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This will depend on the number of hours /package you agree upon
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Hello,
Was planning to fly in from Bangkok. Does anyone know if we fly from Bangkok to Krabi airport we will be subject to a mandatory 14 days quarantine?
Thanks in advance
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Hi, I can highly recommend my private thai language teacher. Been studying with her for more than 2 years. She can easily meet along the Sukhumvit line.
Her name is June and you can contact her on her Whatsapp: 0877583332
Cheers,
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Hi all,
I had the following question: I am planning to resign from my work end of this month. My notice period will be one month (January 2021). I have accrued Annual leaves (15 days) from my previous year of work (2020). Can I use these accrued annual leaves during my notice period? My employer told me no and these annual leaves can only be accrued on a pro rata basis based on my effective work in 2021 (so basically 1/12 of 15). Is there any legal ground on this as this is the first time I am hearing of such condition.
Thank you for any valuable information
Is it me or? So many cars without plates on the road
in Thailand Motor Discussion
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Have been driving a bit around Thailand over the past year and have been noticing something I didn't really see before (or did not really paid attention before): so many cars are driving with no plates or washed out plates. I could see a pattern that is usually pick ups, modified 'racing' cars and motorbikes.
For the washed out plates: is it due to poor manufacturing standard or are they washed out on purpose? (Saw too many to be just an isolated event).
Am I the only noticing that? Has it gotten worse over the past year?
Anyway sad to see that even this basic law could not be enforced in Thailand (never saw any of those cars being pulled over). Or that so many people think they can get away with it.
Cheers!