I Live Better In Thailand Than I Did In The U.S. - Here's How Much It Costs | Relocated 

Test suburb of Marseille, Paris, or Grenoble in France, is like Afghanistan or nagera... lol ! Evry where have bad diversity and socialiste idéology togather, place are totaly wrf for sécurity ! please, don't talk about singapoor or dubai, yes is multicultural, but rich, and is just a f dictature... you can never cross the white line like the wester democraty. police and justice are not the same jog...

When I went to Thailand in 2018, there were police and armed guards in most places. I did not feel unsafe when I stayed there.

@@gsid9101 armed guards in most places? lol. hardly.

I currently live in Bangkok and you are absolutely correct. Much safer here than US cities and the cost of living is low.

thanks ive been trying to explain to other the same in the comments. This guy is getting ripped off.

@The Shah of Iran that’s how much rent is in California for 1-2 bedroom apartment

@The Shah of Iran full amenitites and fully serviced building is much more than just a 1 bedroon

@The Shah of Iran no we got some up there in Sacramento

Basically millionaire status in most of SEA excluding Singapore

I AM DOWN FOR THAT!! I just finished watching another video on this channel talking about how NYC has surpassed San Francisco rent wise as the most expensive city! Rent in both places is crazy!! Most people are not making that much in their job(s) either as a couple and/or independently!! It is ALL about LIVING and NOT just surviving as we are doing out here!! One only needs about $2000+ to live in places like the Philippines or Thailand. Having $230K would definitely work! Prayerfully I will be retiring in Bangkok soon!! I have not seen ONE person or family move back to the SF Bay Area after leaving anywhere for a lower cost of living because they "missed it".....and I am willing to bet I never will either...!!!

A 1 bedroom apartment with incl amenities is like living like a "Multi-Millionaire"?

Hmm he doesn't need to live like a typical normad but he's still spending too much for Thailand. Might as well move to Singapore.

@@loki76 I mean, in some U.S. cities, it is! If you want to own.

@@joelkaben Singapour is much less pleasant than Bangkok, in addition to being much more expensive and much less tolerant of error, their standards and laws are super constraining. I'm not against discipline (far from it) but that's too much for me.

@@RIRI-el6xm Agree, I like SG, but Bangkok is way more fun.

You still can! Don't count yourself out :)

Youre right,l need to refocus my efforts and realise the dream.

make money online bro. I suggest going through Andrew Tate's hustlers uni, it's what i used to make money. It's not that hard to earn 1k/month online and that goes a long way in thailand.

14000 usd is over Rs.11 lakhs in India. That's slightly less than 1 lakh rupees a month. For perspective, a mid level bureaucrat doesnt earn that much. A software engineer would earn less than 400 USD here at the beginning of his career. You still have it better than 90% of the world my friend, in terms of pure income.

@@Val_kyriee yes but it’s location dependent :( dublin is horribly expensive lately

500$ without rent ?

@@randomworld4662 you could do that with rent, honestly from the people I know it seems like 1500usd a month is all you would ever really need.

Pls I am presently in Chiang Mai as a student please can you help me secure a job too? I have been searching to no avail

@@randomworld4662 with rent. My condo was $5k tbh. But this was in 2018/2019.

Why did you leave then?

Especially at night when the taxi drivers refuse to use the meter. Night fee lol

@@rubendelfino7222 I would have taken license plate number and his name. There is usually a photo and name of taxi driver at the back seat. Just take a photo of it and make a report if you happen to use a taxi at night time again.

too many chinese locusts move to Bangkok

How’s the air quality though? I always get the impression that large Asian cities are among the most polluted in the world

@@Coccolinodc its bad right now.

Grotesque creature

Land of beejays

It’s scary to me when Americans keep saying how safe Thailand is, exactly how bad is America!

@@azzking9305 Home in the US I had my car windows smashed 3x in daylight thefts. It very easy to wander into scary parts of town. I never worry here in Thailand.

@@azzking9305 several years ago I met up with a bunch of college buddies in New York City. We were all about 60 years old. We took the subway to Brooklyn and got off at the wrong stop. We decided to walk to our destination and we were all as a group very concerned about our safety. Irrational? Maybe. I never feel like that in Thailand

What is the sq meter of your place? What is your total monthly budget?

Can you tell us your soenditures monthly

This. Living like that is not for normal people, it's much cheaper staying in Europe if u gonna live a life of extreme luxury hehe

Good for you, but it's not enough, you need at least $3K plus extra savings for emergency purposes. I am in my early 50's now and tend to enjoy living with that in Pattaya and I only go to the bars just twice a week without buying LDs at all.

Exactly, he’s paying waaaaaaaayyy too much for rent. That’s crazy. I had a 2 bed on the Sukh… line for $500. 😮

1.5 for meal, 48.5 for the girlfriend.

lol he’s an expat not a backpacker.

agreed. hyped up low cost food yet his bill tells a different story lol

to be fair, if you're buying high quality western foods for 2 it can add up.

If he is going to western restaurants, going to expensive bars/nightclubs, and buying wine then you could easily spend this much.

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Yeah train lines getting better and better, they had to build them due to traffic and pollution. That's the only reason I decided to live in Japan rather than Thailand. I hope the USA can finally move to trains but I doubt it.

@@sethaldrich6902 The U.S.A. is to spread out to make it realistic.

@@mylifethaidiy7045 couldn’t agree more. Too spread. It’s hard to make the train profitable.

They are so packed during rush hour though

I live in Bangkok and use the train system every day. So much better, cleaner, and more pleasant than the BART system in the San Francisco Bay Area.

He might be involved in some kind of businesses. His girlfriend is from Philippine, but they don’t want to live there!? 🧐They also live in Mexico City?

@@Aiyara01 I'm talking about violent crime not political corruption. 🤣 You really think tourists care about bribes going on between cabinet ministers? 😂 Below are the world's homicide rates by region. Asia is at the bottom even though it has the largest population on earth. There's no remote comparison in terms of safety, Asia is the safest region of the world. Region Rate Homicides Americas 17.2 173,000 Africa 13.0 163,000 World 6.1 464,000 Europe 3.0 22,000 Oceania 2.8 1,000 Asia 2.3 104,000

@@TITO-sy2rn Not sure how this has anything to do with my comment?

RIP to punctuation. No one is going to read this rambling mess.

M. Bison and Sagat hang out in Thailand. Still think it's safe?

Islamic immigration destroyed Germany

As a German I definitely can confirm that.

People with money don't know what to do with it.

@@trinidadinternational he doesn't, other people with at least average intellect when it comes to managing their own finances would never pay 2700 for rent in a 3rd world country like Thailand. People, especially American go there for the nearly free cost of living.

That's right! I was paying $20 a night at a nice hotel. That's $600 a month. I'm sure he could have gotten a cheaper luxury apartment in the same area.

@@trinidadinternational you know how the Thais used notes wisely. 555. Seems that you have been living here long enough to know baht value.

Luxury apartments are still a thing in Thailand. Especially the bigger cities.

May I ask what do you do for a living? Truly want to leave the states but working in my field I could never afford the relocation

How do you cope with the incessant racism?

@@azzking9305 Actually, because of my race, I’m an honored member of my community. So, not so bad. 😬

@@jdavies212msu yeah sounds a bit sus mate

@@azzking9305 Well mate, I’m here. You’re not. 😉

Yep and rude arrogant arseholes

Yea $2700 US for a one bedroom is crazy high even for north American standards. In Toronto, that price can get you a premium Riza Carlton service condo…maybe that’s what he’s living in?

Yea, I live in Bangkok and a regular 1 BR is around 20,000 THB a month ($560 USD). That's with pool, gym, etc.... he's probably in a newly built luxury unit and all that jazz, but still.... it's stupid expensive.

for $2700 US you can get 2-3 bedroom in prime area. He probably rent a service apartment, which include all cleaning and laundry service, which make the rent more expensive. However, you can hire a cleaning and laundry service separately and save a lot on budget

With his income, he doesn't care even though he probably knows he's paying quite a premium if he's already quite experienced being an expat

@@kenkungna It is included everything, electricity, internet, water, laundry, daily cleaning, high end gym, sauna, infinite pool, parking lot , room service etc. It is the service apartment, not just and apartment. But is is very high, very expensive anyway compared to other luxury condominiums.

And that GF looks half his age.

@@lineage13 so?

@@lineage13 and...

@@lineage13 nah, not really, she looks 20+ and he's around 30. you jealous or something?

@@stockholmpublishings2937 It says he is 41.

Hah, there's much more money and opportunity in Asia than 95% of the Western world. US is the only exception. That's why you mainly only see Asians in the US.

Mai mee khon dahm.

Yeah but Bangkok doesn't have the opportunities, diversity, infrastructure, high paying jobs, amenities, events and activities that NYC has to offer. Don't get me wrong, Bangkok is amazing and it's the most visited city on earth for a reason, but it's not on the level of NYC.

@@kayflip2233 Bangkok has beautiful infrastructure and always has things going on. The sky trains are nicer than the dirty subway in New York. I doubt you have ever been to Bangkok. Were at 11 million people already. We are larger than New York.

@@MyBelch omg

@@kayflip2233 I moved from the San Francisco Bay Area to Bangkok. I grew up in CT and love NYC (great salsa dancing) but only to visit. Bangkok has a lot to offer. Probably more than most people imagine. NYC has a great theater scene of which Bangkok has none and I miss that. Bangkok doesn't have NYC's museums but it does have a very nice art community. I have to agree with the commenter about the NYC subway system. It is dirty, noisy, with rude people, and a bit scary compared with the BTS/MRT in Bangkok which is a pleasure to ride. Bangkok is a beautiful interesting city which is a little less intense than NYC.

Can agree with this. Lost travel for vacation and the mentality is different when they do; so they fall in love with the place and make the move. A friend of mine said the same thing about Lisbon. Got excited and move and realized all the small details after moving there and the headache he underwent. Also, this guy has an income of $230K in Thailand you can live luxuriously. Heck even here in San Francisco with that money you can live great. In short - he’s living the 1% life in Thailand. I’m sure if you’re making $10M here in San Francisco you can easily make the same video even better claiming SF to be amazing. Money will make any place look good and appealing because you can buy service and clear up your time to enjoy your life.

$8K per month is equivalent to living on $15K per month in the USA. That's too much money for Thailand.

So you're offering to buy CNBC a beer?

The highspeed train connecting China to Singapore will most likely not be completed in the next 10 years.

@@simonjames9481 Agreed, Thailand has no plan to consrtuct high speed train from Bangkok to KL.

Pls how can one visit the united state of America as a student during vacation

Pay attention. This is a Interview from CNBC. It’s not his personal post

Is it easy to get permanent residence there from Canada?

@Nobody46463 no. PR is pretty much impossible. And takes about 20 years

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Usually it’s the poor people who are struggling in counties like Thailand 🇹🇭 that want to come to 🇺🇸

Trust me If I could live in Mexico 🇲🇽 making over 100k a year remotely sign me up!!! Next a beach like Puerto Vallarta , or Los Cabos

if only they could make half of what they have earned working in Thai restaurants in the US, trust me they would.

I live in Thailand. Most Thai people don't want to live in the US or anywhere else for that matter.

yeah he got scammed in a new condo property lol. I Iived in this neighbourhood too.. no one wants to spend at least 1k usd for rent especially after covid that they are renting it out for 300 usd to 400 usd from 800 to 1k usd rent. Even if he lives in Marriott service residences that 2k usd rent he can have 2 bedroom.

He pays 2.7k for a Serviced 1 room Apartment. 😂

@@pitchrich5893 It's considered good form in some countries for those with means to spend money on the local service industry as a means of supporting locals and the local economy.

@@pitchrich5893 it is odd cause u can find cheaper very nice condos for $500 there.

He doesn’t know how to find a better deal there..😅🧐😆

I just wanna know how he's spending $1600 a month eating out. I can't even spend that much eating out in the US

Hei are you still looking for it?

What visa are you on?

I’m moving there! Hire me haha!!!

What kind of skills are you looking for? What kind of opportunities are out there for people with English skills and office experience? I'm currently in IT support but worked various roles and also speak conversational Thai because I'm half Thai. Really want to move there and get to experience Thai culture.

@@DR-ex7yu if you're half Thai you're better off getting a passport here and getting a job as a citizen so companies don't have to pay for work permits. There was heaps of work for Thais after covid. Couldn't get staff as it was competitive as. But now most companies are putting freezes on hiring because the world economy is in the beginning of a depression. Being a look khroung they'll also expect you to be fluent in Thai and treat you like a local with a local salary. If you could get a job at an American company (as they really want fluent English speakers, not the Thai 'oh a toiec score of 500 is good enough' English level) that would be the way to go. Higher salary than other companies. Want English speakers. And office type work. If you can sell your skills and overseas experience you might be able to get a salary of around 50k a month starting. Outside of Bangkok that is easy to live on as a single person, especially if you improve your skills and language here and just keep progressing positions quickly (a lot of large companies only hire women and they all want to get married and have kids, not careers. So it's not difficult to progress here). But you'd have to be here to get the job first, so you'd need to do a 3-4 month job search/holiday. But if you did that I'd organize the dual citizenship first.

Exactly 💯 with 30k thb salary it is tough

Yet amazingly all the Thai girls I know in Bangkok manage to work side jobs at the hotel or flower shop and pay cash for their college. In the u.s.a. I tried as hard as I could to pay cash for my college, but still had to take on debt.

@@mylifethaidiy7045 Thai education is cheap but it's poor and in the end we graduated just for an average low income full-time job (or as Thai people know a fresh grad will earn about 15,000 THB or 5,000USD annually.

@@paigesummer4959 In Bangkok my friends that are 711 managers make 17,000 baht/month. Working for Australian shipping company 5 days a week straight days is 40,000 baht.

@@paigesummer4959 But sadly one of my friends who is a 4 year RN Nurse in northern Thailand is only making 10,000 baht/month. Bangkok is definatelly where I will be relocating to for work.

Well ....that's kinda the point

duh it’s basic geo arbitrage. stop hating… it’s improving the economy of Thailand lol

Not at all. That $2,700/month (100,000 baht/month) is extravagant but that building he is living in has at 51% Thai ownership. I see Thais parking their exotic sports cars outside my condo building while they spend a night out in the rooftop bar in the condo building next to me.

@@drew9496 Stop hating because it’s convenient for you? Imagine everything is reversed, some people are going to put white sheets on themselves and get torches so fast

Or is it making food and entertainment cost more expensive for local Thais? but their income base js still the same :-)

Bangkok is overpriced

He is just a spoiled millennial.

@@claudiospies1905 ok baby boomer

@@mylifethaidiy7045 Don't you know the generations or are you just ignorant to be able to identify me as Generation X.

He probably lives in a very central area in Bangkok which can be expensive. Of course, there are more affordable areas but I guess with his salary, 2700 usd is not much. 😂

He would be doing fine in USA, he does even better over there.

should we pay more for the same things?

True

Yup Hes a coward and not welcomed back

@@berrex5152 lol you are a failure so you can stay.

I'm one of those people. I think almost anywhere is better than the USA and western nations.

Interesting! Tell us more about your startup and lifestyle!

US sucks; Thailand people can make it without going to USA, save the plane ticket.

That is true billions of people want to move to the USA but I feel like the USA is the graveyard of cultures. A lot is going on here and its getting worse. I know we can say we have houses to live in but you go out of your house and you dont know if some crazy person with mental issues will have a gun and start shooting at people. I’ve traveled quite a bit and I love how culture is what makes the countries special and unique. Everywhere you go is so much better people actually talk to you and actually want to get to know you. Here thats not the case. Just sooo many things that are so nice outside the USA.

@@jaimerivera7717 JR said:"Just sooo many things that are so nice outside the USA." Inside the fence, the local elites get to enjoy whatever you have in mind. The average locals don't. When drug culture first took hold?, and who welcomed it instead of enforcing against it? You see, guns were around in the 1700s. Drugs and the mental health issues?

@@jasondpa People should probe real data instead of unsubstantiated opinions. The real data reveals that more people die because of drugs, poisonings, and vehicle fatalities than firearms. Same principle applies to health care costs. People should probe why the global elites seek the US for their health care needs while simultaneously promoting "Universal/Socialist" health care in their home countries.

@@jasondpa JO said: "Objective data may not be the right approach." So, unsubstantiated opinions, feelings, and hear say are more important than facts? Why? JO said: "...health care costs and gun violence, which does not exist on my country." Keep it a secret then, else 3/4 of Africa, Latin America, Asia, and 90% of India as well as 50% of China might want to move to "your country." But wait a minute....crime does not exist? Really? Say....what is "Your country" GDP...per capita? How about Upward mobility from abject poverty, etc.... Does "Your country" have inane Honorific titles such as "Doctor", "Mirrey", "Milord", etc. Just asking....

Other provinces in Thailand is very affordable though. He’s has more money to spend so staying in Bkk is convenient, and it works for him. Those who stayed in Bkk if you’re inventive..you can be successful especially with food. If you have land in your province just go back home, and be your own boss start growing variety of organic foods. There’s so many nonprofit that can help you succeed. Once everything settles you’re set.

@@shanene3145 There are reasons why many young adults have moved to Bangkok and never go back to live in their hometown province. - Other provinces are affordable IN CASE you earn your money in Bangkok and spend it elsewhere or you are able to find remote job. Minimum wage in other provinces are much lower than Bangkok because only few business operates there due to low customer capacity. The minimum wage could ridiculously goes down to 9,000 THB/month (273USD) that is half of what you earn in BKK. - Most of people in other province work in agriculture industry which earn scarcely, they can't even afford to pay essential things, so there are only few room for business opportunity. If you sell sth fancy like organic vegs, they are not your customer for sure. They can't pay for it. (even I live in Bangkok, I can't afford that healthy life style too.) - Thai gov spend too much on Bangkok and abandoned the others. Other provinces don't even have proper infrastructure such as transportation, healthcare or utilities. Electronic available from time to time, forget about the internet. If you got sick, you need to drive miles away to find a small health center (the nearest hospital will be too far to reach within a limited time) Funny enough. Thailand is affordable for foreigner but not for their own people. Our income amount is too small and no city development in other province. You can't flee the problem by moving to other provinces since you gonna face it one way or another.

So you have only lived in Thailand right?

@@shanene3145 I don't think where I live is matter. However, I had lived in many cities overseas and many provinces in Thailand. What I shared is base on my opinion and experience after I saw and think about it thoroughly.

Where don’t they ever want to move back? Do enlighten me

$8k a month goes a lot further in Bangkok as opposed to NYC, SF, London, and etc. He's living in a serviced apartment, getting the equivalent of Uber rides whenever he wants, and eats out most meals with a partner. Most major Western cities that would cost a lot more.

@@AmarLuis I currently live in Bangkok as well, i live like a king here with my 3000 monthly budget. 8000 is way too much money here in the third world country.

@@rong2480 that's nothing more than your opinion. Plenty of folks in Bangkok spend 10x per month.

@@AmarLuis he’s paying $2,700 for a 1 bedroom. I pay $700 less than that for. 1 bedroom in midtown Manhattan, NY. He spends $1,600 + $300 on food each month. I pay half that in NYC. I get my laundry done full service for $80 a month.

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You're right , it's obvious a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance, it's better to take risks and make sacrifices than to remain poor

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Lol. Its not what you think at all. Class is still very much alive in South East Asia, worse than the US. Thailand is no exception

@@secrets.295 I have spent much time in Thailand .. there is some truth in your comment, but I stand by my experience....

That's a pretty naive view. "The cultural family" -- you do realize Thailand has more than one culture, there are cultural divides, racism, etc, yes? There is no one "cultural family" in a country of tens of millions of people.

You make a good point. If you're poor in Thailand or SE Asia in general, your life is not at risk like it is in the ghettos of the US. Also, you can be poor there and still eat well, live well, enjoy the beautiful beaches, islands, outdoor activities etc. No one will really shun you or look down on you like in Western society. You are correct (coming from an Asian American who visits SE Asia several times a year and has relatives there).

Thailand bro. Philippines has that smog issue and Thai food is 5x better.

Preach!

Many do. At least these days

is China and Taiwan not Asia

@@blairsantillana Taiwan seems unsafe with the current political climate with China.

@@blairsantillana Hahahah wanted to ask them same question 😂

I also lived in China and Taiwan. Thailand might be better for me right now

@Tobcmu Surit Proud of u

He will come around.

No worries, he cheated on me with another gamer. I don't want him back. No thank you. 🤣

A typical englishamerican expat

@@LoLo-ns5iw the new anglo-american imperialism

Dumb comment. Not everyone wants to live in a bamboo hut in a rice field, surrounded by water buffaloes. Especially not someone that makes well over 6-figures.

He's immersing himself in the culture of Bangkok. Lots of large cities are different than the rest of the country they're in. For instance, most people in NYC live in apartments or attached homes and walk or take public transportation. That is opposite of most people in the U.S. who are car dependent, live in areas with unreliable transportation, rarely walk anywhere, and live in suburbs and exurbs.

And his unit looks pretty basic.

I have been watching youtube for properties in thailand for three years. never seen people actually rent a $2700 condo in bangkok

The price is for both him and his fiancé. His fiancé is Filipino so probably she cannot work in Thailand. Even if she does, their average salary is so low that can’t even afford their one fancy dinner…

@@margotk538 you don’t pay double in rent just because there’s 2 people living it in. And it doesn’t cost $2k for food each month even for a family on New York. The fact there it’s 2 people doesn’t change the fact that they’re paying more money then it takes to live in New York, or any other HCOL city.

@@Kudos2Kawaii I agree. I am just saying that in the video he mentioned this expenses are for two people, implying that he supports his fiancé’s expenses too. It’s a high amount for sure as local Thai food is really cheap. I assume they frequent the high end restaurants in Bangkok and that can be pricey if they go on a regular basis.

that could be. considering 50% of dinner are fine dining

no. because the dude choose to live like a king.

I agree. They must mean baht (Thai currency) because it doesn’t add up. When I went to Thailand for a few weeks, food cost me roughly $5-10 a day eating out, how is he spending $1600?! One of the best parts about Thailand is how inexpensive it is.

@@mickiemang2621 No way he rent an apartment for 2700 baht a month unless it's a tent in a jungle. It's defenetly dollars and 1600 / 30 = $166 per day for two person is quite plausible.

@@Max_Jacoby I think its 2700 USD/month or almost 100K. OMG...

As an American I agree. We, like most people in the world believe our country to be the best. I’ve traveled to a few other countries and our infrastructure is outstanding compared to much of world. But for enjoyment of daily life we are down the list and I for one will be living abroad in a few years.

The rent is normal for high-end service apartment in top locations. Yeah, I had my doubts before until getting to know a friend who was paying that amount for his place in Bangkok. As for the dinning out expense, I suspect they go to Michelin 2 or 3 star restaurants and high-so bars very often. The imported wines and champagnes are insanely expensive in Thailand.

@@waynew2835 Exactly right!

Thai actually has a lot of wealthy people. Just FYI ownership in buildings has to be 51% Thai atleast.

Not everyone shows up in Thailand and throws money around stupidly. Now in Cali wherey you have rich tech bros who got lucky on big stock options (fed by venture capital ponzi rounds), there you see how it can ruin communities and create artificial elevations of resource values.

I have never heard or seen any of her clients complain of lost... I think she one of the best.

There are way more wealthy Thais than foreigners. Most farang are pretty broke.

Most Russian-Americans are killing their ne8ghbors for scraps of food anyway

The 10 year Long Term Visa program started September 1st. It is perfect for this guy (under 50 years old). I am going to apply for it too next month.

Uh okay.

Wow, this amount of pension, you can live comfortably and go sightseeing every month!