This is a GREAT video .. you're back in fine form again! I'd love to see another vid of answering commonly asked questions like you did late Spring of 2011. You just took about 6 or 8 questions that you saw rising in the comment section over and oever again and answered them one by one -- many people commented on how helpful it was. TRULY appreciate your send-outs JC! Looking forward to Chiang Rai part 3!!!
I'm agreed with Adam. It's a great community on the member site. Lots of polite and supporting members that help each others with their experiences. And there's also some great members that live there with very valuable experiences and advices. Thanks to JC, we feel like a family. :-)
Well JC videos speak for themselves, the veiwers are smart enough to see the truth. Jc keep up the good work, we really appreciate every thing you do for us RCA members!
I am in my late 20s, JC! We're (my wife and kids) thinking about moving to Thailand and I'll become an English teacher. I'm not going to retire anytime soon, but I've been watching A LOT of your youtube videos lately. Great stuff! Keep up the good work.
This is my endorsement of JC's Web Site, it really is what it says on the tin. A whole load of information, tips and his experence. If you dig Thailand then this is a must have and can I please employ the assistant. I have met JC and he is just as he is on screen: a great guy,
I joined JC's website on May 24th of this year. I can say to everyone who not has joined his website is missing out on a wealth of knowledge and great members beyond compare! If you are seriously considering living over seas in South East Asia, I recommend joining his website. IMHO I believe you will happy you did! Hope to see you there soon. Until then enjoy his You Tube video's they are a treasure themselves!
Let's let the viewers chime in here. How many thought when they were in their twenties that they would have the same future that a friend here is dreaming about? And maybe it became a reality. But my channel is for people further down the road and with different hopes and dreams now. My videos really aren't meant for the younger demographics with such a bright future in their home country in front of them.
Another great video. Was not planning on taking a trip to Thailand this year. But, your videos are starting to wear me down. I just might have to take some time and head your way. Your assistant did a great job with the camera. I think your found a good employee while your in the Chang Rai area. I really like the breads/pastries in Tops. Thanks for all your hard work and I can't wait for part 3. Jon
Great video JC - some people think once we are over 50 we should stop living - it is not enough for them to wallow in their own egocentric world of haters - they have to generalise their prejudices to everyone else - Well - mais pen rais - keep on keeping on never mind the naysayers who hate to see others happy. Thanks for the relevant and useful videos
Hi Adam, regarding a thai language school, the one I came across was called ,''Easy Study Thai school'' which is operating in chiang mai and chiang rai. For 1 year the cost is 19,950 plus they sort out your education visa. The reviews seem ok and the cost is pretty cheap compared to other schools in Thailand. Best of luck.
Thank you so much! Daughter and I will be in Bali this summer, and she will return to Spain, and I will head for Chiang Mai and the Malin Residents, all thanks to you. My friend is also subscribed to you Rebecca Smith, but she does not videos, due to how evil some trolls can become. I am happy,that you have your van, and you deserve it. I have a 1994 Chevy conversion van and she is a V8, with about 84K miles. How is the weather in late August ?
Thanks for shearing, JC! From what you have show in this video, make Chiang Rai absolutely livable. At least wit a assistant like you have hired... ;-) Keep on the good work! :-)
Hey J.C great video. I just spent a month in Chiang rai and I also was very impressed with this place as it has everything to offer and is very easy to get around. If your still there you should check out a farrang restaurant called WCH ( world class hamburgers) owned by a guy from the U.S Barry. He has been living in Thailand over 20 years and might be worth talking to. Also I found what they call the beach area a nice place to hang out and have a beer and some food.
Really good video JC, I am liking the options in Chiang Ria. I was wondering when you are checking out living accommodations could you find out if they allow large pets? Also do they have a Thai Language School since I would need a ED Visa over there. I appreciate any info you can find out if you have the time, Thank you for another great video, looking forward to the next video!
I hope you feel better.hot tea and lemon. Chicken soup and Vick Vapor and sweat it out!Contact is great for drying you up, but you have to drink room temp water. Avoid all cold drinks while ill! Grandma Judi
Super JC! Great video as always sir. Just curious, do the Thai's regard folks from nearby countries like Laos, Cambodia etc as Farangs or just Westerners?
In the lalita apartments (fantastic category 1 place) there is a sink, but no kitchen, so, you wash dishes from take out food? Or how do you cook in the apartment?
Hi JC I have been watching a lot of your interviews, and I had a thought, do you only interview your members? The reason I ask is. do you end up limiting your self with JUST members? I saw your interview on where I live here in Mckean, and its sort of missing a lot of what we have here, I have been here for 4 years, and I can't find a better place to live for the money. Jim,
Cook? Who cooks in Thailand? At $1 a meal it is cheaper, faster and less hassle to buy the food prepared than to buy more than you will eat, take time to prepare it and clean the pots and pans from cooking it. Most younger Thais now living in the cities do not even know how to cook.
I can easily live in Thailand with out a job, I have other sources of income. I am not rich, but I have more than enough to sustain a nice quality of life with options!
hi, do you have a van and a driver for hire. i'm looking for to traveling from Bangkok to Chiang Rai on 05th December 2016 family of 4 with lots of suitcases. Or can you recommend any good driver and van.
I recommend staying out of vans and take one of the better buses or fly. The mini vans are the most dangerous passenger vehicles on the roads due to careless drivers.