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  1. 20 hours ago, freeworld said:

    The dentists doctors do their rounds at different clinics and hospitals, some even teach at universities.

     

    Not Pattaya but the dentist I see at Samitivej hospital is in full time attendance and she is booked up months in advance.

    yep,  got an appointment for June 30 at a dental hospital.

  2. 12 minutes ago, NoDisplayName said:

     

    If they used Wise to send a SWIFT, then they have a Wise account, so they could have simply sent the money to your Thai bank using Wise. 

     

    Wise would deduct a ~ 3.50-pound fee and then convert pounds to baht using the market rate.  Then baht would have been deposited into your Thai account from their local account.

     

    500 pounds = 22,750 baht

    https://wise.com/gb/send-money/

    Exactly. I know that Krungthai  will charge you up to 1500 for sending money to a foreign country. But receiving? Haven't had time yet to go to Krungthai, will go in soon.

  3. 4 hours ago, Upnotover said:

    Ah yes, thanks for that.  So it appears the OP was actually sent EUR which would explain the missing amount.

    Tbh, I'm not that familiar with wise.  I was sent Euro to my Krungthai bank account and there converted to Thai Baht.  i asked the sender and they said the fee must be on my side.

    So, what can I do - or they do - to avoid that high fee? Are there better types of wise transactions?

  4. 11 hours ago, AventurasEnMadrid said:

    Yep, that's what I'm doing. Just wanted to hear some feedback from people who use both as well.

    I had a look before and thought Bitkub has better prices and higher volume compared to Satang. One negative thing at Bitkub is that not for all cryptos you can set a stop loss!!!! About Satang don't know. I was looking into Satang's partnership with Binance. Sending fiat from Satang to Binance and trade at Binance. Maybe someone has information how that works and costs involved.

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  5. 10 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

    Ok, thanks. I tried this link which suggests you need an appointment.  https://qlegal.consular.go.th/customer/create  And indeed you can make an appointment for Chaeng Watthana, but not for MRT Klong Toei. Now I'm more confused than before.

     

  6. 2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

    Have you tried contacting a translation service since that is part of their business. They will do it for you.

    I contacted three or four. Just one answered,  but said can't go there (in behalf of me) because the office wouldn't be agency friendly. Instead offered an appointment to go with them in 3 weeks time. If I had to go there by myself, would I need an appointment? See here conflicting answers. Is office in MRT Khlong Toei still an option?

  7. On 6/22/2022 at 2:11 PM, DrSlippy said:

    No matter what you study, you will need to take the test if you graduate after 2019. If you only care about the license, choose the fastest and easiest. I know people who have done all of them, there is also an English language M.Ed program at ABAC.

     

    There is also a B.Ed course at RMUTR if you didn't have an undergraduate degree.

     

    https://tesoldegreethailand.com/

     

    If you want to avoid the test, I suggest finding a program that licenses you in your home country.

    Only a choice if you live in Bangkok and can attend all sessions.

    On the B.Ed website it says:  ..........This degree program is almost entirely weekend courses. 

    Program: 4 years, possible to finish in 3.5 years.  

    Each course is 5 consecutive weekend days. Course hours are from 9 a.m. until 3-4 p.m. You must attend each day of the course. If you miss one day you lose a letter grade. If you miss two days you will fail that course............

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