inspired by the great handbook for Singapore by RubySG.
- Meetups
- Data SIM Card
- Power (Socket)
- Tipping
- Communication
- Getting Around
- Coworking Space
- Food
- License
Check out this comprehensive list on Quora
Arriving at BKK airport in Bangkok, you have the best choice. The 3 major players have their flagship stores in the arrivals hall almost side by side. So you can check prices and compare promotions.
Main carriers:
- AIS
- dtac (DTAC is owned by Telenor both directly and indirectly, and both companies share the same logo)
- TrueMove H
Checkout this extensive guide for all the carriers: http://prepaid-data-sim-card.wikia.com/wiki/Thailand
- Voltage: 220-240 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
No need to tip, leave the coins if you want to get rid of them.
Most hospitality places (hotels, large restaurants etc.) include a 10% service charge + 7% VAT.
The national language is Thai but you can use English to get your way around the city.
A list of common words can be found at thai-language.com/ref/phrases
Use one of the following apps to ensure that the driver will follow the meter:
Many drivers will refuse to use the meter if during rush hour or if it’s raining. Usually best to try and hail a cab off the street and avoid ones that loiter around tourist spots.
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