I lost my phone on the flight from Phuket to Chiang Mai and bought a new iPhone at the mall, and I had my kids look in California and I paid almost exactly the same price in Chiang Mai. So lucky! And when my laptop's power supply went out, it was very easy to find a replacement on a Sunday, which surprised me.
Hi there, thank you for reaching out. It's enough to download the apps once you arrive to Thailand, but if you want to get familiar with the lay out, you can download them prior departure, too.
Great video, definitely will learn thai, im maori in nz, its appreciated when our culture is recognized and our people try learning to pronounce māori named places properly and even learning the language..
I am interested in visiting/possibly moving to Thailand. Are there many women that move there alone? I have searched YT and find NO channels of women that are my age (almost retired) that have moved there. I need some guidance, or motivation, or something. All the channels are of men or interviews with couples... or young women in the party scene.
Nice vid, practical advice. So they put sugar and syrup into fresh fruit delicious somoothies? How about fruit stands with cleaned, pealed and sliced fruit? Safe and clean in your opinion? Since I hear no tap water drinking in Thailand.
HI there, thank you for your kind comment. That is correct, syrup in smoothies is a very common thing in Thailand, even though Thai fruit is fresh and very sweet on it's own. Yes, fruit from street markets is definitely safe, tasty and extremely cheap, too. Drinking tap water is not recommended, sticking with bottled water is a much safer option.
Hi there, Thai visa requirements can be confusing and difficult to understand sometimes, but that's why we're here to help. Feel free to email us at info@settleinabroad.com if you need assistance.
Great tips! I like the episodes where you interview expats/retirees living there. Any of those episodes coming up?
Hi there! Thank you for your lovely comment. Yes, there will be one out soon. 😊
Great information, explained in a clear, concise way!! Thank you so much.
Hi there, thank you for your lovely comment. We're happy that you found the video useful and easy to understand.
Great advice!
Hi Erik, thank you for your kind comment. We're happy that you enjoyed the video.
I lost my phone on the flight from Phuket to Chiang Mai and bought a new iPhone at the mall, and I had my kids look in California and I paid almost exactly the same price in Chiang Mai. So lucky! And when my laptop's power supply went out, it was very easy to find a replacement on a Sunday, which surprised me.
Hi there, that's awesome to hear. It really sounds like you had a great luck there.
Do you recommend downloading the Grab and Tuk after arriving Thailand or should download at home country before departure? Thanks.
Hi there, thank you for reaching out. It's enough to download the apps once you arrive to Thailand, but if you want to get familiar with the lay out, you can download them prior departure, too.
Great video, definitely will learn thai, im maori in nz, its appreciated when our culture is recognized and our people try learning to pronounce māori named places properly and even learning the language..
Hi there, thank you for your kind comment. Yes, most definitely. Even a small effort goes a long way.
I am interested in visiting/possibly moving to Thailand. Are there many women that move there alone? I have searched YT and find NO channels of women that are my age (almost retired) that have moved there. I need some guidance, or motivation, or something. All the channels are of men or interviews with couples... or young women in the party scene.
Nice vid, practical advice. So they put sugar and syrup into fresh fruit delicious somoothies? How about fruit stands with cleaned, pealed and sliced fruit? Safe and clean in your opinion? Since I hear no tap water drinking in Thailand.
HI there, thank you for your kind comment.
That is correct, syrup in smoothies is a very common thing in Thailand, even though Thai fruit is fresh and very sweet on it's own. Yes, fruit from street markets is definitely safe, tasty and extremely cheap, too. Drinking tap water is not recommended, sticking with bottled water is a much safer option.
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Visas are a nightmare in Thailand and sounds like it’s getting worse lately.
Uh.. nightmare is a strong word.
Hi there, Thai visa requirements can be confusing and difficult to understand sometimes, but that's why we're here to help. Feel free to email us at info@settleinabroad.com if you need assistance.