| There are many things UK expat Dan loves about living in Bangkok, Thailand, some of which he describes here. He is also passionate about action and adventure sports, something he wants others to experience in Thailand. |
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Action, Sports, Adventure: The Story of a UK Expat Living in Thailand
Joy and Frustration in the Land of Smiles: A European Expat's Take on the Good and Bad of Living in Thailand
| Focus on the good, not the bad -- that's one of the tips Justo gives to those who are planning on moving to Bangkok, Thailand, where he has been living for the past two years. This European expat also shares his advice about things like the importance of learning the local language, job prospects for other foreigners, and the cost of living in Bangkok. |
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Professional Expatting Around Bangkok...
| Living in other countries isn't a new experience for Catherine; she's been doing it for so many years. Now she lives in Bangkok, Thailand, where she plans to stay permanently. Read her interview to find out why Bangkok is just right for her, the things she likes and dislikes about living there, and her passion for learning Thai. |
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My Bangkok
| There are quite a few things American expat Nick enjoys about living in Bangkok. Read his interview to learn what they are, as well as some of the things he's learned that expats in Thailand would do well to learn about, too. |
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Living the Thailand Dream
| The ever-present sunshine, the warm and friendly people, and the low cost of living are some of the things that British expat Mike is enjoying in Thailand. He also shares some aspects of what it's like to live in a rural area in Thailand and several tips about adjusting to Thai culture and attitudes. |
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Colin: A British Expat Living in Thailand
| Hefting coconuts isn't the only thing Englishman Colin can be found doing in Thailand, where he lives with his wife and works as a full-time writer. Having lived in the Land of Smiles for some time - in Chiang Mai and more recently, in Lang Suan - it's the country he now calls home. Read on for more of Colin's expat life in Thailand and his advice for those planning to move abroad. |
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For a Different Viewpoint: Expat Woman in Bangkok, Thailand
| If you're searching for useful and reader-friendly information on expat life in Bangkok, then you shouldn't miss American expat Amy's interview. Here she gives a plethora of data and advice on topics like learning to speak Thai, observing Thai customs, and factors that can affect an expat's cost of living in Thailand. For more insights into expat life in Bangkok from a female perspective, you can also check out her new book, The Expat Woman's Guide to Living in Bangkok. |
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An Expat Who Calls a Northern Thai Village, Home
An American expat who has been living in Thailand for more than 30 years shares some of his thoughts on village life, as well as tips for those who may be considering moving to Thailand - a country that has given him many experiences he may not have had if he had been living elsewhere. |
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Our Thailand adventure: Dutch expat Niels and family living in Hua Hin
| An eye-opening, fulfilling adventure is what Dutch expatriate Niels and his lovely family are experiencing in their expat lives in Hua Hin, Thailand. Working as educators, Niels and his wife Elise are also appreciative of how living in Thailand is helping broaden their family's view of life. Here, he describes what it's like for them to live and work as expats in Thailand, gives an overview of their everyday expenses, and offers advice on living in the Land of Smiles. |
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American expat Phillip: Freelancing to fund foundation work in Phayao, Thailand
| American expat Phillip and his wife have been living in Thailand for only a short time, but have experienced much. This freelance writer shares with us some aspects of small-town life in Phayao and what he sees as the best and frustrating parts of being a foreigner living and working in Thailand. |
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