IFA HR launches 4th project in Thailand

IFA Hotels & Resorts (IFA HR), a leading international resort and residential developer, has launched its fourth residential development in Pattaya, Thailand. Unixx South Pattaya, a 1,207-unit dual-tower project is being built by award-winning, Bangkok-based property developer Raimon Land, in which IFA HR has a major shareholding. The launch follows a string of successful developments […]

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Thailand Immigration Rules Eased

Thailand Immigration Rules Eased for Alien Specialists to work on the revival of flood-stricken manufacturing facilities The Cabinet has approved a decision to be lenient on immigration and visa rules for foreign specialists employed by Thai or foreign operators to work on the revival of flood-stricken manufacturing facilities. Deputy Government Spokesman Chalitrat Chandrubeksa said the […]

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Singapore still tops with expats: HSBC Expat Explorer website

An online survey conducted by HSBC Bank has ranked Singapore as the top overall destination for expatriates, with South-east Asian countries also faring strongly – for those without children, that is. The results, released on Monday, canvassed more than 3,500 expats in 31 countries. Factoring in three criteria – economics, experience and raising children abroad […]

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A&O, Bakers tie up financing for Thai power plant project

Allen & Overy (A&O) and Baker & McKenzie have advised on the financing for the first large independent power producer project in Thailand to close since the global financial crash. According to A&O, the $1.18bn (£760m) project financing for the 1,600MW, combined-cycle, natural gas-fired power plant in the Nong Saeng district (around 100km north of […]

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New round of independent power plants to focus on coal in Thailand

The government plans to open bids for an independent power producer programme, possibly in the coming year. Energy Minister Pichai Naripthaphan said the new round would give a particular focus to coal-fired power plants because the country is too dependent on natural gas, which accounts for more than 70% of power generation. The appropriate number […]

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Malaysia's New engineering measurement standards to improve project delivery, say players

Industry players believe that the introduction of the ‘Malaysian Civil Engineering Standard Method of Measurement’ by the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) will improve project delivery. Quantity surveyor MCM Value Sdn Bhd’s (MCM Value) president Mohd Mazlan Che Mat said the document – set at almost to the international standard – would guide the construction […]

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