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I've been living in Thailand for nearly 7 years now. I've been all over Thailand. -Chiang Mai -Chiang Rai -Phayao -Nongkai -Udon Thani -Surat Thani -Khao Sok -Petchaburi -Bangkok -Samut Prakan -Nakhon Nayok -Pattaya -Bangsaen -SriRacha -Chonburi -Rayong -Koh Larn -Koh Chang -Koh Samet -Krabi -Koh Samaeson -Ayuttaya -Kanchanaburi And probably more places that I'm forgetting. So here comes the question: As a long time resident of Thailand who's been almost everywhere, where should I go? I hate to use the term "hidden gem" but I'm sure there must be a couple wise geezers amongst you who have some nice locations that most people have never heard of. Basically, I need an idea on where my girlfriend and I can go over New Years. Hopefully somewhere new and exciting (but still in Thailand).

Great, thanks for the update!

Nope. I haven't yet, but I'm not due for my third for another 6-7 months I think. But I've been assured by my school that when that time comes, at the very least I can get another 2 years if I just show I enrolled in the St. Theresa program. So they said I could pay the initial fee (like 25,000 or something) and just not show up to any of the classes if I want to get another 2 year waiver. But obviously this is not a long term solution...

Hey guys, I could really use some help... My final temporary teaching license expires in April of 2023. So now I gotta figure out how to get my permanent teaching license. But I feel like pulling my hair out!!! I can't get clear information about how to do it. My school told me the only institution in Thailand that offers a path to a permanent teaching license is St. Theresa International College in Nakorn Nayok. I don't think that's correct. How could there only be one option in all of Thailand??? And I definitely don't want to go this route because I live more than 2 hours away. So it would be a nightmare getting to and from St. Theresa every Saturday (for 1.5 years!) What are my other options? Ideally I'd like something completely online. But I could probably make it work if the university is in Chonburi or Bangkok, too.