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Moving to Bangkok in August for 2 months


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I'm moving to Bangkok in August with my family (including 2 children). We will be there until November. Where should we live?

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I'm moving to Bangkok in August with my family (including 2 children). We will be there until November. Where should we live?
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Not enough details to answer. Bangkok is a very large area, approximately 600 square miles.

Base your housing location on travel. Transportation is a critical parameter in Bangkok. Characterized as "a nightmare parking lot". Live near the location you are moving to Bangkok for. Review transportation, sky train, subway and buses. Also, review traffic for possible taxi transport.

Select lodging accommodations to allow for a "short (time-wise)" commute.

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Not enough details to answer. Bangkok is a very large area, approximately 600 square miles.

Base your housing location on travel. Transportation is a critical parameter in Bangkok. Characterized as "a nightmare parking lot". Live near the location you are moving to Bangkok for. Review transportation, sky train, subway and buses. Also, review traffic for possible taxi transport.

Select lodging accommodations to allow for a "short (time-wise)" commute.
probably as good advice as you will get. Try to avoid using an estate agent or the internet, work colleagues or even people working at a hotel where you might stay initially would be much better sources.

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