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08-24-22 04:23 #778
Posts: 5452Originally Posted by MissMaryHinge [View Original Post]
If you have agreed to get your result by email or on Line you are then free to leave. If you want a paper results document on site you will have to wait an hour for it. The email or Line message arrives in about an hour as well.
I usually get the 200 baht HIV test and the 200 baht STD / Syphillis test. Some of the other tests will take longer to get results, perhaps days. One blood sample is taken for both and it all takes place in the same building location. I print out my emailed test result document.
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08-22-22 08:38 #777
Posts: 55Red Cross Anon Clinic times, services
Will be looking to get some tests. This place seems a safe bet.
It seems the HIV clinic has different hours (07:30 to 16:30) to the other tests service (8.30-14:30).
How does it work? Do you get one ticket for everything and get tested within those hours? Do you get two separate tickets? It seems to be the same building and entrance from what I can make out.
Any input?
Thanks.
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08-21-22 00:51 #776
Posts: 13Wax in Sukhumvit
Anyone have any good place reccomendations to get a Brazilian wax in Bangkok, Sukhumvit area?
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08-20-22 23:11 #775
Posts: 351Originally Posted by MarkLondon [View Original Post]
Anyways, vacation wise, Thailand and Vietnam are both great. The sex scene in Bangkok is the best, Philippines has a sex scene, absolutley and its cheap but different. The scene in Vietnam really isn't there yet, Thailand its a big part of tourist activities and lots to choose from in all aspects.
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08-20-22 18:11 #774
Posts: 3Which Asian country for holiday and mongering? (Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam or?)
Hi,
I am planning to spend two weeks in Asia later in the year. I am going mostly for holiday but I would like to meet some local girls as well. I am 30 but I am not super attractive. What is the best country to have some hopes with girls for free but where there are also options to pay?
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08-20-22 12:28 #773
Posts: 991Originally Posted by MissMaryHinge [View Original Post]
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08-19-22 13:59 #772
Posts: 55Decent SIM for needs?
Have read the previous on SIMs. Many tourist targeted offers seem to be 15 days and then 30.
I fall in between- 18 days. My needs are the chat apps, email, audio streaming (spotify, radio.). In hotels will use the wifi. Of course.
Calling, audio or video, almost zero. I'd rather get a SIM ready to go for all my needs, preferring not to have to do top ups (unless it could work out better, cheaper to do it easily.) Any input welcome on what on the current market might do me?
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07-12-22 12:08 #771
Posts: 396Originally Posted by HorseTrader [View Original Post]
I couldn't acknowledge on time because I had kinda forgot the password.
I took DTAC from the airport itself. I know I would have saved a few bhaths if I went to mbk, but I didn't have the time.
Thanks once again.
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07-01-22 07:33 #770
Posts: 991Sim Cards
My first card was was an AIS and I have used that Sim for over 10 years. Starting about a year ago I found out I need to keep adding talk time to keep that same Sim and Thai phone number. Thru the AIS app I add 10 baht per month to keep the same phone number. I might add a Senior member here generously went out of his way to try to help by visiting an AIS office in Pattaya for me. Unfortunately I had to find another way to keep my Thai number. I'll respect his privacy and not mention his name. But I am grateful he tried to help me.
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07-01-22 00:48 #769
Posts: 3244 mbs, 10 mbs unlimited etc
Any decent size mall will have little kiosk type shops that sell sim cards from the big companies very cheaply.
Data is usually 4 meg per sec (mbs) and goes up from there.
4 mbs with unlimited data is usually 200 to purchase card then 200 per month. Card is valid for 6 or 12 months.
I have a post paid permanent sim but always have a second burner sim. Current burner is 8 mbs, unlimited data 400 per month, 200 to purchase. Got mine from Terminal 21 second floor but these same little kiosks are everywhere. You do need your passport to get once and they will take a photo of you.
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07-01-22 00:20 #768
Posts: 516USA East Coast to BKK. Where to Connect?
Originally Posted by Askevi [View Original Post]
An itinerary with only one stop and a total time under 25 hours is about the best you can do. Assuming the fares are equal, there are a few variables.
Departure & Arrival Time: I like to leave in the evening and arrive in the morning, the better to head straight for Pattaya. That gives me all day to get settled and take a nap before going out that night. In my view the evening arrival is sub-optimal. If you're headed for Pattaya, you'll arrive in the middle of the night when only the hardest of the hardcore are still up. Bangkok is closer and you'll arrive earlier, but the scene (especially these days) will still be relatively slow. If you choose an evening arrival 6:40 p.m. would be preferable.
Connection Length & Lounge: Any connection shorter than two hours makes me nervous. It's possible to book them, and lots of guys fly thru the airport no problem. But I'm willing to spend another hour or two on the ground to ensure that my connection is not rushed. I don't mind taking a break between flights. If I'm flying business class I can take a shower and enjoy a nice lounge. If I'm flying coach, I've been known to spend some of the money I saved to purchase a pass to a lounge. And let's remember that the global airline system is under strain these days, and it's probably prudent to plan conservatively.
More Research? There are dozens of web sites where international road warriors discuss long haul trips. Check them out.
Bunky
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06-27-22 21:35 #767
Posts: 15925Originally Posted by Zam007 [View Original Post]
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06-27-22 18:44 #766
Posts: 280I second this. I am sure you can get it cheaper outside the airport, but even at half the cost is saving 300 thb worth it for any amount of hassle? Last time through I used exactly the same booth HorseTrader mentioned in baggage claim while waiting for bags. By the time my bags came, and it was not busy and I had flown business so they were first out, I already had my mobile sorted and was out the door and in a taxi in minutes. Honestly it was probably the 2nd quickest pass through from plane to hotel through BKK ever in over 10 years. I have almost never used regular phone minutes, call the girls on Line if you need to talk.
Originally Posted by HorseTrader [View Original Post]
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06-27-22 16:36 #765
Posts: 122Originally Posted by HorseTrader [View Original Post]
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06-27-22 15:13 #764
Posts: 1692Originally Posted by Zam007 [View Original Post]
Perhaps there are better deals, but the one you mention is not expensive and very easy to get. Right in the baggage claim area of BKK airport are a money exchange booth, a small bank of ATMs, and a DTAC booth where you can buy the SIM card, either you or they install it, and you are finished in less than 10 minutes. Those cards come with very few telephone minutes, but you can buy more from any 7-11 cashier. DTAC works well wherever Ive been in Thailand, including the semi-remote drives between Phuket, Anong, Surat Thani, and Nakhon Si Thammarat.
Perhaps searching all the cell carriers will save a small amount of money. For me, I wont consider them because DTAC is so easy.