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Thank you! Thai traditional clothes are gorgeous! 😍😍

Hello. Yes, you can apply as a teacher’s assistant. 😊 The requirements for TA here aren’t as strict as a lead teacher.

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Glad you found this helpful po! Thanks for watching 😊🙏🏼

Yes! This Apple store is still in Iconsiam 😁

Yes! It’s my first time there and I love Khao Yai! 😍🌳

Thank you na kha! 😊🙏🏼

Salamat po! 😊🙏🏼

Hi. I think you misunderstood. Of course, an office worker with no teaching experience would NOT be hired as a teacher at an international school. I meant a Filipino teacher who is board-certified, has degrees, and has teaching experience. Between a Filipino teacher and a white teacher with an American passport, the white teacher will be paid more. It's not just Filipinos- other Southeast Asian teachers also receive the same unequal pay. That's just how the current system works here.

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Hi! It’s both, but they will mainly base it on your passport/nationality. Teachers with western passports are paid 3-4 times more. Looking white will also give you an added advantage, so if you’re half white with a US passport, that’s pretty much a guarantee for a high salary in international schools here. Retention is different though. International school parents can be quite fussy and demanding especially since they pay almost a million baht per year for their kid’s tuition. While a strong passport helps with getting a job, keeping that job will require teaching skill, resilience, and adaptability to the school’s politics. Good luck, and I hope this helps! 😊

@@jamrellb Thank you! Problem is, I don't have teaching experience and my bachelor's is Liberal Studies English and Math, so not exactly education. I don't think IS will hire me. In Japan that's ok, they will hire me...but with the new inflation the pay is equal to Thailand! And the food in Japan costs 5x more! Is it possible to still get a decent job teaching job in Thailand with no experience? I don't really look White. I look like those 80's Asian comic characters. Some Pinoys assume I'm Pinoy, some don't. I do well in East Asia. But their economies are so trashed there's no point teaching there. There's no way to save money. I never thought I would see that Thailand and the Philippines are more rich than East Asia. What a crazy year. It's about to get crazier.

@@oodo2908 Some private bilingual schools will hire those with no experience as long as you have a bachelor’s degree and you can teach. The salary isn’t as high, but it’s good enough to get your foot in the door and gain some experience to hopefully get into international schools. As long as you’re smart with your money, private bilingual school salaries are enough to live comfortably here. 😊

@@jamrellb Ohhhh, ok! I will research these bilingual schools...kung at least 1K USD pwede na. Not sure if you've been keeping up with the world economy, but its so bad in America right now that its better to live in SEA off of 1.5K USD a month rather than 3000 (sometimes 4000) in the USA.

@@oodo2908 Wow. I wish you the best and good luck! 😊

Hello Eric! I did some research and found that yes, the visa will restart and give you another 14 days in Hong Kong. However, this “extension” shouldn’t be abused. Doing so might get you into trouble with immigration. Also, I only learned this through online research. Please contact the nearest embassy to get verified and accurate information. Hope this helps and have a safe journey, Eric! 😊

Water fight tayo next year along with other creators! 😁

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It was! 😁

Thank you for watching too! Glad you enjoyed the vlog!

Happy Songkran and Happy Thai New Year to you too! ❤️💦

That’s awesome! Hope you can experience the Songkran craziness again next year! 😁

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Haha my friends are quite shy on camera. Thanks for watching. Glad you found value in this! 🙏🏼

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Hello! Unfortunately the one I know is just around Bangkok, but you can ask from Filipino-Thailand groups on Facebook. Here's a group: facebook.com/groups/FilipinoCommunityThailand/ Hope this helps!

@@jamrellb Thanks! Btw, are there any toll fees that need to be paid?

@@elangnevilos I don’t remember any toll fees, but we did pay 300 baht per person for the national park entrance fee. Just bring extra cash in case there are any changes this year 😊

@@jamrellb Thanks! How about for the land trip from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai and vice versa via hired private car? Are there any toll fees we need to pay since it's quite a long ride (3hrs correct?)

Hello! It's the Charming Chiang Mai Flower Festival at Chaloem Phrakiat Park :)

Ey thanks!

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Glad you found this vlog helpful!

Hi! Most stores accept HKD. I didn’t have to exchange to MOP except at the museum. But you can keep some MOP if you want to be safe 😊

Hi! We walked to the bus stop near the Public Administration building (Edificio Administracao Publica) and rode bus number 25 to the Venetian. Here's the Google Maps link: maps.app.goo.gl/njobkELRECSugsTY9

Hello! I've only been to George Town, so I can't give a comparison yet. I might be able to make a review when I visit there in the future!

@@jamrellb okay thanks

Cool! Btw if you want to connect with the Coralyfe team, the link to their website is in the description box. Their team is nice and friendly :)

Yep! There’s no place like home. Unfortunately not everyone has the privilege to earn that much in our home country, especially parents with lots of mouths to feed :(

That’s awesome! Hope my vids are helpful 😊

Hi! We walked to the bus stop near the Public Administration building (Edificio Administracao Publica) and rode bus number 25 to the Venetian. Here's the Google Maps link: maps.app.goo.gl/njobkELRECSugsTY9

Hi! I didn’t see transport inside, but it’s easy to walk around 😊 The place is huge, but there are benches to sit on and food stalls if you get tired or hungry

Glad you found this helpful!

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Yes! 😍 Anhi na aunte para Eve in Thailand na 😉😁

Wow, congratulations! 25 years of marriage is no easy feat. I wish you both the best! 💍

Hi! It depends on the travel requirements for Indian passport holders. I’ve checked and Thailand is granting a 30-day visa free entry for Indians till May 10, 2024. After that, you may need to apply for visa to enter Thailand. This also applies when you enter by train. Please double check with the embassy closest to your area to avoid problems 😊 Hope this helps.

​@@jamrellb exactly till 10th no visa for thailand and as well as for malasiya you need to register yourself 3 days prior to your traveling date that's called digital card. .. just wanted to know is there any train from phuket/krabi to malasiya (Kuala Lumpur or langkawi)

@@mohammadparvez7482 Hi! I haven't tried from Phuket, but there are articles saying there's a train from Phuket to Padang Besar. Here's one I read: rail.cc/train/phuket-to-kuala-lumpur

Hello! Bangkok to Penang Island, Malaysia po to. Ito po yung Penang to Kuala Lumpur na video: th-cam.com/video/cIhyYdLTy78/w-d-xo.html