Where is the volume of traffic equivalent to Thaivisa forum?
Apr 16th 2014, 7:13 am
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Where is the volume of traffic equivalent to Thaivisa forum?
Although better than expat go Malaysia this forum is rather small scale gor expats in Malaysia.
Apr 16th 2014, 7:16 am
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Re: Where is the volume of traffic equivalent to Thaivisa forum?
Apr 16th 2014, 8:14 am
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Re: Where is the volume of traffic equivalent to Thaivisa forum?
Mikelinics, Of course you are correct.
I continue my search for country-specific forums (Sri Lanka, Nepal, etc). Tauwan has a very good one. For me the key is that the forum has substantial participants. When I worked in Sai Gon in 2091 there were two relatively uncensored Vietnam forums. Both have disappeared.
Another reason could be that Thailand is perhaps the favourite expat destination (although not for me).
This forum has the advantage that participants may have experience living in multiple Asian nations.
I continue my search for country-specific forums (Sri Lanka, Nepal, etc). Tauwan has a very good one. For me the key is that the forum has substantial participants. When I worked in Sai Gon in 2091 there were two relatively uncensored Vietnam forums. Both have disappeared.
Another reason could be that Thailand is perhaps the favourite expat destination (although not for me).
This forum has the advantage that participants may have experience living in multiple Asian nations.
Apr 17th 2014, 12:12 pm
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Re: Where is the volume of traffic equivalent to Thaivisa forum?
Mikelinics, Of course you are correct.
I continue my search for country-specific forums (Sri Lanka, Nepal, etc). Tauwan has a very good one. For me the key is that the forum has substantial participants. When I worked in Sai Gon in 2091 there were two relatively uncensored Vietnam forums. Both have disappeared.
Another reason could be that Thailand is perhaps the favourite expat destination (although not for me).
This forum has the advantage that participants may have experience living in multiple Asian nations.
I continue my search for country-specific forums (Sri Lanka, Nepal, etc). Tauwan has a very good one. For me the key is that the forum has substantial participants. When I worked in Sai Gon in 2091 there were two relatively uncensored Vietnam forums. Both have disappeared.
Another reason could be that Thailand is perhaps the favourite expat destination (although not for me).
This forum has the advantage that participants may have experience living in multiple Asian nations.
What is the World like in 2091, I wonder?
Apr 17th 2014, 1:36 pm
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Re: Where is the volume of traffic equivalent to Thaivisa forum?
Hehe 
. Do you know.....me and Mr bakedbean got our passports wrongly stamped at the Thai/Malaysian border one time. It was forward in time. We didn't notice. Then when we went to fly out of Penang to Singapore some months later, the Immigration guy noticed that we were leaving before we had arrived 
. He thought it was really funny. Great sense of humour Malaysians.
. Do you know.....me and Mr bakedbean got our passports wrongly stamped at the Thai/Malaysian border one time. It was forward in time. We didn't notice. Then when we went to fly out of Penang to Singapore some months later, the Immigration guy noticed that we were leaving before we had arrived . He thought it was really funny. Great sense of humour Malaysians.
Apr 20th 2014, 7:53 am
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Re: Where is the volume of traffic equivalent to Thaivisa forum?
Luckily it was fast forward instead of back. You may be charged for overstaying 
Hermespan is right. A great forum is made of people contributing regularly.
Hermespan is right. A great forum is made of people contributing regularly.
Apr 20th 2014, 12:30 pm
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