January 1st 2012
Find out about what you can do online now: from the West before leaving, along with a snapshot of the days expenses.
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During the 31 days:
I will be adding daily examples of costs in Chiang Rai Thailand, pictures and facts, I will also cover the more general aspect's of setting up in Thailand for an extended amount of time from A-Z.During the course of (31 pages - days) the topics listed below will be covered, with many others.
Browse by topic.
- Things you can do now, before leaving.
- Where to look for flights to Thailand.
- What to bring, or should it be, not to bring.
- Visas for Thailand and border runs.
- Nightlife, booze and cigarettes.
- My biggest mistake.
- $200 a month? I can show you how.
105 things I'm glad I brought with me!- Arriving in Bangkok.
- Arriving in Phuket.
- Living in a small village
- Getting around, transportation.
- Decent month to month accommodation.
- Leasing a house with a larger budget.
- Learning Thai and going to School.
- Internet costs, and other surprises.
- Food costs, and what to expect.
- Health Care costs in Thailand.
- Other Places Trang and Phang Nga.
- Other Places Songkla and Yala.
- Malaysia as an option.
- Border towns Satun and Rayong.
- Hua Hin and Sukho Thai.
- Pai and Chiang Mai.
- Settling in Chiang Rai.
- Purchasing a few basics.
- Thai Culture and Dating.
- Final Summary.
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Living in Thailand with $400 a month.
Is it possible: See what standard of living this affords.
January 2012, for 31 days.
June 2010 I boarded a plane to Bangkok 18 months later, I�m still in Thailand settling on Chiang Rai in Northern Thailand. During this time I have stayed in many places for a few weeks sometimes months, whilst traveling the whole length of Thailand from Yala to Chiang Rai, along the way I have learnt a few things mainly from making simple mistakes. Follow along and see how to avoid these extra expenses.
For people who are asking themselves is it really possible to live safely with next to nothing in Thailand, working online, or in another capacity that can be done remotely.
Over the next (31 pages - days) you will get to see examples of daily life in Thailand and what you can expect on a budget
of less than $500 per month. It�s probably a whole lot better than you imagine.
I will also touch on some of the other places I have stayed in Thailand and show you what you can get if your budget is larger.
Can you live on less than $400 per month. Yes it is possible. I will show you how along with the ways it can be done, including the risks and drawbacks.
What you will not find!
Long travelogue's about what I did each day, nor is it an exercise on how to save a dime or a penny.
Each day will be a short paragraph about my expenses and activities for that day with a picture or two,
relating to those expenses and activities (pictures and facts).
Then a daily topic of sorts, more about things I have learnt in the last 18 months. "One short example daily"
Set out in a logical order for example: Week 1: What you can do before leaving.
Week 2: On arriving in SE Asia. Week 3: Settling in and buying stuff. Week 4: Cultural differences and dating.
Continue Reading Day 1: What to do now, before leaving.
