For the first two years we actually lived in our school. This was tiring and annoying, but saved us a lot of money, obviously. Our monthly mortgage was only 6,600 baht, for which we got a house AND a school! The drawbacks to this sort of arrangement are that we had to pull out our bedrolls after the school was closed down
฿34,000+ / month
Songkhla
฿44,000+ / month
Thailand
฿42,300+ / month
Thailand
฿42,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿60,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿40,000+ / month
Thailand
British, 48 years old. Currently living in Thailand
Russian, 40 years old. Currently living in Thailand
Myanmarese, 28 years old. Currently living in Thailand
Myanmarese, 28 years old. Currently living in Myanmar
Myanmarese, 30 years old. Currently living in Thailand
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