Don't Move or Retire in Thailand Without Watching This Video

Considering moving to Thailand or planning a long-term stay? Get all the essential information about Thailand visa options, living costs, working and social expectations, and more in this comprehensive guide. Whether you're an expat, retiree, digital nomad, entrepreneur, or curious backpacker, this video will provide you with valuable insights for moving and living in Thailand.
🎬 In this comprehensive video, we dive into the nitty-gritty of life in the Land of Smiles, including Living in Thailand costs, the ins and outs of the Thailand retirement visa and the Thailand elite visa. We also shine a light on working in Thailand and provide valuable Thailand moving tips. 🛅💼
Thinking about a long-term stay in Thailand? We've got you covered! 📅 We discuss Thailand for digital nomads and retirees, plus the opportunities for teaching English in Thailand. If you're an entrepreneur, we'll explore Thailand business opportunities just for you. 💻💼📚
Are you under 50? No problem! We'll guide you through the Thai visa for people under 50. Also, we'll highlight the professional expectations in Thailand for all you go-getters.💡🎯
Worried about changes? Our video keeps you up to date with the latest Thailand visa updates. Also, we delve into the respect and face concept in Thai culture - an absolute must-know for any newcomer! 🇹🇭🙏
Maybe you're considering backpacking in Thailand, or you're curious about Thailand's work permit. We lay it all out for you! If things get tough, we'll even discuss when to leave Thailand. 🎒🚀
We cater to everyone, from international students in Thailand to those seeking Thailand volunteering opportunities. If you have a Thai partner, we'll talk about what life might look like for you. 🎓🤝👫
Our video's end goal? To help you live your best Thailand long-term life without stress. And, let's not forget the best part - we'll share some top Thailand hotel deals for those planning a visit or a stay. 🏨💰
So, are you ready to unlock the secrets of living in Thailand? Come join us on this journey! Don't forget to comment, like, and subscribe for more! 🏝️🔐
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
1:14 Thai Visa Options for People Under 50
2:51 Thai Visa Options for Long-Term Stays
4:09 Working & Living in Thailand
5:45 When To Consider Leaving Thailand
6:26 Ideal Types of People for Moving to Thailand

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[@markbigelow2608]

I retired in Chiang Mai in 2015. I left 2017 due to boredom and weather too hot. Mostly weather and desire to travel.

[@GunterD1337]

I am in my 30s but could retire now. Somehow I can't imagine living in Chiang Mai or so for the next 40 years. It is just too small and boring. Can't compare to actual cities like Osaka or Tokyo where every imaginable and unimaginable hobby and activity is available and pursued by a lot of people and you can actually connect to the population because they have brains and money.

[@markbigelow2608]

@@GunterD1337 my idea for retirement is to country hop around asia and nepal to keep things fresh.

[@theGreenleaf84]

Moved to Thailand on 2015 to retire there. Left on 2016 and it was the happiest decision of my life. Life in thailand is cheaper than the cheapest bar girl.

[@Flagship7]

It's time to look for other destinations like Malaysia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Vietnam where all are welcome.

[@user-nu6dd6cc6f]

Thanks for this breakdown, it was helpful!

[@splod44]

" Losing face " Is there an opposite ? if you compliment a Thai girl respectfully in front of her friends does she " Gain face " ?

[@Keyframe5]

Great question. The answer is Yes. Thai culture extends this in both directions. Just as one can 'lose face' from being embarrassed or criticized in public, one can also 'gain face' from being complimented or praised. When you respectfully compliment a Thai person in front of their peers, it can indeed enhance their social standing or 'face'. However, always be genuine and considerate with compliments to ensure they are well-received and culturally appropriate. Also, materialistic things can also be a source of 'gaining face'. Driving a new motorbike, owning a luxury car, or even having the latest iPhone can elevate one's status. And hey, if you want to give me some 'face', consider joining my Patreon www.patreon.com/keyframe5. 5555!

[@theGreenleaf84]

If you compliment her with materialistic things. Then yes. Remember, they worship statutes made of gold ✨️ 💛

[@jayclarke777]

I've moved here with no issues. Even though I don't have a fair complexion like eurocentrists, having a US passport-and excess funds helped a bunch.

[@venezueladockery3931]

Over 50 years old and looking to travel often.

[@phoenixson4382]

great content mate.

[@burtonknows9201]

My three retirement choices are Panama, the Philippines, and Thailand. I plan to spend 90 days in each location and then make a decision. My estimated 2028 retirement income as of today is $4600 USD a month. Hopefully, that'll be enough, regardless of where I stay.

[@r.s.334]

I was only there for a week but it wasn't all that cheap. Don't think you can make it on 1k a month without really cutting back.

[@mangostickyrice555]

Thumbs up 👍

[@fuckthetorys]

Man said a hole lot of noting for 8 mins 😂😂😂

[@gamalielcenteno4801]

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