TAILIEUCHUNG - The Essential Thailand Retirement Guide Pete Bowen

It’s not surprising that Thailand was chosen as the best country in the world for expats to reside. The HSBC Expat Explorer Survey of 2011 found the Kingdom beat 31 other countries for health care, accommodation, work environment and lifestyle. Thailand is my home. I live in a beautiful tropical beach community in a three bedroom condo with security and spacious pools. Where can I live like that in America for $2,000 a month? You can’t do it for twice that amount! I don’t want to paint the Land of Smiles (LOS) as the be all and end all for. | The Essential Thailand Retirement Guide Pete Bowen Copyright 2012 by Pete Bowen Smashwords Edition Introduction It s not surprising that Thailand was chosen as the best country in the world for expats to reside. The HSBC Expat Explorer Survey of 2011 found the Kingdom beat 31 other countries for health care accommodation work environment and lifestyle. Thailand is my home. I live in a beautiful tropical beach community in a three bedroom condo with security and spacious pools. Where can I live like that in America for 2 000 a month You can t do it for twice that amount I don t want to paint the Land of Smiles LOS as the be all and end all for every retiree. Buddha knows it has its issues but for someone who has the courage to get out of their comfort zone in the West and maybe doesn t have the money to retire in a luxurious style in a western country Thailand can be that special place. Make no mistake it is going to take courage to travel half way around the world and live in a place where things are very very different. Family and friends are rarely going to be coming for a visit and trips home are expensive. You ll probably never speak or read the Thai language. You ll always be an outsider. You ll never have the same rights as Thais and you won t be looked at the same. You ll always be vulnerable. It s just the way things are. You re a foreigner or as the Thai refer to you farang and no matter how hard you try you ll never be Thai. Thai culture is very different from the West. Combined with a very different language Thailand can be a difficult place to grasp and understand. TIT short for This is Thailand is a phrase coined and frequently used by former Bangkok Post nightlife columnist Bernard Trink. It s often used in conversation and writing by expats to explain puzzling behavior and the way things are done. TIT can be frustrating or a never ending source of wonderment and fun. Retirement in Thailand is as close to stress free as you ll find anywhere. No place

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