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New Guidelines Announced for Safer School Trips in Thailand
Following the school bus fire that saw multiple casualties, supervisory bodies of private and public schools in Thailand have announced new guidelines to ensure better safety for school trips. These include vehicle inspection, parents’ presence, and limited trip distance for example. School trips are a great learning experience, but we also understand parents’ concern for …
Buying a Used Car Offering Great Value for Money in Thailand
Purchasing a car is a major decision in Thailand, particularly because the automotive market offers diverse options. While many individuals are attracted to the allure of new cars, the used car market presents a wealth of opportunities that can deliver exceptional value for money. In this Pacific Prime Thailand post, we explore the reasons to …
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Private Hospitals Consider Leaving the Thai National Health Insurance Scheme
Paiboon Eksaengsri, president of the Private Hospitals Association (PHA), revealed that many private hospitals are considering leaving the Social Security Fund (SSF), a Thai national health insurance scheme that provides health coverage for employees in the private sector. Foreign expats working in Thailand are required to register to the SSF. This Pacific Prime Thailand article …
What Travelers Need to Know About Thailand’s Plan for Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)
A talk is ongoing at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Thailand, about the implementation of electronic travel authorization (ETA) for visa-exempt travelers. This means you might need to apply for an online authorization before entering the Land of Smiles. This Pacific Prime Thailand article has compiled all you need to know about this system, what …
Thailand Expands Maternity Leave to 98 Days: A Boost for Working Women
Thailand is set to enhance its maternity leave policy, extending the leave period from 90 days to 98 days. This move is part of a broader initiative by the Ministry of Labour to improve benefits for Social Security Fund members, aiming to better support working mothers and their families. In this Pacific Prime Thailand article, …
The Rising Threat of Mpox in Thailand: What You Need to Know
As global travel resumes and health concerns shift from COVID-19 to other emerging diseases, Thailand finds itself facing a new challenge: the spread of monkeypox (Mpox). The recent detection of the more dangerous Clade 1b strain in the country has raised alarms among health experts and travelers alike. This Pacific Prime Thailand article provides a …
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Thailand Grants 60-Day Visa-Free Stay to 93 Countries Starting July 15th
Thailand has unveiled a comprehensive overhaul of its visa policies, aiming to significantly boost tourism and attract a wider range of international visitors. The new measures, which took effect on July 15, 2024, represent a major shift in the country’s approach to foreign travel and residency. One of the most notable changes is the expansion …
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Why Thailand is an Attractive Country for LGBTQIA+ Expats
Thailand has emerged as a top choice for LGBTQIA+ expats looking for acceptance, legal protections, vibrant communities, and a high quality of life. From an inclusive environment to a wide range of community and support networks, LGBTQIA+ expats are more than welcomed in the “Land of Smiles”. Wonder what makes Thailand a great destination for …
Accessing Telemedicine in Thailand: Benefits and Effective Tips for Expats
Telemedicine in Thailand is revolutionizing the accessibility of healthcare services, offering more efficiency and convenience for medical institutions. From urban Bangkok to remote rural areas, telemedicine services remove geographical barriers, ensuring accessible professional medical services. In the current information age, big data is having a significant impact on people’s lives in just about every way. …
Bangkok: Thailand’s Most Affordable Expat City
From experiencing unique cultures to moving abroad for a more affordable lifestyle, there are plenty of reasons expats travel around the world and visit various countries. No matter the reasons, the cost of living has to be one of the most considered factors when choosing where to stay. In light of the data collected from …
