LolaS

No, not in the milions years.

there will be war in Yermenia and Azerbejan, probably proxy war of russia, 

and Georgia will always be victim of it. 

Plus highly racist, highly cold, and underdeveloped. 

thailand has state of the art medical equipment, they have here even cyber knife, do they have it in georgia? i dont think so

On 7/6/2020 at 8:06 AM, Snackbar said:

Undergrads must achieve a 2.00 gpa after two years to avoid expulsion.

 

Half of all applications are culled or drop out before graduation 

 

That’ll be a 50% ‘failure rate 

2.5

On 6/10/2020 at 10:27 PM, Brian K said:

I am looking for online teaching opps in other countries, not Thailand.  As i stated in my initial email, many unis around the world have vacancies for remote lecturers but they tend to want people to be based in the same location as the uni.  

yes you need to be based there, since there is requirement to go to seminars and you need to do papirology on site, a lot of bureaucracy at unis

We are used on double pricing in Europe, the locals pay taxes and they support institutions,it is far from foreigners outsiders to have different rate

not a single one in chiang mai,

everything is empty of tourists

21 hours ago, Brian K said:

Thaks but I am looking to teach Social Sciences and Humanities not English.

you cant teach them online in thailand, 

there is university of people,

is this related for thailand?

On 5/3/2020 at 11:21 PM, daphnia88 said:

 

 

I'm also a university student, and for me personally, online learning works. However, teachers would need to learn how to communicate really well using written instructions, something many Thais, doesn't matter which profession, struggle with (it is related to the culture - too long to explain here). Lots of confusion otherwise.

true,

the main problem is thais professors dont know how to communicate or give directions

master or bachelor?

Burapha uni and Vistec

is Monfort considered international?

23 minutes ago, mapleleafrag said:

Thanks. If I go outside Thailand to get one, can I get a year long multi entry with no issues, providing the ED Visa is cancelled by leaving Thailand so I have a clean slate when applying? 

only in courty of your origin

too long. probation period is only 90 working days.

On 6/13/2019 at 2:47 PM, Pilotman said:

I take it that you are quoting cost of training?  If so, that is cheap in comparison to the UK and US where the training cost up to frozen ATPL with IR can top the equivalent of 4 million Baht. 

per year. only rich and children of expats mixed marriage can afford it. not even all

On 6/8/2019 at 5:37 PM, moontang said:

Not paying taxes... 

property taxes?

On 6/8/2019 at 7:07 PM, Pilotman said:

None of the Companies that I worked for would have accepted Thai University or post graduate qualifications as comparable to those from western Nationally registered and authorised universities. The best that can be said is that they compare with online degrees from those, mainly US Universities, that advertise their "virtual institutions" as credible educational institutions. They may gain a person entry to a western first degree course, but even that is debatable for some subjects. In my airline work with an Asian carrier, we would not accept Thai registered and trained aircrew, only those holding western ATPL, frozen or active, usually together with a suitable rating, even got considered.      

2 milion baht is ATPL in Bangkok

On 6/7/2019 at 2:38 PM, thaibeachlovers said:

If she won't help, go see the police. She is breaking the law.

 

Do you have a Thai wife/ live in GF? If so, get them to sort it. 

how is she breaking the law?

@Gentlemc landlord have many properties, she invested her money in buying houses and thai style condos around chiang mai,

this house is like 20 years in her possession.

she never had the need of blue book bcs she never lived there.

On 5/26/2019 at 1:11 PM, Dante99 said:

Both require a blue book and your landlord's cooperation in most cases.  Both are about where you live.  What amphur do you live in? 

 

Why didn't you answer the question about the tm30, it is related?

no, you dont need blue book for tm30. 

On 5/24/2019 at 11:22 PM, moontang said:

Su Thep is a Tambon in Mueang, CM.  

not my story or experience

On 5/24/2019 at 9:07 PM, Dante99 said:

Forget the yellow book.  She does not want to help you with it and is giving you the brush off.  

 

Do you have a TM 30 report in your pp?  That is required where as a yellow book is not.

those are two separate issues. why you bring t3o in conversation?

22 minutes ago, crazykopite said:

If she doesn’t have a blue book then she doesn’t have an address for the house you are renting as a blue book is only issued on completion of a build.

what should I do then?

3 hours ago, moontang said:

I bought a condo without bluebook.  A year later, I did the yellow book battle. Started by getting a blank blue... was able to put the seller on the phone with the tesaban.. she didn't have to appear.  Was given a blue, then a few weeks later given a yellow.  Just got a tax free fixed deposit for over age 55 with it... But if you already have one, yellow, get the form from the old place and it is much easier.  I did mine in South Su Thep.. Suthep is so big it is two tesaban.. translation done at cmuli for 300 THB.. translation of passport. But, my tesaban would not give an 8 year resident of the apartments next door one... they said for owner only.. Ymmv. 

I am confused, is this in chiang mai or somewhere else?

mahidol

On 5/20/2019 at 7:08 PM, CMoldie said:

When I recently moved from Santitham subdistrict, where I had a yellow book, to Sansai, I went to Santitham and cancelled my old yellow book and was given a form to take to Santitham. I was issued a new yellow book on the basis of this form. Lola S, have you been to Suthep to cancel the old yellow book and get the transfer form?

problem is they asked me only for landlord blue book. which she claims doesnt have.