Q.Where are the Volunteer Projects located in Thailand ?
Ans.The Projects are located in and around Bangkok - Ayutthaya and Chiang Mai.
       
Q.When do I need to arrive in Thailand for my program ?
Ans.Volunteers joining the programs in Bangkok need to arrive on a sunday , a day in advance before their program starts.

Volunteers joining the programs in Chiang Mai, need to arrive 3 days prior to the start date ( Friday) . Volunteers are given two days orientatation in these projects which includes city tour.
       
Q.What will happen once I arrive in Thailand ?
Ans.Our staff will be there to meet and greet you at the local airport and from there you will be taken to the accommodation. You will be given Orientation by the local staff either the same day or the next day.
       
Q.When will I know specific details of my placement ?
Ans.Once you have applied, we will send you details of your placement usually within 10 working days.
       
Q.How do I get to the program location ?
Ans.Your local coordinator will take you to your placement and introduce you to everyone after giving you a basic orientation about the program/city/culture etc.

Q.I want to know more about accommodation arrangements ?
Ans.Volunteers stay in a volunteers home , along with other volunteers.

Under the Elephant Park , project volunteers stay within the park itself in a private accommodation.
       
Q.What will be the food arrangement ?
Ans.In Bangkok, volunteers are provided with a self made breakfast and dinner at the house. Luch is usualy provided by the projects on site.

Volunteer are provided breakfast at the volunteers home and the lunch at the project. In the Elephant Camp project volunteers are provided with 3 meals for 5 days in a week.

Q.What is the age range to volunteer ?
Ans.You must be 18 years or older to volunteer. The maximum age limit is 60 yrs.
       
Q.What immunizations/vaccinations will I need ?
Ans.We recommend the volunteers to consult their doctors with regards to the vaccinations.
       
Q.Can couples or families join the volunteer program ?
Ans.You can come in couples or groups as long as most people are above 18.
       
Q.Are there more expenses once I arrive in Thailand ?
Ans.You will need to cover yourself for your personal expenses, such as travelling, telephone, internet, shopping, sightseeing etc. Travelling within Thailand is cheap; however, you should carry at least $50 per week for yourself.
       
Q.Where can I change my money in Thailand ?
Ans.You can change money in any bank or at the airport by showing your passport.
       
Q.Are there ATM’s in Thailand ?
Ans.You will find many from all banks across Thailand.
       
Q.Is there phone and internet available on projects ?
Ans.You can find internet cafes in all but the smallest towns in Thailand, so e-mail will not be a problem. Telephone calls can be a bit difficult, because you need an international telephone booth and a special phone card. Most medium-sized cities have a post office. If you're worried about keeping in touch with your family and friends back home, it may be a good idea to bring your own mobile phone and buy a SIM card in Thailand (about 400 Baht). Tell your family not to worry if they don't hear from you for a few days.
       
Q.What hours will I volunteer every day ?
Ans.Volunteers usually work for 5‐6 hours a day depending on their program. You will have weekend off so you can go to travel on weekends. However some organizations will need you to work on some Saturdays as well.
       
Q.Are we able to do any sightseeing or travelling in weekends?
Ans.You will usually have 2 free days per week, you can utilize this time for anything you like. All costs are at the volunteer's expense. Volunteers can explore the region around their camp during their free time, which will be mostly on weekends. . If you want to see more of Thailand after your stay with us, make sure to schedule in some extra weeks at the end of your trip to explore the country.
       
Q.Is Thailand safe ?
Ans.Most travelers know Thailand as a country of peace and harmony. Travel is easy to arrange (via train, bus, taxi and various forms of public transportation) and inexpensive. There are many places to visit, and finding food is never a problem. No matter what the time, you can always find something to eat or drink in the little stalls that line Thailand's streets.

Q.What are the best months to travel in Thailand?
Ans.This is to some degree a matter of preference. Many people prefer to come during the dry season in December to February and June to September, when the daytime temperature isn't overwhelmingly hot and the nights are cool and pleasant. The vegetation is more lush and most flowers bloom during the wet season (October till the end of November). The summer starts on March and ends around May, you have to endure higher temperatures. Thailand is a geographically diverse country, and the seasons vary somewhat depending on what region you will be visiting. Most good guidebooks will have more specific information that you can check.
       
Q.Do I need travel insurance ?
Ans.Yes, it is included in the program fee that you pay to Volunteering Solutions