Colombia Vs Thailand (Pros and Cons)

[@WheresWes]

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[@AvioftheSand]

Thank you so much for this Wes. I'm in my early 40s now and hope to retire no later than 62 in a foreign country. This was very helpful. Safe travels wherever you go, buddy

[@TheSlashSlingingSlasher]

Colombia for woman. Thailand for everything else. Just being honest.

[@RenataKolar-wy1qm]

Colombia for woman for a weekend

[@Sarah-iv5tu]

“Colombian women” - prostitutes

[@user-ub8uc8gq7r]

Colombia for a girlfriend. Thailand for a wife. Or lady boy wife lol

[@oceanearth2243]

Agreed, I’ve lived in both continents. Cocaine makes central and South America more volatile on all fronts. Asia is so peaceful with a spiritual vibe. It’s hard to even compare apples to oranges

[@travel9two557]

I appreciate the honesty cause I haven’t been to Thailand yet will go soon Only spent a few hours in bogota on a layover last year but I know a lot about both countries And I think this will be my conclusion Will be going to Ecuador then Colombia for the winter months this year

[@alexandergreene6986]

Hey, Wes as always a first star presentation with a very balanced view on the realities of visiting and living in both countries. It's always important, especially for people who have never traveled to understand that they're not in Kansas anymore?

[@ViktorMudryiSW]

I Like this video man, really good info. From Ukraine, Living in Spain, dated lots of latin america girls, dodged few bullets ;) Will live in Thailand, way better choice. Peace of mind is unmatched ;)

[@andrewfreiji4647]

Where are the women better, Latin America or Southeast Asia?

[@TCGTales]

Just dropping this here: Thailand has been through 12 successful coups (as well as many more attempted ones) and multiple constitutions. Last military coup was in 2014.

[@WheresWes]

nice to know!

[@mrnarason]

Yeah not exactly politically stable...

[@TT-jg8ju]

@@WheresWes so it seems colombia is more stable?

[@asendorfyt]

@@TT-jg8ju Colombia has the oldest democracy in South America. Sometimes they have social protests here and there but the main system always remains the same.

[@RamiTravel]

I have been both countries and I didn't expected this but I agree with every point you said.

[@TT-jg8ju]

U sure rami. Every?

[@TT-jg8ju]

More scandenavia vids

[@barnyb777]

I live in Pereira and am about to check out Manizales, so found your vides and eventually landed here. Thailand and Colombia are two of my favorite countries in the world, so that's a comparison I was curious to watch. For me, Colombia wins, but the kitchen in Thailand is SO darn good, it's a very close call. Also, yeah, beaches are more beautiful in Thailand. I especially loved Chiang Mai, imo one of the most beautiful cities in the world. But I do have a very different impression of the honesty factor in Colombia: Living here for in total of 4,5 years, I have come across so many good and kind-hearted people who went out of their way to make sure I was safe, didn't get robbed, paid gringo prices etc...for me, this completely outshines the (admittedly) existing bunch of rotten apples. I understand that your last experiences in Colombia left an extra bitter taste, but I really think the people here are one of the things that makes this country so beautiful and livable. -- Pitty I couldn't say hi to you in person in Manizales. Cheers, mate!

[@blaznpersuasion]

On point Wes! I aspire to make similar videos to this. Love Thailand and havent been to Colombia yet but soon coming

[@blandon2042]

Colombia is the best country to travel to. Finest women in the world.

[@s.patrickholland1078]

Great video man! I am a well traveled digital nomad myself. I've been to Thailand 3x now, most recently earlier this year, but I will be going to Medellin, and Columbia for the first time ever next month. I really appreciate your insight into the cultural differences and similarities between the two. Well done!!

[@juanddv367]

welcom to medellin parcero!

[@wolfxman69]

Colombia 🇨🇴 hands down…come on man

[@WheresWes]

not sure about that bro

[@wolfxman69]

@@WheresWes you had a bad experience and can’t smeared it with your personal experience. Good and bad apples everywhere bro

[@WheresWes]

I did a pretty objective analysis I think. I do think the opposite happens to a lot of Colombian expats, they believe too much in the fantasy and refuse to acknowledge the bad.

[@oceanearth2243]

Thank you Wes, keep it up! I do miss the cold weather of South America! I’m living in the Philippines and it’s just hot as hell 😂

[@ceeIoc]

Wrong. The proportion of bad apples is larger in some countries.@@wolfxman69

[@mgonzalez9724]

Great video. Don't ask me why but Wes seem like that dude that's going to give it to you straight every time. Even if it's not what you want to hear. On a side note, what kind of watch does he have on?

[@WheresWes]

Its a Casio watch I bought in Turkey. Appreciate the comment bro!

[@smithc8351]

Dope video bro! But as a South East Asian I gotta correct you on culture. We’re all about family. We’re not like East Asians (Chinese, Japanese, Koreans) at all. It’s normal for generations of family to stay together even after marriage where we look after our parents til they pass. Matter a fact we dance n wild out just like South Americans (especially in Northern Isan). You gotta remember they call us jungle Asians for a reason cus we’re soulful people. Look at our language n the way we carry ourselves. We’re loud n not shy at all. The “keeping to yourself” is an East Asian thing. Loved the video but I gotta keep it 💯 with you fam

[@WheresWes]

Fair point

[@hyun6926]

Nice comparison video man, hope all is well. Looking forward to a Vietnam video and what you have to say’

[@carlboucher6847]

Fantastic video. This is exactly the kind of comparison video I wanted to watch. Been to Thailand this year and hopefully will check out Colombia next year. Thanks for sharing your experience

[@devildog3799]

Great video! Great analysis! I’ve been in Medellin for over a month now and the fantasy is non sense that most KZbinrs put out there. Even knowing intermediate Spanish, the reality is the mas majority of men only will have access lower strato women 1 and 2 and prepagos. 3 and 4 are reluctant to date foreigners in this paisa regionalista culture. You have to deal with entitled, flaky, opportunistic women and have to screen them hard for your safety in Medellin. Is it worth it to stay here to hopefully get in with 1 or 2 local groups? For me, no. I can see now why you moved to Manizales and assimilated in a church and found a decent woman (middle class). That is not easy to do in Colombia at all! Granted, I empathize with how that unfortunately played out. It’s not that easy to date here guys, you just don’t know what they are into in Medellin and there is a different set of rules that these chicas place for foreigners. You have to really pay attention to their actions. Single moms are everywhere which takes them out of taking them seriously for me. I think that Colombia is seriously overstated and the values of women can be very dark. If you have the resources i definitely recommend you invest in trying other countries in Latin America. You only need a month in a city to see it for what it’s worth. I overbooked Medellin for 1 month. I’m good on Medellin.

[@WheresWes]

Nailed it bro

[@meditationworldknowlege9148]

I recomend the city of Aguachica, Cesar in Colombia!

[@atillathahunk]

Thailand for women for me as a half white half Thai guy. My results in Bangkok are 3-4x the results I had in Medellin and Cali dating wise.

[@Dah42]

Why is that? Did you meet a lot of Colombian gold diggers? or did a lot of them reject you? By the way, do you speak Spanish? I don't know about Thailand, but in Colombia you are going to have a hard time meeting anyone who speaks English. Now, I'm going to guess that Thailand is a billion times safer than Colombia..

[@atillathahunk]

​@@Dah42Si ya hablo Espanol. No soy fluido pero puedo conversar con los Colombianos pero las Costenas son mas dificil entender la verdad. Si en Thailandia es mas seguro nadie van a atacar y robar alguien solo por un celular aun existe pobreza todavia.

[@graysonganoosh2437]

Subtitle: Comparing a country where I speak the language to another where I can't and don't have interest in learning. It's easy to become 80-85% efficient in Thai and the fact that Thailand was never colonized is a HUGE reason the country and its people are world renowned. The fact that Wes hasn't discussed the Speak Easy scene in Thailand illustrates his mostly Westerner tourist take on it. Colombia is a great place to visit (at least the cities I visited) and its people are fantastic, but safety is a huge reason I wouldn't live there. Every Canadian I know that has lived in South America has went thru a mugging incident, many of them violent. Thailand, like Anthony Bourdain said in a No Reservations episode about Chiang Mai, changes you forever. When you visit it or any SouthEast Asian country, you realize you've been living your life, up to then, in black and white. Falling in love in SE Asia hits different, affecting a different part of the heart (I fell in love with a Swedish girl in Chiang Mai in the early 2000s). An experience where you speak the locality's language is a totally different realm to one where you don't.

[@WheresWes]

Fair point, but I don't think it's easy to get efficient in Thai. Most people who live in Colombia can't even speak basic Spanish and it's a much easier language to learn than Thai. Most people won't take the time to learn the native language unfortunately

[@graysonganoosh2437]

@@WheresWes It's one of the fastest languages for one to obtain working proficiency in speaking it (obviously not in reading/writing it). After two and a half months of real immersion, a foreigner can "get the ball over the net consistently" but will probably make tonal mistakes regularly. All the guys I know who did stints at Buddhist Temples there or a few months living/training at a Muay Thai gym achieve it. People who go there to teach English also have success, but it takes longer since their job removes them from true immersion. The military lists Thai at 1000-1200 hours to reach working proficiency (full CEFR B2 into CEFR C1) , so about 80 days if one doesn't fall into the trap of hanging out with the many Westerners there (which is easy and commo to do). Adding reading/writing more than doubles the time to 2,500 hours.

[@RenataKolar-wy1qm]

That’s because 99% of grinogs that don’t speak Spanish in Colombia are just doing hookers

[@jonsnow9700]

​@@graysonganoosh2437Thai consistently ranks as one of the most difficult languages to learn.

[@mrtravispickle]

@@graysonganoosh2437 If that were a full-time job of 160 hours a month, it would take 6-8 months. You're delusional if you think anyone has that much time, unless retired and focused on very little else.

[@keithmquick9655]

Barranquilla is the best of Colombia, I’m there A LOT! I’ve been to Thailand many many times but when I went to Colombia that was IT LOL, But I really love Thailand also.

[@weswizkid1657]

Always dropping the jewels wes ❤

[@gladiator-dh5cb]

As a German married to Colombian and spent a little time in Thailand for me I would say Colombia is more of a comfortable shoe. It matches my personality. Thailand feels nice but I just don't feel as at home and I don't speak Thai but speak fluent Spanish and understand the culture completely. Staying in La Tierra Querida caballeros. 😁

[@Kotiara123]

I like how unfiltered and honest this video is. Thank you so much!

[@user-ub8uc8gq7r]

God bless Wes! Thank you!

[@AbroadInThailand]

Just subscribed ✅

[@Nicolettidaniel]

Very insightful. Being from a immigrant family, I found dating girls from immigrant families in the USA went the best for me

[@coltenfergeson4269]

Definitely Thailand. People are nicer, you won’t get ripped off by street vendors. Everything is way way cheaper in Thailand

[@jasonkeju8174]

Thailand Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai has 4 season. It goes down to 2 degrees in the winter.

[@jtechsource1881]

great video i see this channel hitting 100k subscribers by the end of the year

[@mascode1]

Very informative video! Enjoy your time in Thailand!

[@zagrin]

I like your honest take on both countries. I'm in the process of deciding between Thailand>>Malaysia>>Phillipines to move my family to next year. I would love to hear what you rthoughts are on what I should be considering when making this decision. I will continue to work for my US Employer.

[@WheresWes]

Hey bro, I'd love to help you but it would have to be through consultation. Whereswes.setmore.com

[@charleslee1862]

I want to relocate but the weed situation is kinda scary, if you can explain a way around that.

[@usa_kenyan]

Excellent comparison.

[@sugarbear1225]

Asian people are the nicest and most respectful people that I have ever been around 🇹🇭❤💯

[@Badia.Online]

So torn between Colombia and Thailand, I’m a single mother with two small children. The jungle vibes, Latin culture and vegetation of Colombia is calling my name but the safety and food of Thailand seems like a responsible choice lol, any recommendations?

[@kingkeeper99]

As a middle class income Colombian I'll say Colombia is a country of contrasts. As there's a lot of inequality there are both safe and unsafe towns and cities as well as neighborhoods inside each city, northern Bogotá is a safeheaven while southern Bogotá is literally Mordor 🤷🏽 the center is a mix. If you have the economy and choice well you'll surely can live like a queen on some of the most exclusive and safe areas in the country for relatively cheap. Same goes for education, food, etc etc, you can eat in an "expensive" international cousine high quality gourmet restaurant (20-30 bucks per plate as of extremely expensive) or only spend 4-6 dollars (or even cheaper) per plate and eat local dishes abundantly with average taste. 😊 Eating at home is also superb, healthy and cheap, we always have extremely good quality organic, vegetables, fruits and other products and ingredients all year long and available everywhere.

[@Dah42]

I'm Colombian, and I'm not as positive and optimist as the other person who answered you. One thing is clear: visiting Colombia as a single man is a different story than as a single woman or a single mother. While men may only be risking their own lives by visiting Colombia, women and mothers face more significant concerns. Whether you're planning to visit Colombia alone or with your children, it's crucial to consider the risks involved. Additionally, white or black people, particularly foreigners, can stick out in certain areas of Colombia. This can be problematic, as criminals often target individuals who stand out from the crowd.

[@btlim4316]

Nothing beats the USA man. When we retire, the USA will be giving us between $2000 to $3000 a month on social security benefits and that is not including 401k or IRA savings. We have the second highest paid retirees benefits in the world. Name me a country that beats that.

[@s.patrickholland1078]

Why not take that social security and 401K and retirie in a country where you can live your retirement in superior luxury and with better health care accessability? 🤔

[@btlim4316]

@@s.patrickholland1078 buena pregunta. It's a good idea. The problem is to qualify for those benefits you need to have worked in the usa. The more years you work, the more you get later. However Wes is suggesting that these other countries are better. If you move and work in these countries, you likely would not have built up enough social security credits or saved enough 401k for your post retirement.

[@blakechristensen9073]

I am American, hopefully your 401K is large. Your SS MAY(probably not)cover housing cost. Wake up man!

[@btlim4316]

@@blakechristensen9073 when you retire you can retire overseas

[@blakechristensen9073]

I live in Thailand😎

[@MRZE506]

i think you will like vietnam if your a outdoorsy person. i think you got that latin blood in u now since you been in colombia for a while i really do think you should check mexico out specifcally oaxaca extremly safe beautiful caramel women or even lima peru

[@WheresWes]

i am enjoying vietnam a lot. Once I go back to Latin America I think I'll start with Mexico or Brazil

[@jimmyrice5321]

Colombia is nice to visit and party. That is about where it ends. I've lived in Medellin for 7 years now. It's an ugly, dirty city and kind of boring. I've done all the pueblos in Antioquia. I've done Tayrona, San Andres, Pereira, Cali and several other cities around the country. STDs are also an issue in Medellin. I try to cook my own food because the restaurant scene in Meddy isn't that good. The food on the coast is better, particularly if you like seafood. Colombians are bad with business and it often takes much longer to get basic stuff done like buying groceries doing business at the bank. If you have things in common with people in Colombia, you can have a good time with the locals. If you don't have things in common, you will probably be a mark. Colombian women are definitely prettier and have better bodies than Thailand but that's it. I've only been to Thailand once so I can't compare but I question that Colombia really is that much better in terms of nature and things to do? I see KZbinrs doing a lot of cool stuff in Thailand. Also, Bangkok looks way more modern than anywhere in Colombia and you seem to get a lot better apartments for the cost.

[@luisblackful]

Me as a Colombian,I agreed 100% with him , Thailand is very safe , pretty women but we as foreigners sometimes get adapt to Asian culture is hard , I think Colombia is more like western countries is gonna be easier to get used to

[@rserna271]

is it easy to get a taxi anywhere in thailand?

[@markob17]

Not in rural Thailand obviously, but everywhere else, just use Grab, which is their version of Uber.

[@Killuminati23]

From a european perspective, the asian countries like Thailand seem to be somehow safer and "nicer" than South America, but at the same time more chaotic and unknown because of the big language and cultural barrier, which can make it seem a bit more scary than "known" dangers you encounter in South America. for example in South America even if you would land in jail, you could at least halfway stand your ground and cooperate with the other people around you and lawyers etc., while in Asia you wouldn't even know why you are in jail until someone translates it for you and so on. Concretely I'm thinking about moving out for some time as soon as SHTF again in Europe and I'm searching for countries where it would be legal to grow some special flowers for breeding own seeds etc.

[@aquaticsplashes]

@11:18 ok I was not expecting you to say this I would like to hear you expound because I was able to do a fuck load of cool shit in Thailand I stayed in Bangkok and pattaya, lots of good quality cheap shopping, elephant riding, great zoos, ice clubs, great beaches jungle tours, sanctuary of truth, there was more I didnt get to great clubs, I didn’t get to medellin but how could it be better I went to the beach there and the vendors were hounding on the beach and I felt unsafe too lots of scammers too how could there be more to do in Colombia, I went to cholon island tour that was Ait but give m pointers for my next trip to mde

[@WhyYouTrippin]

Philippines vs Thailand?

[@andresarias5303]

Lol Wes is on point about Colombia, good job being pc with this video.

[@dareasonx24]

Just got my 5 year R visa and next year i get my citizenship bc i was born in Ecuador. I love it here and maybe im being baised but i Love Colombia and south america. The Biggest thing is how social, friendly and the family unity. I will say the colombian food is EH after awhile but the women are next level. No other country can compare just my opinon.

[@WheresWes]

I hear eastern Europe is just as good with the women. Israelis and Persians too.

[@RickiHockersmith83]

Thailand women is more traditional, respectful, submissive, natural beauty (No BBL surgery) and a wife material.🥰👍 Columbia women are spicy, attitude, for fun in bed, one stand/ weekend holiday situation.😋🍆

[@juanvaldez7633]

Three years ago I cast my lot with Colombia due to my desire to get out of the U.S. and Colombia at the time being the path of least resistance. Retirement visas were super easy, and the country opened back up after covid well before Thailand did. Now I'm starting to wonder if I should have been more patient. Whereas I like some aspects of the culture here, there are others that become a pain dealing with on a day-to-day basis, and as someone who is more introverted I now think Thailand might have been a better fit. Having earlier this year gotten approved for my 2nd 3-year retirement visa I'm not ready to call it quits yet, but I'm not ruling out Thailand in the future either.

[@WheresWes]

you should take a trip out there sometime just to see how it is.

[@juanvaldez7633]

Have already spent a total of four months in Thailand over two separate trips, though my time was limited to Bangkok and Pattaya. If I had it to do over again, I would travel around and see more of the country.@@WheresWes

[@WheresWes]

gotta see Chiang Mai and the islands.

[@mateor7302]

​@@juanvaldez7633Udon Thani is worth researching for an expat location. It checks all of the boxes for me

[@liveourbest2067]

Lived in Peru for 6 years.. just came back from a trip to Mexico for 3 months... Mostly gringos are viewed for what they can provide.. I am over Latin America at this point

[@Regalman]

Thank you for keeping it real bro. No offense to Thailand but I just wish the chicks were on Colombian level imagine that bro Asian food and Colombian beauty and safeness

[@mrtom7584]

To be honest...the most boring sex was with a Colombian woman. I don't think the topic should be generalized. Otherwise, thanks for the video. in the end, the language will be the deciding factor for me, because I'm asking myself exactly that question. Colombia or Thailand...Colombia is slightly ahead for me. Even though I have never had any problems with security in Colombia, this is the point that clearly speaks against the country. As I don't want to retire for another 7 years, I want to retire at 57, I still have some time. It always turns out differently in the end anyway ;-)

[@Jepi369]

In this Colombian traditional context, all is not well without its challenges. Colombian churches should exercise mindfulness, and it's crucial for church leaders and clergy to gain a deeper understanding of the impact of their fervent teachings and practices. These churches incorporate various rituals and religious traditions into their daily services, which undoubtedly influence the lives of their members. While they aim to instill ethical values in young girls and discourage them from pursuing debauchery, prostitution , drugs and certain paths, the unintended consequences, including their perspectives on marriage and women's roles within the institution, can be severe. Consider, for instance, your case the seemingly amicable Asian KZbinr individual, @WheresWes, who fell in love and went into the traditional route whose life was thrown into turmoil due to his marriage to a devoted Colombian churchgoer or atleast that’s what you thought she was traditional. You attribute the struggles to the continuous interference of the Colombian woman's family members , imposing the so called pseudo Christian beliefs and the interference of the church clergy. Leading a divorce, he was compelled to seek exile and refuge in Thailand, due to you facing daily death threats by the same Colombians Church compadre’s you trusted.

[@casadimilano7048]

Columbia for dancing, Thailand for everything else

[@charlesmassaquoi6717]

Its also hard to find a faithful wife or girlfriend in Colombia.

[@bukdavid509]

Thailand party with the neighborhoods. I’ve seen it first hand

[@0408tk]

After this you come to Singapore and Malaysia

[@ceeIoc]

Good video but one point I disagree is community. Thailand and Chiang Mai in particular has a huge expat/digital nomad community, much bigger scene than medellin.

[@WheresWes]

I don't think it's bigger than Medellin's yet

[@darsun19]

Nimman area in Chiang Mai has a lot of foreigners and co-working spaces.

[@Regalman]

Also bro you will like Taiwan a ton Taiwan is like Japan and California combined.

[@WheresWes]

I really wanted to go but didn't get a chance this time. Hopefully they aren't in war when I go

[@Dani_VIP_Official.]

❤

[@successwithbrian]

Brother I watch your videos many times before. I have 23 years experience living in Colombia and being married to a Colombian woman. I also have experience spending time in Bangkok and Pattaya Thailand. Honestly you should not have made this video or at aleast have gotten better info and going there to experience yourself. Thai people are beyond friendly . very little crime . Food is incredible. people dress up everywhere , yes even the women , especially Bangkok. I can go on and on but what you are saying is far from the truth or reality. I only watched 2 mons of your video and stopped. Not bashing you but you should have done more research. By the way, I love Colombia and Thailand but Thailand wins on where I would rather live.

[@WheresWes]

you just said what I said in the video lmao

[@Crobian]

​@@WheresWes LOL, bro I didn't watch your video but you're wrong

[@Eclectic8]

@Whereswes You're right. Except for the part about women dressing up, that's exactly what you said. Why comment after not watching the video???

[@howboutdat4053]

Now I see why Asians do really well adapting to Western custure compared to other cultures

[@WheresWes]

great observation

[@jejudo3000]

I thought Colombia would be cheaper than most of Asia

[@WheresWes]

smaller cities in Colombia is cheaper but most people are going to the bigger cities and it's getting pricey now.

[@harrydatrannychaserloc9245]

@@WheresWes yeah mexico is even cheaper if u stay out Cancun,even with the Mexican peso stronger than last 20+ yrs it's still cheap,and pay for play is accessible at rates lower than what lots deformed fat girls are charging in MDE, Colombia was worth it around 2020, it's basically the next Costa Rica,even TJ is gonna be cheaper than Medellin eventually.isla club in Medellin the best strip club is now literally 500k or more if u Include tips,drinks,and the 400k for 45min, in the biggest strip club in TJ Hong Kong it's less,and in Colombia they just keep rising the prices,it's the colombianal way aka ripoff gringos

[@Eclectic8]

Thanks for commenting. Can you say more re "México is even cheaper"? (That's assuming you mean versus Colombia and that you're talking about general costs versus just re night life which I have zero interest in.) Cost of living is probably the biggest reason I've been preferring the idea of moving to Colombia over Mexico.

[@antoniomartaz]

That Venezuelan comment was nasty, generalizing people like that breeds hate.

[@WheresWes]

Tell that to all the Colombians that think that way.

[@africanayasmin6210]

Colombian women are beautiful but is it worth it with all the hassles?

[@WheresWes]

This is the main argument topic haha

[@XAndresGil]

In infrastructure, Colombia has better roads

[@ovidijustautavicius4047]

What if asian girls are not your style? Dont carry expensive stuff when in Colombia and if you get robbed once in a while considering you was not going to bad places at night or involving with bad people then its still worth it knowing that the rest of the things are better than thailand

[@juniormorris3878]

Im bashing my brains out here. I've been torn between Thailand and Columbia. I need a dental implant. Talked to a dentist in Bogota. He seems great. I also talked to one in Thailand. Still not sure about them, so would look around more. Anyhow, I have 3 weeks time to spend. I've been to Thailand before actually stayed there a really long time. Ive dated a lot there. I've had a Thai girlfriend here in the USA for 8 years, up till last Wednesday. She rolled out, because im not getting married. This woman is very toxic. And cheated on me a lot. I'm a Christian, so I think it would be better to be with somebody Christian. Although if this guy's saying, Colombian women are a bit difficult, which I heard other reviews about them, I'm not into bossy women. Anyway, I booked a flight today to Thailand, but I can cancel it within 24 hours. I'm still thinking about it. I don't feel ready for the long flights to Thailand, At the same time I don't feel ready to go to a country I never been before, alone and get lost, or robbed. I know my way around Thailand and I know a lot of people there. Actually, the mass transit system in Bangkok is great. I guess im choosing safety and simple, over violence and learning my way around. Mixed reviews about the violence. As far as hotels goes, i was recommended to stay in hotes that wasn't cheap, because of the crime in Bogota. So, 50 a night in Bogota, verses 20 a night in Bangkok, some places less. I did the math, hotel, flight and all combined. Probably not much different after saving on the flight to Columbia. So, long expensive flights, time change, over short flights, same time zone, but higher priced hotels, and sketchy area's, over not worried about leaving my hotel at any time, with my phone in my hand. That's the biggest thing that raised red flags about Colombia. If I can't use my phone in public, that sounds pretty bad to me.

[@WheresWes]

I think booking a consultation with me can help you straighten out your thoughts and make a better decision. Book it here: Whereswes.setmore.com

[@juniormorris3878]

@@WheresWes thanks but I already booked a flight to Thailand

[@juniormorris3878]

​@@WheresWesis there a fee for that? Anyway I do appreciate it either way. I think I could help you as well. I lived an amazing life in Thailand. I only stayed there like 6 and 7 months at a time but it was really great. I was just very happy. I had to come back to America because my son got in trouble with weed. Weed only 20 years in prison. I'm here fighting for his freedom. Anyhow I'm leaving for Bangkok on Wednesday the 15th. My girl who left me last Wednesday isn't liking it very much. Sounds like a personal problem. Just so you know there's some really toxic women from their. They know how to hide it until they got you where they want you. Luckily I didn't get married. Anyhow, I still have Columbia on my radar for the future. I think me going there the first time I should go with friends. The first time I went to Thailand I met a girl from the internet and picked me up at the airport and took really good care of me. After reading reviews about Colombian women I don't think I should do that. Anyhow, it would be nice to connect with you.

[@hadorado]

Brother, you need to do better research before making videos like that. A lot of your statements are personal perspectives without any evidence. 1. Colombia is way less developed than Thailand. Just check the Human Development Index! 2. Thailand is one of the biggest hubs for digital nomads (Esp. Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Koh Panghan)...Watch at the Nomad List.

[@Heisenberg-u8n]

Columbia is like Thailand and vice versa and Venezuela is like cambodia 😄

[@X_Marks-u7r]

So marry a Colombian woman and live in Thailand.

[@bukdavid509]

Colombia doesn’t have Muay Thai though so Thailand wins 🎉

[@blakechristensen9073]

If you like BIG assed women, Colombia. Colombia very dangerous now. The weather perfect in Medellin. Hot, I live in Phuket now. Little Russia during high season...

[@jonsnow9700]

Rare to see people dancing???? Spend some more time in the provinces

[@peaceonearth1971]

I think after smoking enought pot, all those women will be the same, lol

[@lexkwondo6836]

I knew this video was coming. Wes is so predictable.

[@WheresWes]

gotta give my audience what they want

[@gsanand86]

@lexkwondo6836 Well at least he is putting content out there helping people compare and contrast instead of making snarky ass comments like yourself

[@benchoflemons398]

Next BGC ph!

[@mexiwolf009]

Now compare Thailand to the US! 😅

[@bo-ps5mz]

12:38 to 12:52 everything is here colomia the worse choice

[@cashcashhsac]

Thailand way way way better

[@sanexpreso2944]

You are wrong in the stability part, you show the protests that took place in Colombia, but Thailand had massive protests against its monarchy, I don't think the monarchy is a point in favor, recently I saw how they imprisoned a guy for criticizing the monarch on the Internet, Colombia is classified as a free democratic country, Thailand as a pseudo-absolutist monarchy not free, which of the two has more stability?

[@doncoder-channel]

Stop blaming Venezuelan for Colombians crime, speacially for a country that has a crime history of more than 50 years, they also voted for a Guerrillero president, excuses are for losers

[@bhutchin1996]

Colombian women are the best in bed? In my experience it's Brazilian women, but you'll need to rehydrate afterwards 😂😂😂

[@MerlinaAddamsV]

Colombia tiene la Cordillera de los Andes Tailandia No 😂

[@shabadime10]

Stay in Thailand 🇹🇭. We leave it at that bro.

[@mvpmatty8295]

i agree

[@chooowi]

Lol. Which one is better? It’s a Thai.

[@N3ssa212Linda]

Can you really compare the culture ? Thailand is not open to foreigners Latin Americans are open to everyone. We are very mixed . Thai people will talk about you behind your back and are racist yes polite but not honest because they get embarrassed easily. I was there for 3 months and yes I loved most aspects but not really the culture as I am not Asian. I’m Colombian American and you being Asian American you are still more accepted .