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Category: Retirement in Thailand
What’s it Like Living in Thailand
Overall living in Thailand can be best described as exciting exotic simple living.
The people work every day in what most cases at their own individual shop, with the seemly daily flow of people appears constant from day to day.
Living in any particular location, everyone seems to know each other quite well with daily
What’s the best Asian Country to Retire?
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Where’s the best place to retire in the world
The best place to retire in the world is:
Chiang Mai Thailand
Living in Thailand is ultra-inexpensive but more importantly has world class medical care, many of the doctors schooled in Thailand go on to be Physicians in America and other parts of the globe too.
Additionally, the nursing program is a 4 year bachelor of Nursing Science
Working in Thailand
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Making Cloths in Thailand
One of the fantastic things about coming to Thailand is having ones cloths made for yourself.
Here’s the breakdown.
Most cities have a fabric district, for Chiang Mai it’s called China town.
Rows and rows of fabric shops fill the area with handmade goods and of course plenty of food stalls too.
The shops are full of
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Should I Buy or Rent
A look into Chiang Mai Real Estate for Retirement
The question quickly comes up if one should Buy or Rent in Thailand / Chiang Mai.
After living in Thailand for over eight years I’ve come to the conclusion to simply rent and here’s why.
Purchasing a home in Thailand requires you as a foreigner to have a Thai partner for a 51/49