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Do’s and Don’ts for Pakistani Nationals in Thailand
Do’s and Don’ts for Pakistani Nationals in Thailand
June 13, 2022
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Thailand Embassy Post
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Thailand Do’s
Remove your shoes before entering a temple.
Respect all Buddha images. They are held sacred and sacrilegious acts are punishable by imprisonment, even if committed by Foreign visitors.
Take a water bottle with you while exploring the city.
Insist taxi drivers to switch their meter on.
Beware of scammers and negotiate on price for local goods around 20% discount.
Give a 10% tip to hotel/restaurant waiters.
Try and learn a few basic phrases in Thai, like ‘hello’ and ‘thank you’ and do smile a lot.
Wear a mask at public places and maintain social distancing.
Thailand Don’ts
Don’t treat Buddha images as decoration.
Don’t show disrespect towards the Thai Royal Family.
Don’t cross your legs when you are in the presence of a monk. This applies whether you are sitting on the floor or in a chair.
Don’t touch a Thai person’s head or ruffle their hair. There are exceptions to this standard of behavior.
Don’t place your feet on the table while sitting, don’t point to anything with your feet.
Last modified: June 14, 2022
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