Isan, Thailand - Cost of Living
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In this latest video, seasoned traveler Jim Kellett teams up with Miu from the popular YouTube channel, Mui naka, to unveil the charms of Udon Thani, nestled in the Isan region of Thailand. Join them on a captivating tour that includes an invigorating Muay Thai workout at a local gym, owned by the renowned Bunthung Kaennorsing. The gym specializes in shaping aspiring athletes into Muay Thai champions, featuring success stories like Bunthung's daughters, Remina and Rina, showcased on the YouTube channel, Remina and Rina Muay Thai Kids.
Chapters:
00:00 Video Overview.
00:29 Apartment Tour in Thailand with Costs.
03:12 Central Plaza in Udon Thani, Food Costs.
06:11 Grocery Shopping in Thailand with Costs.
09:18 Bunthung Kaennorsing Muay Thai Gym workout and prices.
11:50 Coffee Shop Prices.
12:57 Udon Thani Walking Street, Food Costs.
14:04 Living in Thailand, Sample Budget including; Housing, Healthcare, Transportation, Food, Entertainment, Miscellaneous, and Personal care items.
Jim Kellett, the travel expert, dives into the financial aspects, offering a tailored budget suitable for both retirees and digital nomads. Here's a breakdown based on common spending patterns:
Housing: One-bedroom apartment in the city center with utilities and cable/internet: 15,000 THB per month (approximately $425 USD).
Healthcare: Health insurance (cost varies with coverage and age): $160 USD per month with a $500 deductible.
Transportation: Monthly public transportation or scooter fuel/maintenance: 1,000 THB monthly (about $30 USD on average).
Food: Dining out, groceries, cappuccino at breakfast, and a beer with dinner: 17,000 THB per month (approximately $493 USD).
Entertainment: Leisure activities, hobbies, and phone service: 4,000 THB per month (about $116 USD).
Personal care items: 1,000 THB per month (approximately $29 USD).
Visa Fees: Varies by type; Jim spent around $280 for a year (about $24 per month).
The total budget comes to $1,277 USD. Renting the featured apartment in the video can save you about $200, bringing the monthly total down to $1,077 USD. Whether you're a retiree seeking tranquility or a digital nomad embracing the nomadic lifestyle, Udon Thani beckons with its unique blend of culture, fitness, and affordability.
HELPFUL LINKS:
www.LivingOverseas.TV
@miunaka
Travel with Miunaka Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...
Ladda Apartments: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q...
In this latest video, seasoned traveler Jim Kellett teams up with Miu from the popular YouTube channel, Mui naka, to unveil the charms of Udon Thani, nestled in the Isan region of Thailand. Join them on a captivating tour that includes an invigorating Muay Thai workout at a local gym, owned by the renowned Bunthung Kaennorsing. The gym specializes in shaping aspiring athletes into Muay Thai champions, featuring success stories like Bunthung's daughters, Remina and Rina, showcased on the YouTube channel, Remina and Rina Muay Thai Kids.
Chapters:
00:00 Video Overview.
00:29 Apartment Tour in Thailand with Costs.
03:12 Central Plaza in Udon Thani, Food Costs.
06:11 Grocery Shopping in Thailand with Costs.
09:18 Bunthung Kaennorsing Muay Thai Gym workout and prices.
11:50 Coffee Shop Prices.
12:57 Udon Thani Walking Street, Food Costs.
14:04 Living in Thailand, Sample Budget including; Housing, Healthcare, Transportation, Food, Entertainment, Miscellaneous, and Personal care items.
Jim Kellett, the travel expert, dives into the financial aspects, offering a tailored budget suitable for both retirees and digital nomads. Here's a breakdown based on common spending patterns:
Housing: One-bedroom apartment in the city center with utilities and cable/internet: 15,000 THB per month (approximately $425 USD).
Healthcare: Health insurance (cost varies with coverage and age): $160 USD per month with a $500 deductible.
Transportation: Monthly public transportation or scooter fuel/maintenance: 1,000 THB monthly (about $30 USD on average).
Food: Dining out, groceries, cappuccino at breakfast, and a beer with dinner: 17,000 THB per month (approximately $493 USD).
Entertainment: Leisure activities, hobbies, and phone service: 4,000 THB per month (about $116 USD).
Personal care items: 1,000 THB per month (approximately $29 USD).
Visa Fees: Varies by type; Jim spent around $280 for a year (about $24 per month).
The total budget comes to $1,277 USD. Renting the featured apartment in the video can save you about $200, bringing the monthly total down to $1,077 USD. Whether you're a retiree seeking tranquility or a digital nomad embracing the nomadic lifestyle, Udon Thani beckons with its unique blend of culture, fitness, and affordability.
HELPFUL LINKS:
www.LivingOverseas.TV
@miunaka
Travel with Miunaka Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...
Ladda Apartments: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q...
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