as well.
Email us [email protected].

It is simply my preference, prefer for 'green' reasons not to use disposable nap pies. So is there a service in Bangkok ?

We are expecting a baby in the next few months, and we are interested in a Nappy Service where they drop off cloth nappies and they take away the old soiled nappies.

I have looked online, I couldn't find any.

Does anyone know of any in Bangkok ?

Thank you for your info !

How long does it take at the airport (how much time should I allow before I fly?)

i am on a tourist visa and thinking about travelling oversease, i understand i can apply for a re-entry permit at Immigration, but can i do this at the airport before departure ? will be more convenient.

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MB

Does anyone know where I should go to have my dining room chairs recovered ?

I also need to do sand for my dabbed on my verandah ?

I live in Bangkok. Would greatly appreciate anyone's advice.

Mb

Please Clarify.

Do all Work Permits require a University Degree ? I have never had to show in the past (I dont have one). I am Married to a Thai and wish to apply for O Visa, how does this apply to me. I would like to come see you to get this sorted out. Please call me 086780 3801. MB

I am married, however, a close friend has lived with a girl for 2 years (in Thailand) and is concerned about the "NEW LAWS" regarding Defacto relationships in Thailand.

Has anybody got the latest information regarding Defacto Relationships in Thailand that were recently introduced in the last few months. It is his understanding that the laws had recently changed that defactos (in Thailand) after 2 years can take 50% of all assets.

Cheers

MB

Who really cares about Abhisit's status, he is the Prime Minister, so follow him until the next election.

Democracy is managed by the vote,... NOT by 100 or 1,000 people protesting eating som tum and waving sticks in the air.. LOL

If you dont agree with an outcome of an election, then change it, AT THE BALLOT BOX! That is democracy...!

Thailand needs to UNITE, instead of the infighting.

The red shirts would be better served trying to conciliate with other parties, instead of bringing Thailand into disrepute. YET AGAIN!

By the way, maybe the reds cant appreciate intelligence, but having a PM who was educated at Eton in UK, amazing to have such an intelligent PM. Well Done Mr Abhisit, keep up the great work !

Is there no freedom of speech ??