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TMT Visa Service Phuket

TMT Visa Service Phuket

    We are a one-stop visa service for foreigners in Thailand. We can assist with Retirement Visas, Marriage & Family Visas, Education Visas, as well as Business Visas. Additionally, we provide visa renewal services, visa extensions and work permits in a professional manner.

    Phuket Information

    Information about Phuket

      Our practical travel guide to Phuket provides essential information before you embark on your journey to this captivating island destination.

      Useful Thai Phrases when visiting Phuket

      Useful Thai Phrases when visiting Phuket

        Here are a few useful Thai phrases and sentences to use when travelling to Phuket and Thailand. Some are casual and just for fun, and some might prove themselves useful, especially when it comes to food preferences or allergies.

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        13 Things Not to Do in Phuket

          Like in any country, there are a few do’s and don’t everyone should respect and a few things you should not do in Phuket.

          Phuket Pronunciation

          Phuket Pronunciation – How to pronounce ‘Phuket’?

            Phuket pronunciation is so obvious to us; we are still surprised when someone says “fooket”, so what is the correct way? The correct way to pronounce Phuket is ‘Poo-ket’ [pʰuːkɛt] (in Thai: ภูเก็ต)

            Phuket International Airport

            Phuket International Airport ✈️

              Phuket International Airport (HKT) serves as the gateway to Thailand’s largest island, located on Mai Khao Beach along Phuket’s west coast. The airport features two terminals, one for international and one for domestic flights, housed in separate buildings.

              7 Buddha Postures

              7 Buddha Postures for the 7 Days of the Week

                There are 7 Buddha postures, one or two for each day of the week, so what do these 7 Buddha postures mean? If you have been to a temple (or ‘Wat’) in Thailand, you might have noticed that the Buddha appears in standing, sitting or reclining postures.