They Want Foreigners Out

[@RickyIsaan]

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[@akeman21]

Ricky, there are a big difference! A European that lives in Thailand brings money to the country. An African that goes to Europe need money FROM the country. my 2 cents

[@RickyIsaan]

Fair argument mate 👍

[@jonimoore1994]

Here in California there are so many homeless, people who still work but can’t afford rent or even health insurance, yet we are going to give anyone who walks across the border healthcare and housing. We have lots of veterans that fought in wars living on the streets. Our over 50 population is growing by daily because they can’t afford rent. We can’t take care of our own but we’re taking care of people who never paid taxes. It sounds worse in New York.

[@lorifrancis1437]

Thank Biden for that. He's got to go.

[@williamhartz8707]

⁠And dictator Trump

[@Ned88Man]

@@williamhartz8707 they are both terrible

[@no_clot_shot1128]

One important detail is that the western immigrants in Thailand don't abuse the local social system, as there is hardly any in place even for the Thai nationals. Just my 2 cents.

[@Ned88Man]

yea, I hear these rose colored glasses farang say things like "Thai government does allow immigrants to abuse the social systems"...yea, thats because in Thailand , there isn't one in the first place. Thailand does nothing to take care of it's population in the first place in the slightest, so how would they be able to allow foreigners to take advantage of a social safety net that doesn't exist.

[@callofduty6661]

The foreigners in Thailand pay their own way and not a burden on the welfare or healthcare system.

[@RickyIsaan]

You're right

[@janew5752]

The problem in the UK is that many immigrants do not assimilate into British culture. They live in their own communities and a lot don’t even speak English. Immigrants who come here to work in care homes are allowed to bring their dependants with them. Which is crazy. The illegal migrants are provided with accommodation free and money and mobiles and we have many of our own citizens who are homeless and living on the streets. Also we cannot get dentist, doctors, or NHS appointments as the country is full !! Thailand is not the same at all. They seem to have a more sensible approach .

[@callofduty6661]

Thailand has a culture and identity which they protect. Foreigners cannot work or buy land in Thailand. This allows Thailand to keep it's identity. These European countries would like to keep theirs. Australia is being flooded with " skilled migrants" from India due to Free Trade Agreements. Excessive migration leads to unaffordable housing . You start taking Thai jobs and their homes than you will see how much they like foreigners.

[@richardbrown9344]

The Thai identity / culture is already slowly but surely being eroded through the mass influx of foreign tourists / new residents into the country...This is being purposely carried out...as it is in the west...

[@Ned88Man]

they don't even have the ability to take care of their own, there is no social system to begin with in Thailand, so how could foreigners take advantage of it?

[@gavreynolds2689]

Thailand will never kick out foreigners especially those who don't cause trouble some of us might bring our shit here and act bad but at the end of the day we are a financial benefit to Thailand and that's what matters most.

[@RickyIsaan]

Spot on Gav. I do hate the ones who bring the bad here however 😒

[@tomthebadasscat]

Yes, Thailand has too much to gain from keeping long term farang. They need to keep their citizens employed and have immigration policies to keep the unwanted out. Australia does the same, but it's difficult to sneak into Australia as no borders. You can only come in by plane or boat. How much good this does us I don't know as Sydney was declared the second most expensive city to live in the world behind Hong Kong. A lot of European countries are having troubles because they were trying to help immigrants who were truly and still are in need.

[@thomasmckenney3518]

I’ve tried 3 times to bring my wife to the states (all denied) to meet my family and unfortunately my grandpa passed away and now she’ll never meet him. We proved to the embassy that we are staying in Thailand with documentation of our land, vehicles, houses and I don’t even live in the states. They say they don’t know her intentions but yet 1000’s of people running across the border unchecked. We did it legally and paid a lot of money to try it legally. But others can just run across the border without any checks.

[@RickyIsaan]

The whole process for many nationals including Thais is insane and too over the top. What exactly are they trying to protect when like you said, so many are just crossing the border freely

[@williamhartz8707]

Yes, easier to illegally cross the USA border.

[@trentpatton2616]

Australia is not the place to be in these time's , there is no housing, gas/ electricity & food is up 200% rents are above most salaries. Its a nightmare here .

[@RickyIsaan]

I know Trent and I hope you're managing mate

[@trentpatton2616]

@rickyisaan im doing okay, but i can't stop working long hours

[@richardbrown9344]

Australian passport renewal going from $345 to $396 end of June...The criminal govt here are bleeding everyone dry.

[@no_clot_shot1128]

Wait for the "OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY" and "EAT ZEH BUGS" official policies of the WEF and the western "free world" implemented fully. This is just the beginning.

[@CryptoSteve007]

Im born n bred in Sydney.Lived full time in Thailand now for 16 years. I can say honestly, generally speaking, Thais dont like us, but they need u$. Peace.

[@RowdyTrain4472]

I have always found the opposite to that the Village I live in everyone whats to talk with me and have a laugh maybe it's me the way I talk to the Thai people. I dont like how some of the Falangs talk to the Thai people so I try and stay away from alot of them most time you will find the likes of them in the 3 tourist areas of Thailand so I dont visit them places unless we have to go there for something which is few and far between thank christ less I see of them places the better I say.

[@CryptoSteve007]

@@RowdyTrain4472 Brother, as long as you don't run out of money, those villagers will always love you.

[@RowdyTrain4472]

@@CryptoSteve007 will never run out of money as I dont give them any you have shown your true colours there

[@RickyIsaan]

Interesting Steve. Where in Thailand do you stay mate? I find nothing but love from the locals out here

[@maxineb9598]

​@@RowdyTrain4472 We spend half the year on Samui and the furtherest we get into the full on tourist part is a one off trip to Macro and Lotus. We tend to keep within Nathon and Soi 7 at Maenam. We are well known by the locals in a small part with no bars apart from a beach bar but even that is quiet.

[@lillianrosbottom7366]

I live in England ricky. The problem is we not a massive country we taken all these migrants now we overloaded and haven't got the infrastructure to cope anymore not enough houses,doctor's, dentist's ,schools etc. etc Hospital a@e people waiting in corridors on trolleys for days. Costing 8.million pounds a day keep them in hotels. How can we carry on like this

[@Jess-gc9zg]

Yep agree. The housing marking is insaine. It's taken me until 40 to own a house, rent is now insaine.

[@effewe2]

Americans just do not want illegal people skipping ahead of the line. That is all. Follow our immigration rules and you will do just fine. Thailand has the best immigration department in the world.

[@RickyIsaan]

Absolutely right

[@jaysmoke3132]

"Foreigners Out" won't happen in Thailand because they adhere to immigration policies and they are not letting in millions who want permanent residence. Thailand has an immigration police that works, no loop holes. Immigration is tied to politics and what big corporations want (cheap labor).

[@jand8344]

From Belgium in Europe: I don’t know where you got the information about Europe wanting foreigners out. We just want the illegal immigration to stop and turned down asylum seekers to return to their country. We do have problems and crime caused by certain cultural groups (I don’t mention a particular religion…)

[@skewty]

Canadian here. Similar to Australia, I don't believe the education system is good or decent here anymore. It is a Mao like indoctrination system. Education is low down on the priority list it seems.

[@sonialionnet]

Wow very pretty surroundings outskirts of town. That magnificent lake!!!

[@annemariewight6079]

I live in England and was born English. What we're angry about are all the illegals having more rights than us. Anyone who is here legally in my own opinion are more than welcome. Hopefully in time we'll get our country back 🤞🏻 We're called far right when it's common sense not anything else. Take care Ricky and I enjoy your videos 😊

[@RickyIsaan]

Love it Anne. I guess in that sense I can compare it Australia where the exact same thing happens.

[@rosiew8051]

Seems we have stated the same thing Anne Marie. It's no wonder there is bitterness.

[@pastillevichy5500]

Very well explained. Self sufficient and law-abiding immigrants wherever they come from are most welcome. This also allows ressources to give asylum to the people whose lives are really in danger because of who they actually are.

[@Jess-gc9zg]

Live in Wales, born in England and totally agree x

[@user-bg2ig5xc3e]

I hope they make your house prices go up ​@@pastillevichy5500

[@rosiew8051]

Hi Ricky, just to give you an insight from the UK perspective about Foreigners. The main issue is illegal immigrants coming into GB. They are given accommodation, benefits including money, phones, ipads etc. The sour taste is that we have British people who are struggling to make ends meet because of inflation etc., many of which have lost their jobs through no fault of their own and have become homeless. British people pay into national insurance, which includes 'free' nhs (not free because we have paid for it), we also pay high taxes and yet these illegal foreigners seem to be getting benefits that we have paid towards. This is ahead of the British people who have paid in for many years. I don't believe there is the same bad feeling with foreigners who come to work and live in our country and pay the relevant taxes and national insurance that Brits do. Correct me if I am wrong, but in Australia is there not a system where Foreigners have to meet a certain criteria (point system?) where to qualify before you are allowed to take up residence you have to prove you are moving for a job or that you are qualified in x.y.z and are financially secure. This is not the case in the UK which I for one believe it should be.

[@RickyIsaan]

Very interesting indeed Rosie. I would be quite disappointed in the British govt

[@Mary-zd8xo]

I’m Asian. I love GB and understand your sentiments about your people not getting assistance while the newcomers to the country receive many. My big question to the government who does this is: Who will stand up and fight for GB if there’s a need to? Where I’m from, I also ask the same question. Another thing is “government, please take care of your people first”.

[@lillianrosbottom7366]

For 14 yrs we lived under austerity got rid of 20,000 police no law and order

[@RickyIsaan]

What country is this Lillian

[@AnnieT369]

You are doing the right thing staying in Thailand.

[@RickyIsaan]

Thank you Annie

[@retire14pattaya9]

Illegal immigration is the problem. Terrorism ect. The cost you name it. 13000000 in USA alone.

[@HaklGuru]

Stay the coarse brother! There’s a good reason everybody is leaving Australia and Canada right now… If our governments took care of their citizens then people would be not leaving! Sure it looks like we make great money over here in Canada… Yet the cost of rent is more than half your wage, and then they take the rest away in taxes! 51% tax!!! 35% to revenue Canada 4% gst 12% pst

[@robertamcmunn3642]

Very well said in my opinion Ricky. I feel the same.

[@Yu_pin]

ตอนท้ายวีดีโอน่ารักสุดๆเลยค่ะ❤❤

[@smaeeb]

If you live in Thailand you pay fore your self. In Sweden tax money pay fore refugees. Its hard to get job fore them and housing

[@ninaanetteassarsson4328]

You are comparing 2 different groups !

[@markyku]

Most of farangs who retired in Thailand don’t pay tax to Thailand but we still welcome them with open arms. Yes they pay for their own expenses but they do use infrastructures, roads, etc which are built from Thai tax payers.

[@michaelthegreat44]

@@markyku lets be honest though most farangs retire in Thailand to take advantage of thai women

[@roystevenson1375]

​@@markykuWe all pay taxes in the form of vat(purchase tax)Why should we pay tax on income that we have already been taxed on

[@roystevenson1375]

Bit of a stretch Ricky calling that town a city.

[@thomasmckenney3518]

With the open border in the states there’s been a lot of human trafficking as well.

[@patriciaaddison7686]

Trafficking is the most evil thing going on in our world. Worldwide

[@tonybu207]

I think you’re missing the point on foreigners out. The foreigner out thing is about all the fighting aged males from war torn middle eastern countries pouring into Europe and UK, would be safe to say all well behaved westerners are welcomed in to most countries in the world

[@mirandabinmore3233]

I think he has missed the point also

[@chrismcdermott1111]

You’re absolutely right I think, the majority of the unrest is about illegal immigration of people who claim refugee status when they may actually not be refugees atall 😬 I believe Ricky is thinking about it from the point of view of someone who just happens to be a foreigner in any country and then they hear that the local population wants foreigners out… …it’s very a difficult situation all around.! I have lots of friends in the UK who are just regular people, with regular jobs but as they are not British born (foreigners), they are worried about the anti-foreigner sentiment.! There has been protests against British Tourists in Spain recently due to the numbers causing a cost living crisis for local people there, same thing happening within the UK in Cornwall for many years even 😬 Post Brexit Vote in 2016, the number of attacks on Eastern Europeans in UK went up significantly… …it can be very scary for normal people living in a country they are not born in or not a citizen of….particularly if they have invested their time, work and money into that country.! 😬

[@packageism]

My 90 day online reporting was rejected in Thailand. So I went to the immigration office. She said it was rejected bc I stayed in a hotel in bkk. They expect me to report my holiday every time. Ridiculous

[@RickyIsaan]

I've never had that issue before actually. But definitely would find that ridiculous if it was

[@nokchilton1562]

34 years ago when I lived in Bangkok, there were a lots of Brits in Bangkok didn’t speak Thai, didn’t eat Thai food and only go to British club to mingle amongst themselves or British bars even though they have lived/worked in Thailand for long time !! That’s why I encourage you to learn Thai Ricky 😁

[@antruok4950]

Great chat & ride mate - the west & east need each other 😎 - sadly in Australia , all the young families trying to get a rental or save some money and get ahead can’t do it . Locals need to be first for rentals , Centrelink , Medicare etc . ✌️😃👋🙏

[@RickyIsaan]

Spot on Ant, unfortunate times in Australia indeed

[@7rucus11]

In 1952 the year of my birth, the world population was 2.5 billion, today the world population is 8 billion. Clearly it is time to take over population seriously.

[@omniscientlove]

nope, its time to understand propaganda, undo the indoctrination that corporates instilled in order to profit over masses, while denying the people the wonders that are readily available to each and everyone, 7 times over . There is an amazing abundance that is channeled inefficiently, its corruptly manufactured that way (they are destroying cattle and chickens and telling people its for flu risks! The coming crisis is manufactured, just like in the past) its Time to Decentralize all services and data away from the billionaire gate keepers, who have centralized medical. military, food and all industries. if we decentralize away from the technocratic corrupt powers, we would all be free, sheltered and fed.

[@RickyIsaan]

It's actually projected to decline big time

[@Tippytipene]

How do you suggest we take it “seriously?” That would suggest getting rid of certain people. Like Ricky said…. I don’t think you need to worry about it. Excess deaths are sky rocketing around the world since covid.

[@7rucus11]

@@Tippytipene I suggest we stop having so many children. I suggest governments promote contraception and education. If the worlds religions don't stop encouraging large families to increase the numbers of their respective religions, our spieces will see food shortages leading to famine and human suffering that is hard to fathom.

[@7rucus11]

@@RickyIsaan The projection I am seeing is a 9.7 billion world population by 2050. Is that the world you want for your daughters Ricky? The agreed upon sustainablity for our world is 3.5 to 4 billion humans.

[@marglewis7652]

I'm loving these bike riding chats, the informality is great. I think you'll be surprised when your Mum comes and you two get a chance to talk about how much Australia has changed in the last 6 months, and not in a good way as far as housing and all costs have risen so much. Keep living the good life. ❣

[@RickyIsaan]

Yes definitely doesn't sound like in a good way at all

[@flew741]

I have tried to write a comment describing the situation related to this topic to you Ricky. But KZbin deletes my comments right away!

[@RickyIsaan]

Sorry flew its not me. KZbin does it sometimes, might be certain key words

[@waynet8496]

Where would you go to in Australia where half asian kids wouldn't fit in? We were in sydney, my blonde haired nephew was the odd one out. We moved to Cairns, the majority of kids at school are half asian. The hardest part is trying to find your kids in the playground as they are all a bit similar. I know you don't want to discus it but education wise Thailand is the worse place to be. Unless you have a spare THB100K a month for tuition.

[@roberthornbrook8374]

I have two children half thai I bought them here for school and they have thai I’D cards

[@robstratton6296]

It's because of poor immigration management in many countries. As a NZer who has recently returned after 30 years living abroad, it's a completely new country and different country. Unfortunately, many foreign immigrants want to move and live here but don't want to assimilate but rather bring their old country's values and beliefs and they are very vocal, standing up and continuing old fights and arguments. Foreigners in Thailand generally stay out of mainstream society. They don't march in the streets and debate politicians and try to alter the culture etc. Immigrants are awesome and everyone can learn from each other but when they are not open-minded and want to change a bit to suit the new country, they can become a burden. I'm talking about new permanent residents, not 5-10 year expats. I'd rather be living in Asia now and will return in July.

[@maxineb9598]

Are you sure you're talking about NZ. Because it doesnt serm to be immigrants marching in the streets or debating politics.

[@robstratton6296]

@@maxineb9598 I'm talking about the UK, NZ, Aus, Canada, the US... That's what's happening and that's why so many are getting annoyed at the moment. NZ has a big problem with Chinese immigrants who still follow and defend the CCP, which manipulates policy here and also causes problems for those Chinese immigrants who want a different, free life here. Have a look outside parliament right now in Wellington - you'll see hundreds of Chinese immigrants waving Chinese flags and banners. Many immigrants hold on to the problems from their home countries and try to continue that fight in their new home country. I'm for immigration but in a controlled and careful manner. NZ has let hundreds of Chinese spies into the country over the last 30 years and allowed many into government positions. Masses of land and important businesses have been handed over too. I like Chinese people but not the government there, who have been very smart over the years and have their feelers in many countries through weak immigration management.

[@sm_au]

Lovely video scenics Ricky - I don't have any comments to add as I don't feel qualified to speak on the topic but commenting and liking to help your channel algorithm ☺️ Really beautiful scenery ❤

[@wesleyyoung1082]

Hey Pablo….well you answered your own question. Australia has had nearly or maybe over 500,000 immigrants come in since September last year. The yearly intake was set at 160,000 a year .. when you said about finding a house would be hard then that’s the question you answered. By there not being enough houses rents skyrocketed..house sales went through the roof. Some average houses getting $100,000-200,000 above their price. Then consider all the companies that lost money in covid are now trying to make it back because they can..1 rural place I heard Tim tams were selling for $12 a packet…

[@RickyIsaan]

That's too much for Tim Tams 😕

[@antruok4950]

Wesley - 100% - Australia is way too generous and no wonder friends of immigrants are queuing up to go . What about the locals that can’t afford so many things

[@fionahamilton2060]

@@RickyIsaanthat was in the outback communities

[@HairyPixels]

it blows me mind people don't connect the "housing crisis" with immigration. People will argue straight your face it's not the reason despite it being so obvious. Too many have brainwashed I don't see what else you can say.

[@dararatkhamkhun8144]

Have a great day ❤❤❤

[@rman5015]

There is not a foreigners out movement in Australia. Most people just want immigration reduced, we have had record amounts in last 2 years. You could bring your kids back to Australia, live in a country town like Bendigo where houses are a lot cheaper, get a well paid job and live a great life. Bring the Thai girlfriend with you too!

[@RickyIsaan]

Country side would be brilliant. I'd probably look at smaller QLD towns where my old company is big. There isn't a foreigners out movement in Aus, yet.

[@rman5015]

@rickyisaan The NT is also good, and there is a Thai community there too.

[@thailandreaction]

Sounds like real hoot, Australia peaked in 2000, it's not coming back.

[@davidpascoe5977]

Dam I love seeing you with a helmet on bro.

[@RickyIsaan]

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[@davidpascoe5977]

@@RickyIsaan 🙏🙏🙏

[@walcodebruyn2135]

Hey Ricky I'm early for once! Hope you are well! Really love your channel mate tho i can't always leave comments!

[@RickyIsaan]

Appreciate it Walcode. Nice comments like this keep me going mate, thank you so much 🙏

[@gavreynolds2689]

Hey mate got to totally disagree with you on this one. Mate you were married to a Thai lady have twin daughters with her but still will never get full residency or the same rights as a Thai, you're daughters will be treated more as Thai and will have more rights then you ever will which honestly is good. Keep Thailand for the Thais which is not what's happening in Western countries where politicians give more to illegal immigrants then to there own people.

[@RickyIsaan]

Great argument Gav. Not saying I agree or disagree with it overall. It's just the feeling as a foreigner, can't help but feel imagine that was us.

[@RickyIsaan]

You're right. Can have a child, be married and you're still not getting PR here. I think having a child should be enough. Particularly with the aging population crisis starting to linger here

[@maxineb9598]

​​@@RickyIsaan Ben Hart, the American legal guy,( Integrity Legal, I think on YT) got citizenship but it took him a lot of years with a lot of hoops to eventually get it

[@michaelthegreat44]

@@maxineb9598 Ben Hart also contributes to the economy, employs 20 odd Thai staff and has money.

[@HairyPixels]

can you even get a non-O 12 month extension based on have Thai family? I thought you had to have the actual wife. I know you can get a 3 month but that's useless. If nothing else this just makes you bitter because look at how little they regard parents to Thai children if their foreigners. They won't even let you work to support them. Totally garbage way to treat parents and shameful of Thailand if you ask me.

[@annssundream4729]

This seems to be happening a bit in many countries. Laws are made for everybody. If I felt unwelcome where i am currently residing I would just leave. Things get worse before they get better and life is too short.

[@RickyIsaan]

Seems that way. But Thailand is brilliant

[@dougstacks]

Good topic and very relevant to most viewers from Aus, Europe, UK or USA and many other places. Cost of living is getting so high in the world these days and social services are being stretched by more than generous immigration policies in those countries. I think the Thai way of paying to stay is beneficial to the Thai economy but in future may end up changing as more foriegners from all over the world look to take advantage of it especially with Chinese, Indian and middle eastern people looking to move there, in Australia while many people are genuine there are so many economic refugees taking advantage of our system, that i fear for our next generations wellbeing and security. Saying that i would love to spend more time in Thailand and am planning for my retirement accordingly but fear what i leave behind for my family in Australia and if i also could respectfully be welcomed in the Kingdom as a long term retiree. Happy to pay my way and back myself financially and with full insurance medically. I just want a quiet and peaceful life with warm climate, reasonable housing/living costs and delicious Thai food!

[@michaelthegreat44]

My comments were very uncalled for and I apologise, I have lived here 13 years Ricky, I just feel sorry for your kids, but truth is they are your kids, I would only strongly recommend when it comes to education consider proper schooling, the students are only as good as the teacher and curriculum. I hope it works out for you all

[@RickyIsaan]

I appreciate it Michael. I understand your concerns. I want what's best for them. I didn't take your comments too badly otherwise I would've blocked you mate like others previously. Nothing wrong with asking the questions mate.

[@HairyPixels]

Schooling is the least of their problems. Sure coming to Thailand from the west and having a proper foundation and income streams is a good life but if you're raised in some little isaan community you're entire world is going to be farming, drinking and driving around on motorbikes. You're almost guaranteed to be poor and it doesn't even matter what education you have because your options are so limited.

[@NatNida-e5x]

Hey! Ricky that’s beautiful village . 😊🎉

[@RickyIsaan]

Yes it was

[@jamiesutton5429]

Hey Ricky Enjoying the bike ride vlogs. Great scenery and interesting topics. 👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺🐇🐇

[@RickyIsaan]

Cheers Jamie. Hope you have a good weekend mate. Go Bunnies

[@rihziavantonder117]

The Thai government has done a brilliant job of protecting Thailand for Thais whilst still being welcoming to long term foreigners and tourists. If Thailand allowed anyone to purchase housing they would make a lot in tax at the expense of the local culture. There would be a lot of disgruntled locals if they couldn't afford housing because of developers with fat wallets and wealthy non locals buying at inflated prices. Or tax money being spent on non locals who don't contribute to the economy.

[@pinkymoon5039]

That's happening in Phuket with the rich Russians buying properties and driving up the property prices.

[@RenéeinVirginia]

If you've done your paperwork you won't have a problem anywhere.

[@RickyIsaan]

Spot on. Follow the rules

[@katypeck8722]

I can't wait to see your Mom back with you and the Sweet Sweet Baby Girls ❤

[@RenéeinVirginia]

In the US we give LEGAL foreigners all kinds of advantages. 5 year tax exempt on businesses, etc. The problem is the ILLEGAL entry and it's really not fair to the ones that came in Legally. I personally think the danger of disease and crime coming in is the biggest problem.

[@wendy-0101]

❤🙏🏼looks beautiful there. It is worrying in Europe. I think they are doing it because to many have come last 10-15 years. Young Local people can’t afford to buy their own home & thats why. Asia seems much better place to be. Thailand is such a positive country & happy kind people. 💕💕💕

[@brilliantbutblue]

I am not up to date on your topic of discussion so l cannot comment specifically. If my Dad didnt emigrate to Australia from Holland post WW2 l wouldn't be here today, so l am grateful for that. Enjoyed hearing your thoughts as always. 😊

[@RickyIsaan]

Yup my mums family immigrated from Mauritius 🇲🇺

[@milanas.4666]

Sehr schönes VID, danke Ricky!💐🏍😎

[@WalkingmanPattaya]

I have never suggested you go back to Australia. The girls should have dual citizenship in case they want to go to college in Australia or travel there some day. Not sure if they have dual citizenship automatically or not. Yes the Thai government and sentiment here has been changing some, all in the media so far, no laws put into effect. It is sad to me that anyone can get a passport . Convicted felons, etc... all get passports in the USA . Thailand welcomes everyone because their tourism industry is a huge part of the GDP , but with that comes a small percentage of foreigners breaking laws and causing havoc.

[@RickyIsaan]

Yes the girls are dual citizens. That is a great benefit for their whole life

[@DaisyD163]

​@@michaelthegreat44What a lovely person you are....not

[@RickyIsaan]

​@@michaelthegreat44I've responded to all your points in much detail

[@ThailandThomas]

I will be in Issan on Monday over in Non Sila mate if you are in the area. Its a lot of social media propaganda don't stress mate. Creators looking for topics to trigger people to get views

[@RickyIsaan]

Non Sila is only 90 minutes away Thomas, not that far at all. How long are you staying in Isaan for mate

[@wendy-0101]

❤🙏🏼looks beautiful there & roads look good. It is worrying in Europe. I think they are doing it because to many have come last 10-15 years. Young Local people can’t afford to buy their own home & thats why. Asia seems much better place to be. Thailand is such a positive country & happy kind people. 💕💕💕

[@jarmilastorie7415]

Do not even think about moving anywhere else! Its beautiful where you are? Girls will have a great life in Thailand. Enjoy every moment with them and your mom! She must be excited about coming for visit and spend as much time with precious girls ❤

[@RickyIsaan]

Definitely not Jarmila. Love it here

[@Matt-ee3qg]

Good to see you have your bloody helmet on mate , Matt Gold Coast

[@RickyIsaan]

Glad you're happy mate

[@emichaelproudfoot4585]

The thing you have to ask yourself, why do the people go to places like the UK,Australia rather than Thailand,Malaysia. Free handouts,medical,money,accommodation. In Thailand you as a foreigner need to support yourself and behave or they will kick you out or cancel your visa. Western countries have become an easy target because of their mainly Christian beliefs and handouts. Maybe one day these countries will look back and say ( it was at this point we realized we #$%@*×÷ up). But by then it will be to late. Things are not looking real good in western society, economically, socially, financially.

[@ninaanetteassarsson4328]

I agree with you ! Same problem here in Spain. Many Europeans have been living here for ages,,,dont even try to learn some Spanish. Just expect doctors and offices to speak english. My spanish is bad...but I always tell them Im sorry my Spanish is bad but its not an easy language for me and then it always works out. Im Swedish , the joke is often they cant speak any Swedish..we mix spanish and english or body language. Most Spanish ppl are not really tored of real turists that are here for a week or two, but the ppl that are living here full ti e and not even try to learn anything. I dont blame them, same goes for all countries.

[@RickyIsaan]

Very good example Nina 👏

[@michaelthegreat44]

yep how you can live in a country and not learn the language astounds me, At the very least you would want to know what they were saying about you.

[@mariettathornton5924]

Love the countryside Ricky❤ It’s kinda hard to explain the anti - foreigner situation from my point of view; especially, when living in San Francisco, California. I’m an immigrant who came here at the age of 8…I’m over half a century old now and carry a US passport….became a naturalized citizen through my dad who is Filipino. There are lots of Asians: Chinese, Filipino, Vietnamese, Laosian, Mexicans & depending on where you live, Indians (not native) etc..it’s like a melting pot here! Throughout the decades, I have met lots of illegal Brits, Irish & French here during my college years & it was no big deal. Although, lately on the news, you’ll hear of illegal aliens crossing the border from not just Mexico but from all over Central America if not China & other parts of the world. This becomes a big thing because I think Biden is giving them free housing & healthcare while there are lots of homeless people living on the streets. Too complicated to explain but I understand why there’s animosity in the air! Thanks for sharing this video 😘

[@RickyIsaan]

Yes very similar circumstances in America for sure even though I didn't mention the USA. Heaps of Chinese are infact crossing that border and the fact that they're getting housing over the citizens that are homeless is upsetting

[@HairyPixels]

Americans are getting sick of immigration also. 1+ million people per year is crazy and really straining.

[@pinkymoon5039]

​@@RickyIsaanI recently watched 2 documentaries on Chinese illegal migrants heading to America and once released from immigration, they have to fend for themselves. No one provides them free housing or food or assistance except for maybe Chinese churches. You can find them on KZbin by CNA Insider and Al Jazeera too

[@woodyexplorer]

Thais are very much inclusive. Milions of Laos, Myanma, Cambodian, and Vietnamese come into Thailand and work here. The locals will not bother with the political issues as long as they don't create a problem.

[@Ned88Man]

Ehh, to a certain extent maybe, but they will never see those people or accept them as "Thai" even if they get citizenship. This is a very different dynamic than many western countries, where immigrants often have the chance to full become an integrated accepted citizen of their adopted country.

[@BrandonJHunt]

You have the helmet, now get a seatbelt and roll cage!!! . I think they just want to get rid of the troublemakers easier. Ratcha is getting her U.S. citizenship next Tuesday :) Luga likes foreigners better 5555

[@whatchannel3679]

The people telling you to go back and take the kids back might not have considered half Thais that have experience at that. The schools in the UK are full of kids that are not very nice most of the time and you can't build the connections you can at Thai schools. A good friend of mine was schooled in the UK as a Half Thai when he was in his teens and he says it's the worst thing his parents did as he lost all his Thai contacts, when he came back many of them were very successful and well connected with the right people here. The kids in the local school here for my daughter are very well behaved and from all different cultures, they get on just fine with no horrible comments or fighting. I would never consider going back to the UK to school there it's much better here.

[@Ned88Man]

but on the flip side, I have heard of plenty of examples and times where half Thai/European kids were treated terribly at Thai schools by kids based on their appearance etc. Bullying and making fun of kids is not something that is unique to the western world. Anyone can be xenophobic..

[@juliehawkes1050]

Have a nice weekend ricky

[@RickyIsaan]

Thank you Julie. You too

[@Maryhilton-ws6ol]

Do babies sleep in those hammocks at night have be careful now they can move around? Just googled baby hammocks lol. Hope dont cause back probs but all thais do it, spoiled in west lol🛏️

[@dumbfoundedagain]

Nah mate not same ! I’m a foreigner living in Thailand and we are fine ! Dont read the news it will do your head in !

[@pinkymoon5039]

I live in Switzerland with my swiss born and raised husband. I'm mostly at home with my toddler and kindergartener, so i haven't experienced the anti foreigner hostility yet 😨. I find it hard to make Swiss friends but that might be because my german has a long way to go. Also, I'm not the most outgoing person. 😅. I'm working on it 😢. In my attempt to learn about Switzerland, I' ve bought and read a couple of books as well as blogs on Switzerland including those written by expats living in Switzerland and I notice a lot of them talk about how difficult it is to become friends with local swiss. So i think it's not fair to say that most foreigners(expats and immigrants) don't try to integrate. Unless you're naturally outgoing, it is not so easy to make friends as adults and it is even harder with the Swiss because the Swiss are typically not so friendly like north Americans or Australians. They are happy to socialise and stick with their childhood( school friends) mostly ( "no new friends"). So when locals blame foreigners for not integrating, they need to factor in things like that (can't blame everything on the foreigner). Most foreigners want to integrate and blend in and not stick out. 😢

[@RickyIsaan]

Exactly right Pinky, are you thai? You sound like a great addition to Switzerland 🇨🇭 😀

[@whittakerwinstanleyiii4051]

My Aunty is Swiss and she left home at 16 to escape Switzerland because of the unfriendliness and ended up meeting my Uncle. So from what ive heard its not easy. Good luck though hope it works out 👍

[@pinkymoon5039]

@@RickyIsaan no. I'm from India.

[@jnk3775]

I don’t believe my country, Thailand, want to kick out foreigners as far as you’re nice people. You should be able to accept our culture, respect individual differences!

[@RickyIsaan]

Exactly right. Thai people are so wonderful

[@maxineb9598]

Thats the trouble. A lot of foreigners dont respect Thailand, the Thais and its culture.

[@Mike-id7bh]

Yes don't move back here. Rent crisis is bad. I believe Thailand already has a very good, strong and robust immigration policy. That allows people to stay as long as they pay their own way. Most of the countries you speak of have system where immigrants are a burden on the welfare system the moment they arrive.

[@Duncanup2]

In Thailand I've never felt any reason to leave I've been treated by Thai nationals the same as when I first come here 20 years ago Yes immigration can be a pain but the end justifies the means Your definitely feeling a downer I think your paying too much attention to these news outlets just deal with things when it happens don't worry be happy

[@RickyIsaan]

Spot on Duncan

[@antonionotbanderas9775]

Tittle is clickbait.

[@RickyIsaan]

Isn't everything

[@Nessyk01]

If you don’t know what’s really going on with immigration around the world could be time to quit watching footy… bread and circuses…

[@sawoeychomchuen1232]

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[@RenéeinVirginia]

Looks a lot like some Caribbean islands.

[@RickyIsaan]

That would be an interesting place to see Renee

[@lillianrosbottom7366]

England

[@RickyIsaan]

Okay fair enough, not fully aware of all that in England, Lillian

[@martinellis371]

You really conflate the issues of migration in the UK with migration in Thailand, it’s just not the same. In Thailand you have to pay for everything yourself; there’s no free lunch. In the UK the migrates arrive with nothing, they even destroy their documents. They get free hotel accommodation, 3 meals a day, free money, free healthcare and free dentistry. All at the expense of the British tax payer, in many cases migrants are prioritised ahead of British citizens. If you’ve got no money in Thailand you’ll be deported so quick your feet won’t touch the ground… So fear not, you see, it’s not the same.

[@mickcarter3684]

Hi Ricky I hate to say but it all comes down to money mate if you can affored to say in Thailand with your girls or not My advise is give your girls the best whether OZ or Thailand

[@RickyIsaan]

Spot on Mick

[@frenchiefrenchie8575]

GET AN AIRCON HOUSE RENTAL BEFORE THE NEXT HOT SEASON👍👍👍

[@JacksonM-mg5qt]

Why the click bait photo? You need to find a real job if you plan on staying in Thailand. Your content is all over the place.

[@RickyIsaan]

Define clickbait

[@JacksonM-mg5qt]

@@RickyIsaan showing a photo as if you were stopped and asked to produce a passport. That’s called click bait if it didn’t happen.

[@roberthornbrook8374]

Think about leasing land and building a wooden house they deliver it and it can be in your name mate because it’s movable. I have family who migrated to Australia 🇦🇺

[@RickyIsaan]

Where will you be doing this house in Rob? Which country?

[@roberthornbrook8374]

@@RickyIsaanRicky if you think about building a house you could lease land for 99 years in Thailand 🇹🇭 and a house 13 000 US dollars 3 bedroom the wood isn’t hard wood but it’s good wood and they look lovely you can have solar I was on about you lol 😂 yes when I first went to Thailand I learned how to ask for food and count we need to understand bit of Thai have you tried the bush rat yet ? And crickets 🦗 sap lye Aroy mak mak 555

[@margcarrangis4809]

@@RickyIsaanthey would never struggle to integrate in Australia but the cost of living is exorbitant causing a lot of angst at the moment

[@rondaherbst7222]

Ricky go back to Australia with your babies all your family is there a lot of support Think about it please ❤️🙏

[@maxineb9598]

He has explained ad nauseum why going back to Austrslia is not going to happen any time soon. He knows what is best at the moment and foreseeable future what is important for his babies.

[@KRABI_PT]

Bad subject to pick mate. It’s controversial back home in America with that open southern border. That’s gonna influence our election for sure. So I’m not gonna comment on the immigration issues of other countries when we have similar ones of our own back home.

[@RickyIsaan]

I'm not into the issues at a whole. Just the view of being a foreigner in another country. I'm watching your election coming up with great interest

[@Maryhilton-ws6ol]

Just watched a video i THINK she was Eid eating some fish soup and rice i didnt know if daughter she looks so young and beautiful, cant tell a word she says (wished i could) but i love to watch her, she is so tiny and lovely a year ago the video, the girls will be able to watch mummy as they grow up, she will be mummy and new partner mummy ????? Whatever name! Its so sad ricky i often watch her vids dont understand a word but she was a beautiful woman 😭 sorry if i upset you, but everyone will keep her memory alive. Even us that never knew her? The twins are so like her❤️❤️🧚‍♀️

[@mathiasgrahn4440]

Hi Ricky You are absolutely right, but you will certainly get some comments that are negative. In Europe, there are a lot of right-wing winds blowing, but what these people don't think about is the big picture. Many people think that if the foreigners disappear, we will have minimal unemployment and everything will be great. We will not have any crime etc. Simple solutions to difficult problems. In Sweden, we have 30% with foreign descent in the first or second degree, if all these people were to disappear from Sweden, our healthcare, schools, service sector etc. would not function. In addition to that, we have a demographic that would mean terribly much higher taxes or extreme cuts in care for the elderly, but this is not what those who think foreigners should go home to their home countries think about. This is what makes far right parties go forward, simple solutions to difficult problems and people buy these solutions. Best regards Mathias

[@lazzj4995]

Agree that looks like a great road to ride. Looks like the area is being fasttracked to become residential. Interesting topic, got me thinking. I have lived in 2 Asian countries 20 years apart. The acceptance of foreigners has changed. There is always that mix of those that transplant their ‘bubble’ into a new country and those that make effort to integrate. Unfort in the main cities of Thailand you seem to have large volumes of the bubble group replicating their western life in Thailand. Bars and cars and Thailand has built a culture around it to support and benefit from it……..until they don’t want to. ( just my opinion). Would there be any benefit to getting your girls into foreign english speaking schools in Thailand, allowing them to touch on both worlds culturally or would this be too $$$$&$ and too far removed from their Thai family life. Are English speaking schools there the domain of expats on company packages or are there other english speaking schools for expats married to Thais. I dont know Thailand very well so just interested based on the volume of foreigners that have made Thailand home and had families

[@RickyIsaan]

I'd opt for thai schooling with English programs. Private schooling here over the international school which is very expensive

[@leafchannel62]

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[@bunnymanders6621]

The UK is a small island , the population increased by 10 million in just 20 years, of course people are mad about it. You can't compare it to us being here, we have no status, temp visas, and cannot claim any kind of benefits as the Thais can. You seem clueless on this.

[@RickyIsaan]

I understand that but I'm talking about the hatred towards foreigners overall in those countries and how it feels being a foreigner myself

[@wokthisway1991]

stay in thailand, bring the girls up in thai, if it was me i would never return to aus at all, not even waist money on a holiday.

[@RickyIsaan]

I would for the odd visit. Family, footy and the food. But not a nice place to stay

[@fermieparrington6651]

❤❤ 🖐

[@amandavan55]

You got the foreigner story completely wrong and you have to do your research on this matter! This is about foreigners that are causing major upheaval in their demands and who have become violent and disruptive in their adoptive countries!!

[@RickyIsaan]

I'm not so much investigating the story itself but more discussing how I'd be it something like that happened to me being a foreigner

[@amandavan55]

@@RickyIsaan I do understand.

[@petertwaddle4771]

Your kids will be more loved in thailand and accepted

[@RickyIsaan]

Hope your boys are still much loved and accepted in Australia too Peter

[@philt6470]

I think you may have been given some misleading information regarding the back lash about immigration in western country's. Australia took in approximately 500k immigrants in the last 12 months & plans to keep this rate up. People are telling the government to back off on this insanely high rate. Property is in short supply & rental property's are hard to get causing prices to go through the roof. We don't have the infrastructure to support these Very high rates. Many are not integrating into Australian society & causing problems of violence. Our welfare & hospital system are not copping. This is happening in a lot of western country's & our quality of life is being destroyed. This isn't at all about race but is about common sense & sustainability. Wishing you & the twins well Ricky.

[@khanitthawrobel3689]

Money account they need for permanent residence I think In the past 20 years ago my husband need 600,000 baht in account and get each year visa but undated address at office immigrants each year but if he out of Thailand in that year and visa was cancelled so he angry and did not do that visa again . He came one month to Thailand is no need visa is better . But now have company do visa each year for u but u need to pay to them . They make your account good for u . This I knew from my sister husband. He lives over 10 years in Thailand and never go back to England and he no money in account

[@Philip_Thornton]

I think Thailand has a word for that and its the same word they use in English. คอรัปชั่น

[@khanitthawrobel3689]

@@Philip_Thornton it the law if u no money in account who want give you one year visa I think. In USA it the same . Only in Europe always welcome immigrants with out money that is the problem of Europe now . Many pickpockets. The company that make visa for you yes you can call it is them business maybe you pay 20,000 then they make you account good for u then u get long term visa that is not to bad and many old foreigners did that and lives happily .☺️

[@louisdisbury9759]

Misleading header to this Podcast but Thailand will always welcome foreigners here either on holiday or residing we bring billions of baht into their economy and something all Thais Know,and the Immigration Laws here thank fully protect the people of Thailand there children and the countries culture,very very few Falangs obtain citizenship here,

[@roberthornbrook8374]

Well in the uk we had 46 million in uk a hospital appointment was 20 minute waiting list now there is a 9 hour waiting list I really like Thailand 🇹🇭 because Australia are having a Islamic up rising my family migrated to uk 😂 1720 we are romany gipsy we actually originate from Rajasthan . But it’s not foreigners out policy uk is small and our rents have gone up it’s nothing to do with food mate our national dish in uk 🇬🇧 is curry not fish and chips brother but we have towns you wouldn’t recognise we go for a break in England and all the hotels a full it cost £3.6 billion a year mate to pay there rent can’t get a hospital 🏥 😂 good video

[@RickyIsaan]

Cheers Rob. Forgot the national dish in the UK was Indian food 😆

[@hamburger--fries]

Ricky - I wonder if your mind is trying to find ways to distract you from the daily life. Seems like this type of subject that your video is covering is simply a distraction from all of the stuff you have on your plate; the Twins, the Girlfriend, exercise, your mental health, making money, etc. If I was your close friend, I would urge you to keep your focus on what's on your plate and in front of you now. Maybe try to focus your YT Channel on the life stuff. -------- Personally I love to hear about how you're getting on making money, your daily exercise and food routine, etc. This subject you are covering today is really unhealthy. BTW- I live in Japan and we have a very similar life.

[@RickyIsaan]

Definitely not something bothering me too much but just something I thought about a little lately. I love showing the daily love stuff mate, more to come. Really love Japan as much as Thailand too mate

[@michaelthegreat44]

yeah Ricky I am keen to see how you are making money, remove the e begging and the KZbin , how are you going to live here long term...

[@maxineb9598]

​@@RickyIsaanConsider the fact you are entitled to broaden your horizons and bring up topics that encourage healthy debate without encriaching onto your privacy.