What $300k buys you for a condo in Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Phuket?

[@cruisingthethaiway6881]

I did sell my house and moved to Thailand. Then quickly realized that all buildings in Thailand are worthless. Basically because of a lack of building codes. Everything is substandard according to US building code. No GFCI. Use of PVC pipe for water supply. Can not drink tap water and not consistent. No double glazed windows. No screens on doors or windows. No insulation. Bad roofing. Bad general construction, low integrity. Built on low land that will be underwater in a few years...

[@prestonphelps1649]

Yep..we went down the same road. Renting only way to go here in 🇹🇭. In addition we have limited rights. That bar goes in next door, 2 weeks after you ink the purchase agreement. Screwed pooch.

[@cruisingthethaiway6881]

@@prestonphelps1649 Yeup, I was going to mention that too. Then my beautiful Thai wife brought me coffee with a smile. That makes my day

[@mmaranta785]

My house in Chiang Mai is to store my vacation golf clubs

[@kevinwaters5872]

If you want to experience Thailand , you should just rent. It gives you mobility , and ease if you need to depart. Money in Thai real estate purchases will never leave Thailand. But you may.

[@peterrawai4062]

"Twisted electric cables as modern art" I'll never look at twisted cable the same way again. 555

[@timmyjones1921]

twisted so what ? so long as it works .

[@csjrogerson2377]

@@timmyjones1921 That's the point, they don't. I have seen several transformer explosions in Pattaya (I was under one and all the sparks missed me) and there have been even more fires reported in the press. Internet fails as rain gets into the JBs. Streets have new lighting installed and a within days or a few weeks it fails. TITS.

[@martypoll]

The basic rule in Thailand is to not purchase anything in Thailand that you aren’t prepared to walk away from. The other reality in Thailand is that the cost of living, and in particular rental rates, is very low. The economics of renting vs buying is very different here. Americans are brought up to believe that owning a house is one of life’s ultimate goals. You might want to rethink that when living here.

[@csjrogerson2377]

Rental prices have and are reducing drastically in Thailand. Having said that, I dont think rental prices in Thailand are particularly cheap at all. Rent is always lost money. As for hating BKK and never wanting to leave. You couldnt get me to live in BKK if you shot me and dragged me there.

[@eugenebooth2467]

Makes no financial sense to buy a condo in Thailand...If you have 300k to buy a condo/apartment in Thialand, you can easily find a a place in your homeland for the same price . So buy in your homeland and rent it out and the rent you receive from that pays your rent for a condo in Thailand...Having a condo in Thailand is useless if the immigration people suddenly decide you cant live there anymore and tell you to leave. With an apartment in your homeland, its only a matter of asking your tenants to leave so as you have a place to stay.

[@kittyraphael]

I don't understand your selection. Except for Chiang Mai they are all aimed at investors for rental. There are some fantastic bargains to be had, especially in Phuket. Hope you make a video on bargain finds which offer space for expats with a family who are looking to buy to live in.

[@donalain69]

lol.. Rhythm one of the most expensive brands and Satorn one of the most expensive areas. For the same price i got 3 bedrooms in the size of that living room and a living room the size of that condo :) (130 sqm for 60k per sqm at sukhumvit 71 5 min from bts) and the building has a tennis court, a small golf course, a huge indoor badmington hall, table tennis, billard, fitness, large pool with jakuzi, 2 saunas, a jogging track,...

[@jamesedwards2966]

In 2006 I brought from the USA the equivalent of 7.5 million Baht to purchase a 2 bedroom in Twin Peaks Bangkok, same Japanese family builder as in Twin Peaks Chang Mai. The Bangkok Twin Peaks turned out to be a fraud, the building was not built to the Bangkok Land Department approved plans, and it was never finished and not approved for sale by the Land Department. I came within two day of giving them a bank check for 7.5 million baht for a two bedroom unit which was not approved for sale by the Bangkok Land Department. in 2012 after years of litigation in the courts (the building had sold 89% of their units) the courts ordered the building to be given to the underlying Thai land lease holder (who had not been paid their land lease rent in 8 years) and the building ordered why the courts to be torn down. I had several Farang friends who just walked away from their condos and lost everything. The Japanese builder has long ago disappeared. I hope your Chang Mai Twin peaks, which this same Japanese builder had built in 2007 has not gone down the same path.

[@JettGunther]

Thank you for sharing your story. This one in Chiang Mai has been around since 2012 so definitely a physical standing building.

[@colinbell8250]

Sounds like a big risk these condos. I can only imagine the building faults. Note , no fire sprinkler systems in condo. One day a big fire will take a whole building out with many deaths.

[@jordangoldberg4937]

What about the monthly HOA fee and the property yearly tax if any ?

[@andres.lamontagne5294]

Good comparison. Would be interested in a similar series at a lower price point, say $150K or $200K.

[@JettGunther]

Noted

[@stevenjustice8258]

Why would you sell your home a move to bkk and then spend the same amount???? Why wouldnt I just keep my house in the usa, (where I own the land) rent it out and use the rental income to rent something in thailand... you know where I cant own land...

[@prestonphelps1649]

I had that issue. To hard to manage house from abroad. Ended up selling usa 🇺🇸house....but not buying Thailand. Thai construction standards suck, you have no rights as regards nearby issues such as bar going in next door, and most importantly flexibility. As a renter you can bail if you don't like the area. Currently I'm paying covid prices but even in normal times 700 usd pays my 2 bdrm condo in prime area.

[@ue7483]

On point. Don't buy in Bangkok. I'm assuming the prices will decline within the next 15 years. Real estate prices - especially in condo buildings - in relation to the median income in Bangkok are one of the highest in the world (much crazier price-income- ratios in some Chinese cities). But yeah. Just rent in Thailand. Don't buy

[@eetadakimasu]

Because some of us have no reason to stay

[@method341]

Yeah that's a better and smarter way of doing it I think.

[@mmaranta785]

Not owning the land doesn’t matter because we will all die someday. A 30 year land lease renewable 3 times will outlive everyone

[@louis20122]

How's about taxes, condo fees, upkeeps, etc? I prefer to rent and invest my money in income producing ETFs.

[@lawrencelawrence3920]

I love Chiang Mai but the burning season is hard to take.

[@johnclark7973]

Great video, enjoyed the overview of Thai RE. Thanks. Jett, you display good knowledge of RE areas in US, how is that? Did you live here at one point?

[@JettGunther]

Yes NY and CA

[@_ckr]

I'm far more interested in $50K BKK condos, Jett.

[@ernestojr.acosta972]

The Chiang Mai property was modern and classy.

[@cjinasia9266]

10 million gets you a palace up here in Chiang Rai. A 60 meter condo is beyond stupid. The layout of the first unit wastes a bunch of space for the hall to the master bath. Nice view but I would not live there.

[@billytheweasel]

These are great vids Mr Gunther. For me the ROI isn't there even though I love BKK with its elevated walkways of cables. I may jump in after the crash.

[@TLK22]

Don't jump too far.

[@zenvagabond]

You can get just as good for 150k.

[@megret1808]

You don’t talk about management fees. Those expenses are reoccurring

[@JettGunther]

Thanks for pointing that out. It's indicated in the listing though under "CAM fees"

[@megret1808]

@@JettGunther Thanks

[@colinbell8250]

Managment fees are just as important as the purchase price i feel.

[@megret1808]

@@colinbell8250 And taxes

[@Albimar17]

best series on thaiger channel, but shoosh! Dont tell Sir Tim Newton ;)P

[@mmaranta785]

Feb and March you have to leave Chiang Mai because of the fire burning season. Air quality is worse then Beijing during this time

[@blueberryneo]

This video is funny, Jett should continue doing it.

[@markbee9446]

Wow! Love your play by play! Hilarious presentation! What about 1brm or bachelor pads? Thank you. btw your opinions are right on.

[@gregd205]

Total nonsense….I would love to know where you would find anyone crazy enough to pay 300,000 USD for a condo in Pattaya….especially the one featured…basic and ridiculously over priced.

[@k1mAMG]

I Agree, but location is what drives up the price of that condo. Condos and housing are built to shit standards in thailand but land prices in prime locations are HIGH and drives up the prices a lot. This is just basic supply and demand.

[@deanpaul2945]

How much they pay that thai to con dribble rubbish, worth..max 3 million baht max max small, 1 bedroom, kitchen for midjit, tiny tiny but large joke..

[@nigelflanagan1050]

So off Base...noone is paying that kind of money for a condo of that size in Pattaya

[@donald_carter]

I stayed at Twin Peaks for a month in 2019 - a quality condo in a convenient place.

[@Perfecthomescnx]

Totally agree.

[@emerson-sheaapril8555]

I think to many people are obsessed with the Niemann area in Chinagmai. Where prices are on par with Bangkok.

[@emerson-sheaapril8555]

@@davecooke4009 ok....so I assume you agree then the Niemen area is overrated and like the listing he chose :)

[@neilmcmanus3727]

in your presentation of the condo it might be helpful if the direction of looking out the windows or from the outside deck would be described like looking south, west, east, or north which would give a interested individual an idea of the sun exposure of the condo

[@JettGunther]

Great feedback. Thanks!

[@mmaranta785]

Don’t buy in Thailand. My house in Chiang Mai hasn’t appreciated in 15 years and the house is just a storage place for my golf clubs, so when I go every 2 years I don’t have to rent clubs

[@Perfecthomescnx]

There are many properties like that for sure in Chiang Mai some have even depreciated in value, it is all about the location and the prices you purchased at. Hopefully you can still make on the changes in the exchange rates?

[@mmaranta785]

@@Perfecthomescnx Actually when I bought it was 36 baht to the USD, now it’s 30. I paid 2 million baht. I don’t want to sell though. In Thailand houses are cheaper than condos but here in the US it’s the opposite

[@Perfecthomescnx]

@@mmaranta785 Sounds like a great place to keep the clubs.

[@petergorm]

DO not EVER buy anything like a house or a condo or a bar in Thailand! Rent, and only rent. Then you will be okay.

[@petermykichuk3714]

Live in Canada and for 300 hundred grand u get a 1200 square foot 3 bedroom bungalow usually finished basement extra bedroom and washroom

[@gerolfschepp1112]

Canada, but where in Canada. I live in Toronto and you get not anything for 600 000.00, maybe a old Condo.

[@roustabout4fun]

Agreed....what a view s... I'll take 2.....Chiang Mai and Phuket!

[@foxinvestment7691]

W•H•A•T•S•A•P•P• +•1•8•1•5•2•4•2•5•0•8•7 l~n~v~e~s~tC•r•y•p•t•o B•T•CA•N•D•E•T•H............

[@RamonHernandez-oi7fm]

Matterport baby!! That's what did the virtual walk through. Lol

[@OhMrJakey]

Keepin' it real, Jett. That's why I like you.

[@JettGunther]

Loving the feedback. Thanks!

[@lostinasia888]

i love the Chiang Mai condo ! thanks for sharing. Btw, one of my pet peeve about condo balcony is the Aircon Compressor on the side, it is ugly, dirty and warm, developer should have built Air-con Ledge for the compressor(s).

[@colinbell8250]

AC same in Australia generally on balconys unless its prestigious and on the roof, but Thai utilise this open space.

[@lostinasia888]

@@colinbell8250 same as Mass Market Condos in Singapore, it get unsightly when it rained or dusty.

[@mixalis6168]

Would move yesterday !!

[@Perfecthomescnx]

hurry up

[@eetadakimasu]

Fun fact, Twin Peaks is also a restaurant chain with waitresses in low cut shirts

[@JettGunther]

I must go verify this rumor

[@Perfecthomescnx]

thanks GOOGLEing it now!

[@pierremarel]

Informative and entertaining... great job!

[@JettGunther]

Thank you!

[@pierremarel]

You are welcome. Compliment most deserved!

[@scottn9492]

LOL I chose this because it is representative of.... I really like this place... I hate the built in furniture... The master bathroom is not so master, but just more of a regular space. But you are paying for something that should look like you are in Manhattan, but just remember you are in Thailand and we have nothing like a city planner.

[@jesselivermore4318]

buy nothing in this countrie, rent, take time to experience the real life not what media promote, and decide later on...

[@foxinvestment7691]

W•H•A•T•S•A•P•P• +•1•8•1•5•2•4•2•5•0•8•7 l~n~v~e~s~tC•r•y•p•t•o B•T•CA•N•D•E•T•H............

[@deanpaul2945]

A view of concrete buildings is not the apartment??? You sleep live inside not on a deck chair on a tiny dangerous suicidal balcony looking at concrete through the POLLUTION.,Guess the developers write his poor scripts.

[@deanpaul2945]

US DOLLARS IS THE BEST WAY THAIS UP THEIR HOUSE CONDO PRICES BY AN OPEN ENDED DOLLAR FIGURE, NOT BUILDING COSTS, A FREE ADDED HUGE AMOUNT..US DOLLARS UNREALISTIC PRICES..HOW MUCH THEY PAY HIM..HA HA HA

[@richiebettles2707]

Great review..but all out of my price range..

[@mrbutch308]

I liked the Chiang Mai apartment best.

[@soulchkn]

Chiang Mai Condo 100% 👍

[@JettGunther]

Chiang Mai 100%

[@soulchkn]

@@JettGunther I need to find a 2 bedroom Condo like that to rent for the month of October and November for my holiday. Time to start hunting. 😁

[@TLK22]

Hopefully the industrial air purifier is included.

[@mmaranta785]

@@soulchkn Do you think the 14 day quarantine will be lifted by then?

[@soulchkn]

@@mmaranta785 I honestly couldn't tell you. But I'm certainly hoping by then that at least the quarantine will be lowered back to 7 days or completely gone for vaccinated tourists. Fingers crossed. 🤞

[@timmyjones1921]

Many many people would buy in Thailand , I would however it's the current situation where who knows when they can fly international and go abroad during Covid-19 talking about it and being able to do it is just not working right now at all even my Thai Comrades here in America have not been able to return home to Thailand .

[@timmyjones1921]

@@MrPloopi Because it may increase odds of getting Thai Citizenship or a Cute Sexy Thai Wife .

[@mmaranta785]

@@timmyjones1921 You won’t get Thai citizenship but it’s easy to get a Thai wife, and if you put the house in her name you’ll be sorry

[@timmyjones1921]

@@mmaranta785 I'll never be sorry for spending time with a Thai Wife Loving her and putting the home in her name True Love Costs .

[@mmaranta785]

@@timmyjones1921 She can kick you out of the house. Make sure you have secret money hidden somewhere.

[@timmyjones1921]

@@mmaranta785 I've dated beautiful ladies across America , Mexico & Canada I even dated female assassins recruiting hired guns to help them kill the President Of The United States Of America they was so good in bed ect... Every Thing Has a risk even true love , but regardless what happens they cain't take memories back from you they are yours for life .

[@geoffadams903]

What about parking and storage ?

[@adolfelmarjukic9133]

The Base is like never-ending party. Noise of all kinds- alcohol infused people, prostitutes moaning, traffic from 2nd road. Overcrowded pool where majority doesn't even stay at the place but are guests of someone STAY AWAY!

[@AbroadInThailand]

I would love to get more involved with these virtual 360 tours of properties at FazWaz!

[@barryfitzgerald3839]

He conveniently left out the HOA fees ? Monthly Association dues ?

[@Nick-fy1zp]

You must get a back hander off A.P. you always rate them. They're pretty good though.

[@colinbell8250]

Chang condo looks excellent but i would have liked to know parking spaces and what we call body corporate monthly fees please.

[@bkkfarang4749]

You shouldn't quote prices in American dollars because only Thai baht is used in Thailand. Let the viewer figure the exchange rate on whatever currency they have from their home country.

[@mohammedhasan3925]

Price is too high

[@ruksanamamsa8593]

Can the tourist get this condo for a month or so

[@daniellekramer7272]

Yes you can. You can rent people's homes there. Make sure you barter for a better price.

[@deanpaul2945]

Ele trical cables works of art, is he any more than a inexperienced talker on thai realestate, the second u begin a built, the second your property goes down, absolutely no profit in ferangs or thais buying land or houses in the whole of thailand, designed that way, so thais have affordable housing and ferangs pay big at the start and loose big at the end, also thailand is not so cheap anymore, corruption everywhere..

[@jimwest4862]

so buy a condo in los then be thrown out no more retirement visas? who the hell would buy housing in thailand and not be able to live there?? i lived there for 10 years, then our retirement visas where not renewed. before covid...

[@multimetaverselee7608]

Hello! Jim. Can you kindly elaborate your case by providing more details. I was told that renewing Thai Retirement Visa is a straightforward process.

[@popokatepetul]

I don't watch videos with price tag like that. And going up progressively..... How about you start going down instead. Bought my condo in bang kapi for 600 000 THB , 5 years ago, can find for 7-8 00 000 now.... 1+ m for 2 room on 1st floor good for business

[@stevenroberts7435]

Buy half price next year after thai economy crashes... thats why prices are dropping...

[@Albimar17]

lol, is there a place in this world where RE prices arent in a bubble?

[@stevenroberts7435]

Al Mack your 💯 % 👍

[@adolfelmarjukic9133]

@@Albimar17 SF and NYC, Singapore, London, München and Frankfurt, Delhi. There can you invest with knowledge that you will not lose money.

[@Albimar17]

@@adolfelmarjukic9133 thx m8 :)))

[@colinbell8250]

They are so small bedrooms most have no storeage or just enough space to unpack a suitcase.

[@geekane9462]

Haha, Gogo bars....oops, go carts. Good one, Jett. Keep the reviews coming....

[@mmaranta785]

Go-karting is fun

[@Bo-tz4nw]

Commercial, please NOT on YT. Don´t spam the internet!

[@TheDrewjirby]

It’s probably not for most, but I’d love to see price of actual homes 🏡

[@lifeisthefun]

Excellent entertaining presentation, Jeff. Two comments: 1. I currently rent a 2-bed 2-bath 60 sq.m. place with wraparound balcony 16th fl. on Soi Rangnam, Bkk, 5min. from the Victory Monument BTS station for 20k + 5k electric/water. That's 300k/annum. This is a rental only building but an apt like this would go for 6mil min. So I pay 5% to rent. I have compared rent/buying in the stretch from VM to Ari and the numbers are similar: 4-5%. In the US it's more like 10% plus owner's get tax breaks. The benchmark in this context should be that the market (US certainly) returns about 7%/annum inflation-adjusted long-term. So, too my mind this should factor into a US(West?)/Thai buy/rent comparison. Given these numbers to my mind it makes little (financial) sense to own here. But, of course, there's the pride of ownership and the liberty to paint pink stripes on the walls ... 2. Sathorn is upscale. One should also look at up and coming areas where the BTS is extending to.

[@itsjazzyjamtime4198]

Good vlog but I did not like any of the apartment, I sure they will many bargains to have soon even in Phuket, Maybe that another vlog for you especially with sandbox coming next month. Properties in Phuket don't forget about us Britsh and Europeans not everything as to be USA focus, yes they may think they rule,

[@barryfitzgerald3839]

Car salesman turned realtor

[@martinfarrelly5196]

I don't think so, much better value in Europe, never mind the rest of the world,

[@mixingjd]

Jet, while I appreciate what you are trying to do here, it’s a little bit flawed for me. Condo living is not for everyone. Some of us want a house, or a building that can be a residence and a business. Yes I understand that buying property other than a condo has unique challenges in Thailand. However some of us have made friends with Thai people, and we understand how to overcome those challenges. That being said, maybe for a future video you show some houses and duel purpose buildings? Correct me if I am wrong. But I would think that given the current situation, there should be some good deals on buildings in Patong beach? And I know that you can find reasonable prices on houses in Kathu and Chalong. Again I do appreciate you taking the time to show these condos🙏🏼. But there are other options And part of the appeal of Thailand is lower cost of living.(like really 1/3 the cost of America) So really if I would just buy a place to live, I would be looking for a house for 1/3 of the 350k. And they are there, my friends have shown me. Anyway thank you 🙏🏼 Jet. Have a great day.

[@JettGunther]

Thank you for the feedback. I am a bit constrained in terms of what I can present. Most affordable places don't have 3d virtual tours available for me to present and even if they do, they're often not good eye candy...just empty square rooms with no furniture. What I will do more in my videos is tell people how they can find such deals on their own and provide some links in the description.

[@xs_babypink]

How does one in your opinion from having thai friends, get around the villa owning problems? c:

[@mixingjd]

@@xs_babypink The problem is land. But you don't have to own the land, you can lease the land. So you can own the building, but you have a 30 year lease from the Thai land owner.

[@xs_babypink]

@@mixingjd yeah... but then apparently when you go to release the land you have to repay for the house because it becomes the land owner's property right? I'm only 25, I would like my house to last more the 30 years haha

[@xs_babypink]

@@mixingjd honestly it is very demotivating that as someone looking to invest in property and the community in thailand that I would not be able to gain citizenship easily or to own land for my lifetime. I don't even want kids and was prepared to let the land go back to the kingdom when I die but that isn't even an option. The best on offer for me is an elite visa for now but it isn't even really applicable to my situation as I would like longer than 20 years. It really does make you feel used up to buy a property then be told at any time to pack up and leave. I might look to become a resident somewhere else 💔

[@seriousdoubt]

buy land in Thailand is same like buying in the Utopia land

[@masajo928]

Hey can you walk to a place with a agent? Not just from the internet...

[@TLK22]

We are from the Internet.

[@cherylkelly8009]

Yes 👍

[@user-tg5ck5hh2n]

I have unsubscribed from this channel. You are trying to outprice the average western tourist.. Nobody goes to Thailand to spend $300k

[@Perfecthomescnx]

Really? to many 300K is a drop in the ocean

[@1martinlocke]

Love these videos more please.

[@markwils5042]

Great overview !

[@truthbtold1620]

hell no! That price is nuts.

[@seashell4327]

Buzz kill safety feature 🤣🤣

[@truthbtold1620]

300k in dollar?

[@Andrew-qy1kz]

Your choice of location in Bangkok is pretty strange. Most expats live and would be living around the sukhumvit areas so why would you choose Sathorn? Makes no sense.

[@JettGunther]

For the reasons I described in the video

[@donaldfrapwell4116]

I prefer Sathorn when I visit, although I stay a little closer to Lumpini Park. It looks like this is close to Chong Nonsi BTS so there is easy access to Sukhumvit.

[@donaldfrapwell4116]

I take that back. it looks like this is over by Saphan Taksin, maybe 5 minute walk.

[@JettGunther]

@@donaldfrapwell4116 No it's towards Chong Nonsi

[@Andrew-qy1kz]

@@JettGunther right so you can be away from the bars and nitelife in bkk.. and be close to the co called CBD to have wide sidewalks and multinational companies and a canal. Sorry but I have to totally disagree with you on location.

[@deanpaul2945]

Over priced by millions of baht..,a rip off, small, cramped, very cheap layout.Small as......

[@toknnomad1424]

only 60 SQM ... way too small.

[@travelinvest6646]

What home 555555

[@1984Scholsey]

Why did you delete my comment about the prices being way overpriced ? the fact is take away the hype these apartments are worth $80k at a push how much finders fee commission will you receive ?

[@1984Scholsey]

Unsubbed

[@TheThaiger]

No comments of yours were deleted

[@Hello-ev1xl]

Why over pay for these places when one cannot apply for citizenship like America. So, don't compare America to Thailand. My wife is Thai. As long as I am alive she will never move back to Thailand., She applied for citizenship so she has duel citizenship. I can buy larger condo's here in America for less then your prices in Thailand. Sorry.

[@kencolvin8613]

Pattaya has some really nice rub and tugs...I mean day spas...lmao

[@JettGunther]

Shhhh!

[@johnclark7973]

@@JettGunther lol

[@alexyamane]

"...at first it looked like a crushed cigarette." lol.. it does grow on you though. =)

[@vivthespiv1]

BEWARE .... Jet is a real estate agent .... THIS IS NOT THAIGER

[@TheThaiger]

Jett has an arrangement with FazWaz. He’s contracted with The Thaiger. He could use other websites for all we care.

[@Hello-ev1xl]

Over priced for Thailand. You cannot compare prices in the U.S.A. to Thailand. One thing is for sure this that Thailand is a 3rd world country. Second, you can drink tap water in the U.S.A. you cannot drink tap water in Thailand. So, I can you compare the U.S.A. to Thailand. Yes, Thailand is a lovely place but, it does not compare to the U.S.A. Sorry, not a chance.

[@TheThaiger]

Thailand is NOT a third world country. It may not be as good as your neighborhood but it is a long way from being third world. I drink from the taps in Phuket all the time. And in Bangkok. Probably wouldn’t recommend it but plenty continues to change in Thailand to make it very unlike any of the world’s third world nations.

[@TheThaiger]

Hell, they have universal health care like other first world countries. Oh...

[@Hello-ev1xl]

@@TheThaiger Sorry, we do not have universal heath care. You must be thinking of Canada or England. Here in America we pay for Health care either through our employers, unions or on our own. Universal Heath care you are dreaming son. Think again. We will never turn to Universal Heath care and for one reason. Ask a person living in Canada. They have to wait 6-12 months for an MRI. I can obtain one in 1-2 weeks here as long as I have insurance or cash.

[@Hello-ev1xl]

@@TheThaiger Go to northern Thailand and try to drink the water. When I say Third World I mean you must be able to have running water to every home of which Thailand does not have. You have good International Hospitals. But, you also have double pricing. We offer you the same price in America as we pay. There are no double pricing. That is why Thailand is so screwed up. Don't charge double to us and then maybe we might come back. I'll spend my money some place else. Sorry, Thailand has shown their true colors not only with there stupid visa program but also with there over price condos and double pricing for farangs. Keep smiling Thailand, but my money stays in my pocket now.

[@hermancane9224]

Damn why attack Thailand so harshly buddy. Easy bro bro.

[@hswing11]

You bounce around to much no easy to follow👎😵