The two main obstacles holding me back from moving to Thailand.
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- There are currently two main obstacles holding me back from moving to Thailand. One is money, and the other is medication. I am working with doctors to solve one problem. I am asking for help from my community to give me ideas on how to solve the money problem. I have a great subscriber base, and if anybody knows how to solve my lack of resources, my subscribers will know. I trust and believe that they will tell me the truth, whether it hurts or not. I can’t wait to hear their ideas. 
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I’m here in nyc working at a bakery making 1k a week. I also do online English teaching in the morning before I work. Online teaching will give you a little extra but not a lot. I used to live in Bangkok and would be much happier over there. My rent here is 1250$ a month and that’s for a room!!!
My 22 yo son lives in Manhattan. I want to come visit but I need my side arm for sure!
I would just stay away from Thailand tbh. I moved here to be with my girlfriend ( now wife). No degree / skills and degree. Although I love my wife moving was the worst decision ever. I worked under the table for 10 years prior to that in China also. I'm only 31 yrs old and I would highly recommend that people without skills or degrees DO NOT COME TO THAILAND. There are NO jobs for you here apart from teaching. There are some high tech savy jobs but require high skills. I am only still here because of my wifes business. However that business is now down the pan and there is no money coming in. No savings for marriage visa and no degree for work permit. My skill set is Photography however that is a restricted occupation now in Thailand. I cannot move my wife to the Uk because of the 29K GBP per annum requirement. So basically I put myself in a bad position. Honestly you really need to sort some job before you come otherwise it will all end in failure. Plus Thailand is not cheap now and a normal pension will just not do in Thailand. TO ALL YOUNG PEOPLE WATCHING. GET YOUR DEGREE, GET YOUR DEGREE! Do not come on a whim and decide to stay without outside income.
Yep, common story and wise advice to those young people. I knew people that came to Thailand, started families and worked for several years as teachers. But, as they slowly tightened the teacher requirements they did nothing to meet the known future requirements and were trying to survive off of teaching illegally with the school's help and then one day, that came crashing down. No degree, no teaching credentials, no savings, no income and no way to legally stay in Thailand. Off they went to their home countries, leaving their families behind not to return.
Great advice. Similar things happening in the Philippines, so many expats went there too early and made the move before they really could afford it. They didn't think it through.
Don't come back to Thailand it's changed dramatically in the last two years .
I have lived here 7 years it's no longer a cheap destination...
Try Vietnam
Go to work on shipping vessel . They give excellent pay room board benefits for you and family. If I were your age I would be on it!!
You're in no financial position and health position and don't meet the age requirements to qualify for a retirement visa. Despite being relatively cheap, Thailand is not free. My $2000 per month pension is adequate, I do, however, have land and a house, so no additional expenses, including medications.
Don't make a blind move as your return to the US will be even more difficult, not having a job and having to start from scratch. Personally, I couldn't return to Canada, having been in Thailand for 10 years, simply because it would be too expensive, unless I return to work, which is something I don't want to do, despite being able to earn $100+ per hour.
My move to Thailand was planned, I started working at 38 and purchased land in my wife's name soon after, quit working at 55 with enough savings to live here even without my pension.
Coming here broke, in poor health, without future prospects is a huge mistake.
Dude, you're just not in financial or physical shape to be living in thailand long term. Also there are cheaper places in America. Sometimes you have to accept reality. You are a retail worker.
If you don't have good savings and guaranteed income you should never consider moving to a developing country because you will get 0 assistance if you need it. At least in the USA you can qualify for welfare if you need it. You will never starve in the USA. Welfare also pays for medical and housing. In Thailand, you will get no help. If you don't pay for medical in advance even during an emergency they won't treat you and you could die. This already happened to a foreigner recently. And there are virtually no employment opportunities for foreigners in Thailand. Also, you can move to an area in the USA that has a lower cost of living. Moving to Thailand will not eliminate your problems. You will exchange USA problems for Thailand problems. And Thailand has many problems which you don't hear about on YT.
You need an income , most people wait until they have at least one pension if not two. You have to wait my friend…
Really for most people , the only way is to wait for retirement or if you can swing a remote job. Going there broke defeats the purpose in my opinion.
I just liftThailand on this trip I spent way more money then usual in pattaya and jomtien, I'd stay in usa 🇺🇸 and continue to work your regular job unless you can work teaching in Thailand good luck 👍🏼
Thanks for sharing!
There are very few opportunities for foreigners to make a living out here in Thailand. I would seriously advise you not to try and live here without money and plenty of it. You could go down the teaching route, if you have a degree. You could also teach online and make money that way. Given you work an unskilled job back home, you would be best advised to save your money and come over when you are retired and have the income. Also, you are under the age of 50. This also makes your visa status very difficult and unpredictable.
22 year active duty + 10 year civil service is how I was able to afford and make the move at 52. Then add social security at 62 and that will make me a triple dipper.
Broke n desperate to move to Thailand in your 40s, definitely not a good idea. Good luck, whatever you decide.
He’s winning at life Jrod
Still better than your 50s
We use a thing in the uk called lanzoprozole… And it’s called omaprezole is Thailand.. takes all gastric issue away .. works like a steroid for the gut and always dissipates the pain … IBS is triggered more from stress .. I.E not getting what you need out of life .. Keep going dude and what you want too achieve will happen .. ❤️ Money? I think you should upload daily from now and talk to the camera what you feel like it’s like you being you and getting the excitement back in yourself what it is you want from Thailand … being part of the community again and ignoring the hate. Much love dude x always enjoyed your vlogs x
Most of those guys over in Thailand inherited their money from family
That’s very very true x
Yup plus lots of real and fake military disability
Bro you look like you aged 20 years since you left Thailand 😮😮
Well, there are still remote jobs out there, although they are kind of getting harder to come by because most companies want you in the office at least part of the time. But remote work is a possibility for some.
No , most have social security payment & rental income
Hey dude been watching your vids for some time and your stories gave me motivation to get back to Thailand for a second time in 2023. I hope you get back there. Rooting for you.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks for the update!
Because you now have a recent work history in the US I think that opens up more better paying full time job opportunities.
Some ideas:
Working in senior care
Apply for Federal Jobs (USA Jobs website)
Apply for local government jobs
Move to a lower cost state (e.g. Texas) and near an Asian community.
I would wait a few years before returning to Asia.
Wish you the best
I told you before. Construction. Work for 6 months. 6 months in Thailand.
Getting a work permit to work construction in Thailand is almost impossible. Do you have an idea on how to get that work permit, I’m very happy to listen.
@@JeremyClodfelter no, I mean work in US for 6 and then go to Thailand for the other 6.
Big ups, Brother! You are one of the main reasons that I am in Thailand now. I am the guy from Brooklyn. I watched your Sunday streams for years and your content pushed me to be here. I have businesses here now because of you. I am in Chiang Mai. I can recommend the Hospitality Industry as a server if you are physically able to do so. It has paid my way to be here and it is a very sure way to make daily cash. I kid you not, in six months you can be back here while making money there, eating well and taking care of your health as most restaurants offer healthcare after 90 days. Some as soon as you are hired. Please let me know if you need help in obtaining places there to work in or I can act as a reference guide for you. We all miss your content and your straight-shooting words of wisdom!!!
Thank you so much, and I won’t forget this comment. I just may hit you up for some connections when I get there.
Send me an email so I don’t lose touch with you: jdc5306@gmail.com
You have a lot on your plate. With that salary, Thailand should be the last thing on your mind. Rebuild and reconsider in 5 years.
I have heard that some guys that go to Asia are long haul truck drivers. They work at driving for part of the year and travel part of the year.
This was my plan 35 yes experience, clean license. Not easy to get hired right now.
I’m currently in the Philippines I stay here until my money gets low usually 3 months. I drive a truck in USA and I’m currently looking into becoming a recruiter. That recruiter job would allow me to work in the Philippines with an American paycheck!
Hey mate, I hope you do get back to Thailand soon! Your videos of SEA are incredible. They are well planned, informative,entertaining and well executed. In a nutshell they are a ‘No BS’ approach on getting though life in SEA. Considering you have vocational experience in teaching English already, maybe online teaching is the way to go. Yet I am not too sure what the income is like but you could commence in US and continue in Thailand as a digital nomad. A mate of mine in Hua Hin is doing online teaching to Japanese and Thai students. Finally, your older Vlog “10 years of freedom// A decade of sober living” was awe inspiring. To hit rockbottom and rise up to get a degree then a job in SEA !?!?!! I salute you mate!
Thank you so much
I’ve been over here in Hua Hin for 2 years and love it. But I still keep my beach home in PCB as we look forward to trips back to Florida every year. I moved here because my wife is Thai American and we decided to spend time closer to her family. But if it weren’t for her I’d not be leaving Florida to live here. Yeah it’s cheaper here but not that much cheaper. Living here you’ll spend more than you think. You’ll never get insurance to cover your IBS here so you’ll be self paying - though it is much more reasonable cost wise. The one thing you don’t want to do is run out of money here, and you need a work permit to do any work whatsoever in Thailand but you must qualify for that. Teaching English would be your best bet. . If you’re in your 40s your long stay options are very limited and very costly. When you hit 50 you can get a retirement visa but you need 800k bt in a Thai bank. I wish you luck and I understand why you may like it here but you do need to be properly financed. This isn’t the Philippines and not as cheap as you think.
Bro cant wait for you to go back. Keep up the good work and stay strong.
Thank you sir
At your age if your living pay packet to pay packet each week the last thing l would be thinking it moving to Thailand. You're first priority should be to get your shit together EG: A stable job that pays better then work on trying to get some savings in the bank, if you don't one day your going to wake up and be homeless. Once you get it together and have some savings you can later on look at moving overseas. Thailand will still be there waiting for you. Good luck 👍
Hi to you gentlemen .. your comment actually struck me and thought me a proper message. cheers and thanks to you as i personally actually needed that advice. (i am not the person in the video but i am going through tough and bad times.)
Jeremy, I’m glad to hear that your health is better and that is just awesome!
I hope that you are able to find a higher wage job in your area. Keep looking…..
Most importantly keep working on building your Chanel. We found you in Thailand however St Pete isn’t a bad place for content. Keep cranking out the videos and do shorts videos if possible…You are an interesting dude and there are people out here such as myself that find your Witt & knowledge entertaining & worth watching! Keep it going Jeremy!
Thank you so much for this message. I genuinely appreciate it.
Hey, Jeremy glad you are eventually going to make it back to Thailand.. If you have random Chaotic work hours it will be really hard to get a second job.
I would find something with more stable hours in the same industry. BEFORE looking for a second job/side hustle.
Then you will open the doors to many opportunities. Security guard, custodian, a really good place is a Hospital. They are always short of Orderlies.
Get a job with regular hours and study for your B.Ed in the evening. You might get back into teaching in Thailand that way.
I've been thinking about what you said in your video, you said you're 43, (you still have time on your side) you might look into trying to get a state job in the U.S. ....most of those jobs do have pensions. In your current financial position, there's really no quick fix to getting to Thailand early. In many state jobs you are vested with a pension after 10 or 20 years, look at the highway department jobs, city jobs or maybe the state prisons. A 10 year pension is possible, worst case scenario would be doing a 20 year career, that would put you at around 64 years old with a pension, just in time to collect your second check with social security. Stay focused and get that pension!
I love this comment. Thank you for all the positivity.
Agree some state jobs offer 100% -200%+ toward your retirement fund and you can be vested long before SS retirement ages. Wife retired at 57 and is taking pension for that same amount she was getting while working. Add SS to that in a few years she should be in a good place better than me.
The postal service is always hiring. The clerk job pays very well.
Excellent idea. Thank you.
Hello Jeremy, I have thought of you often over the past few months, and it is truly awesome to hear back from you to hear that you are relatively OK! I will PM you over the next couple of days with some thoughts and ideas.
Wow, thank you
I lived and worked in Thailand for 2 years in the early 80's for an American company in the oil industry (I'm a Brit). Looking back I can't believe how lucky I was, but even though I was in my early 30's I was burnt out after 2 years and glad to move on. When I see these "elderly" men talking about moving to Thailand to live I can only see lots of problems for them, sadly! It's a young persons game.
There are plenty of "elderly" men enjoying their retirement in Thailand, believe me. It just has to be done right and with realistic expectations. Thailand is no fountain of youth and those "elderly" that struggle...didn't retire with the right amount of resources and/or expectations.
JC I’ve fought GI tract issues for 15 years. So many doctors and tests over and over. About 2 months ago I finally made the decision to try to eat a healthy diet. I can’t believe how much difference it’s made in a short amount of time. You can read up on the good/bad bacteria in the gut and what foods help you get the proper balance. It sounds so simple, but it has really helped me. I’m off all the medicines I was taking to relieve constipation and diarrhea symptoms, and it’s given me a lot more freedom. Just a suggestion buddy.
I really like that suggestion. Thank you. There’s something I’m definitely going to give a try.
If I were in your situation, I would do one of the following:
1. Since you've taught in Thailand, get a teaching license. (Most states have a temporary teaching certification that you can use to teach while you take the classes for the regular certification) Get a teaching job in a state where you pay into Social Security and a pension (in some states, teachers don't pay into SS. Avoid!); As a teacher, you will get decent to great health insurance--this will allow you to get your health in order. Contribute to the school district's 403b and/or a Roth IRA. Get some experience; vest in the pension. Look for a job at an international school so you can live overseas with a stable income.
2. Check into local community colleges--they sometimes have job retraining programs that are free/low-cost to low-income adults looking for job skills. Even if you do #1, maybe you could get a quick certificate for welding/cdl/etc and do that on the weekends while you are getting your teaching certificate and/or teaching
Thank you for these eczema suggestions! I haven’t really thought a lot about what you’re saying here. But it sure makes a lot of sense. I will look into it. Thanks again.
Can you get into a night school to get some education? Even just picking up a trade would be beneficial long-term wherever you are. Education really is a driving force of equity for the marginalized.
Get a state or county job with a retirement, retire at 55, then your set comfortably for the rest of your life. Take a few fire classes, get a job as a fire inspector. Plenty of vacation, good money. Retire at 55, go to Thailand, relax
Yep, I think so, fire inspector makes over $100k. It’s a safety job, retire at 55 or earlier. If you injure yourself, and unable to work, 50% of salary, for life, 50% of that is tax free. On industrial retirement
@@tonyv2023not true, safety retirement in many states is %3 at age 50. That means you get 3% of your highest year if you retire anytime after age 50. Times how many years you worked. If you wanted to play the workers comp game, if you’re physically unable to work, you can go anytime and get an industrial retirement. 50% of salary, and 50 % of that is tax free.
@@tonyv2023as a public employee, you can work for the feds., a state, a county, a city, a special district. Each of those entities has its own contract. There are literally thousands of different contracts. Mine was 3% at age 50. I.e. work 20 years, get 60% of your salary every month for life. Besides time, there are other ways to boost retirement years. You can buy back time, you can use accrued sick leave and vacation time to add years.
Thank you so much, sir. That’s a fantastic idea.
Mate, your're going nowhere, if you have money and health problems stay where you are.
I’m trying to illuminate those problems so that I can return to Thailand. That’s what this video is all about. Getting ideas from Mac subscribers.
If you are willing to go back to school n get a teaching license, international schools pay well, more than the income back home. Many corporations offer free online university like Starbucks or t-mobile. Another route which pays just ok is remote customer service. The airlines idea by another commenter was great. GHB also has a hookup with remote customer service jobs.
Thanks so much for the information.
@@JeremyClodfelter ya, good luck, depends on your ultimate goals. In the US, you want union jobs or union-like jobs, they pay a lot more. Example in retail is Costco, the people there get paid a lot more than other places. USPS also is hiring.
Good to see you still hangin' in there, J! Perhaps offshore oil work off the gulf coast from MS/LA/AL? Might only work half the year, but spend the off-time doing other things...or even briefly visiting Thailand?
Health and finances first, then plot a path, brother. Keep your head on the horizon.
Thanks for your positivity. I genuinely appreciate it.
I ain’t no doctor so don’t take this as medical advice. My experience: Intermittent fasting, occasional 3 -5 day water fasts and keto diet fixed my gut and mental problems.
Post covid Thailand is not as cheap as pre but still good value and the best place for me as an expat.
I told you three years ago. If money is an issue you can always dance! The Blue Oyster, the Tool Box,The Ball Pit are always looking for dancers
I would like to recommend getting a vehicle that you can sleep in to avoid paying rent. Many videos on youtube to get ideas. Save up as much money as u can to provide yourself a savings for thailand. The vehicle also provides you an opportunity to move to a city that pays more than the area your in. This is something i have done myself and the money i saved was incredibly fast! God bless!
I am also trying to figure out a way to go live in Thailand. I have been saving as much as I can.
Good to hear from you again.... I just signed my second year lease on the condo.... i understand about not being happy in the US... it's why i'm here. Im doing the same as before... working at a Resort paycheck to paycheck at less than 1/3 of what i was making in the US... but i'm happy here. Dont get me wrong, miss my family and grandkids but... I'm 10 times happier living paycheck to paycheck here rather than same in the US. Wish i had the answer to your question about more income idea's, im still looking to sell less of my time for more money. I wish you the best of luck, always thinking of when you will be back so we can meet up.
Thank you sir!
with my IBS I drink coffee to stay regualar and eat bananas to keep solid when i go to the bathroom
Have you ever thought about working online customer services for one of the major airlines. It's a remote job after training.
I have not. I really like that idea. I’m going to check into that. Thank you.
Hopefully you can get the medication in Thailand and get to the life you enjoy thankfully I been happy here in the Philippines for 7 years and don't plan to go back
good to see you still kickin'!. thanks for update
work in another job from 6 to 12 ( 16 x 5 = $90 day 1 week = $450 , 50 week - $22,500 )
yeah.. and don't forget the taxes...
Hey Jeremy nice to see you again , i love your accent by the way , my situation is i married a filipina here in the 🇬🇧 uk , i am retired now and we moved to the Philippines 🇵🇭, marry a thai girl and you will be looked after well .😊
You could donate plasma.. my friend just donated plasma at Biolife for $900. I believe that's the rate for first time donors. It's unusual but it sounds like easy money for the return to Thailand fund
Hello Jeremy am glad you got some medical answers and help. Ask the doctor if you can do online video chat if it’s easier.
Hello. I like your videos a lot. Good luck to go back to Thailand. I have a question how is Steve doing? You know living in Pattaya 6/7 years? Does he have a own TH-cam channel? Thanks for answering.
I haven’t spoke to him in a long time. I certainly hope he’s doing well. And thank you for the comment.
I’ve had IBS on and off for 10 years. It flairs up sometimes. I got it bad in Thailand due to the water I reckon.
Good luck cant wait for the Thailand content!
I struggled in the US for my entire adult life. Since moving to Thailand 6 years ago my life has done a 180.
I’m a teacher at a bilingual school in BKK so it’s not the highest pay however my quality of life is something I used to only dream about. I’m always traveling and staying in nice resorts and somehow I’ve got more money than ever before. The salary that you get with just a bachelors degree is more than enough to have a great life here. I think the key is finding a partner that is good with money.
Come work at my school I can get you 40,000 THB to start and if you stay for 3 months I get 5,000 THB lol
But seriously Jeremy, as a native speaker with a degree you’re absolutely still in high demand not every job is great but there are so many teaching options. Outside of teaching it’s a lot more difficult. Hope you can make it back out here Buddy 🙏
Show us some US Vlogs Jeremy…….get yourself straight and some financial stability before you go back to Thailand. You gotta work at it ……..43 is still so young.
Hi Jeremy, glad to hear and see that you’re doing well! …this is first time I am commenting on your posts. I used to watch many of your videos before coming to Thailand in 2019. I got married in 2020! …have one idea for you. My Thai wife told me her family used to make decent money from fishing boats in Samesan. Basically what you would need is a commercial fishing boat with a skilled captain and crew of few people (preferably from one of neighboring countries). I am not sure if this makes sense but can explain more. Stay well and good luck with everything
Thanks so much for the comment. I genuinely appreciate people having my back. Your ideas are great one. I’m just not sure that I can do that with a non-B visa. I need a work permit to do that.
I'm going through this now, thinking about when I'll have to go back to the US but I really don't want to do that.
I didn’t either that’s why moving back to America was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. If I had it to do, over again, I would’ve stayed in Thailand.
@@JeremyClodfelter Can you make enough from TH-cam adsense? to move back
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Man if i were in Thailand id be happy to help you out and check some Pharmacies over there. Do you have any old connections over there where people can check some pharmacies for you. I am certain you can find your Meds over there. As far as jobs go over there can you go back to teaching? Maybe do some teaching Online or do some Consulting work for Expats moving or Traveling to Thailand.
Hello Jeremy, what is the name of medication? I ran out of my meds in the Philippines my luck the Philippines wont even order my medication no how no way. So i flew to Thailand and they have it in a few select locations. Chaing mai, Bangkok, Hua Hin.
The medication is methadone.
Dont call before you go to work remember the time difference there so at night your time ring them jeremy, plan ahead and take care in your decisions hope to catch up there when you make it thete my friend cheers
Gilette seems to make the best razors for shaving often. Not too expensive either. About jobs, I did construction on housing tracts, food delivery, newspaper complaint department, buying and selling junk Japanese motorcycles, buying a house I sold for huge profit in California, renting rooms, and handyman and handyman helper painting apartments. Miss you Bro. Best wishes, Thailand Paul (Here 8 years now after first trip in 2004.) PS I read the Bible and it has kept me pretty healthy. I recently had prostate problems because of my naughty girlfriend but beat it with meds and contemplation of causes. I have no med insurance at 74 and don't miss it at all. I have paid a few calamities out of pocket.
Get any government job. After 10 years, you should be getting about $1000/month in pension for life starting at 65.
It might mess with your social security if you did not work 30+ years in non covered-pension job.
Become a cop in California, you will get at least $3000/month in pension for life after 10 years.
Government jobs are more stable than corporate jobs too.
@@EasternDreamer615 Much more stable and they all come with pensions.
That is an excellent idea. Thank you for sharing it. I genuinely appreciate it.
@@JeremyClodfelter 10 years seems like a long time but government job will have full health insurance and vacation.
Vacation and sick days are also bankable. No reason why you can't go to Thailand every year for a few weeks while working.
I am 52 and i am tempted to pack up and leave for Thailand i think i got enough cash to stay there.
mrt....how much U got?
Go for it!
@@PRESIDENTTrumpisright650k usd if i sell my house.
I had a long comment but deleted it not much more than some other good advice here. Brother your 43 and times are hard, not sure where you at in your work history but you may need to put in more time for a decent SS benefit later that will ensure you can stay in Thailand later in life. Do you want to get back to Thailand asap work and maybe after a couple years flip flop again back to US with same problems due to income? OR do you want to actually retire and live there long term? Its a fork in the road two different paths that you need decide on now. No point getting into details on those paths now until you decide, would love to hear what you want. On the work front, Casino industry has been good to me, good pay especially where I live with many positions both in the Casino and outside of the Casino in company's that support and supply Casinos, but I would go for Admin positions.
Thanks for your thoughtful message. I really appreciate the advice. And the ideas. I am looking to move back to Thailand full-time. And eventually retire there. So I’m saving up for that.
I get GI issues if I take vitamin C or turmeric supplements. Consider any supplements you may be taking. I was taking vitamin C for around 6 months and I thought I was dying until I figured it out.
As you know, unless you're retired, collecting social security, 401 k , its tough to work out a way to stay in Thailand long term. I am 65 in a couple years I will visit Thailand.
Go to beautiful Chiang Mai, good medicine and cheap
@@JohnSmith-ms8nj Maybe the world's worst air too.
Nice to see you brother.
You too
Great you’ve made another video dude !! 🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️
Thanks 🔥
Hey Jeremy, long time no see. I'm glad to hear that your health is better. The retirement restrictions make it really hard to stay long term in Thailand unless you have a nice pension or show you make so much money. I honestly think your best bet is to retire in the Philippines, I know that's not what you want to hear but I think it would be cheaper. I know you've lived in Thailand so you know the costs, what's the bare minimum you think you could get by with?? This way I can look around and maybe help find you something.
Thank you sir. I will consider.
WHERE DID THIS CHANNEL GO? I remember you and hope that you have been well with your life in Thailand. I remember this guy Jeremy that gave MANY useful information about what to AVOID in Thailand (pretty much made me wiser - especially about bar girls.) I HOPE this gentlemen will GET WELL SOON .. ( I hope all is well and that he didn't do anything wrong, he didn't bad mouth anything about thailand too.) ** His only problem holding him back to move over to Thailand - HIS HEALTH (IBS) .. take care and GET WELL Jeremy! (For some reason this channel never popped up again after 2021).
Everything he says is true. You cannot live and save money on 16 dollars an hour. I'm going through gi issues myself right now. It's not easy when you are losing blood and are tired every day.
That’s true Lyle. great to hear from you Bud
Hello, get your health straight first. Then slowly try and build up some funds . Minimum 50 000 us dollars. That will ensure you're not under pressure when you get there. Dont move there on a wing and a prayer..Keep your costs as low as possible. Maybe Get a part time job driving for uber, delivery etc. Any spare income buy crypto.. Within 2 or 3 years, you will easily have 50 000 dollars... Delay that quick fix. just get your head down.
Wish you all the best. I am a couple years younger than you work full time as a software dev in Vancouver BC Canada here. I think you should be using your teaching degree and get some good paying jobs in the US to get a large nest egg going and invest a bit along the way. Salaries for everything are higher in US than most countries around the world especially for teaching. Thailand will always be around, don't rush back. Yes it is cheaper there in some ways but other ways it isn't. It's much easier to make a much higher income where you are now. Good luck! Possible look into online teaching too.
heard someone drove long distance truck and live in the Truck.. was able to save ~ $13,000 in 9 months.. may need CDL license... good luck
** (Jeremy is your email still active? Updated message from my previous written text) ** I APPLAUD Jeremy for letting people know how you have been and what happened. I used to follow this channel sometime around the year 2021 and i genuinely LOVE your advice about being careful about "females working in the bar". For some reason after that this channel never showed up again. I really hope you are well. I have sent you an email and in every possible way i hope that you are safe and well. You look VERY different from your previous videos and i will watch them to catch up (just that youtube never showed your content after that year.) GET WELL SOON Jeremy!
Thanks so much and my email is still active
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) may be defined as a psychosomatic disease. Most primary care physicians do not want to undertake psychosomatic treatment, but may find it necessary in refractory patients. Brief psychosomatic treatments, providing patients with betterways to cope with stress, reduce the symptoms.
Just a suggestion: Instead of worrying about getting back to Thailand take care of yourself. Figure out ways to relax. If you need a better job look around, it will come when you least expect it.
Antidepressants can mess your gut up pretty bad. Not saying you are taking them but it’s worth mentioning.
Should be possibilities in the tourism sector, working as a english speaking guide for big travel companies that operate in Thailand.
Also a work from home job could be possible. Sales or simple support. Could land an employer in US, that will let you work from your home in Thailand?
More long term since you are still young could be to open a business in Thailand. But you need to save up some capital for that. Could be a bar/restaurant/hotel.
I think opening a small grocery store or loquor store in Thailand would be great
A question Jeremy .. if you can get the medication in Thailand what is it going to cost as from my experience they are not cheap to buy if they're more on the specialised line. I'd suggest you try some online teaching before you have to go to work it's adaptive t8me wise and reasonable moneyand you know that scene mate. Good luck with your ventures. Bushyboy Oz
Yeah, I have to incur the cost of the medication is going to be as well.
You said it; you're not financially savvy. You are foolish to consider
You also have to remember that WHEN you get BACK to Thailand you still have to Live there as well ( Housing, Food ETC) you are not being Foolish by any means, you are being practical! Fight The Good Fight!
Thanks brother
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What's the generic name of the medicine you're on? I can tell you if there is a Thai equivalent or same drug on their formularies.
Oh that’s why I’m making the phone call to Thailand. They’ll tell me exactly what the name of it is over there, or they’ll tell me that they have the same thing.
I don’t know about your country,but here in ENGLAND PEOPLE RENT OUT THEIR SPARE ROOM(House or apartment )as away of making extra money,which would cover your rent in Thailand
What is the medication called for your IBS
If they don't have your meds in Thailand, maybe you can find it in Vietnam. Meds are cheap and there are plenty of generic versions. You'll have to do border runs anyway so maybe you can buy it there an bring back to Thailand
How about a call center job? Do you have a way to save money on housing ?
Not really but I’m adjusting my lifestyle to fit in a budget where I can save a little.
Hey Jeremy glad to see you Bro, DML!
Hey, thanks!
Jordan Peterson and his daughter Mikayla completely eliminated their IBS issues by going on an all beef diet. With rare exceptions, Jordan Peterson has been living on only beef, salt, and water for the last five years and he claims it has been fantastic for his health and mental clarity. Beef is expensive though.
Carnivore diet is good, for most people.
That’s a very good idea. I was not aware of that. Thank you very much.
Baccarat table at the Seminole casino in tampa. Me smart with it and you should have plane fare in a couple trips. enough in a month or so to set ur self up in thailand.
At 45 you wont be able to get retirement visa until you are 50. As for employment in Thailand you are severely restricted in what work you can do here. We have some of the best hospitals in the world here where you can get the best treatment but it costs money.
@@Rodderz1 It's not about race, it's about citizenship and I agree that it isn't equitable, but it's their country, their rules. In my home country illegal aliens get everything handed to them, including healthcare, but as a citizen I have to pay for everything myself. Government hospitals in Thailand don't have double pricing, because all Thais are covered by the social healthcare whether they work or not. If you're (foreigner) not covered by the social healthcare or market place insurance, then you pay out of pocket...quite normal almost everywhere in the world. And yes, foreigners can qualify to be covered by the social healthcare in Thailand, I am. It's not that difficult, is actually quite generous and inexpensive. Do the research.
Try and save up enough to start investing in stocks that pay dividends and also dabble a bit in crypto if you have enough because I think that's going way up, and one more thing is what you can do is some gig work on the side like Uber Eats or doordash, instacart, etc. Really a passive income is by far the best way to do it. Most guys who are too young to retire and are living in Asia have a passive income stream or a remote job or else they're just hustling over there and theyre struggling.
Have a PO box in States, have meds maiked to you there then have them forwarded to you in Thailand. What I did with Meds when I was living in the Philippines. Ask no Mads how to make the money, ss you know Chaing Mia is famous for the no Mads. Hello from Tulsa. Currently dealing with Afib, lungs and RA attacking my spine. Hoping to return to Philippines 2025 Christmas and of course a few flights to Thailand
Damn I have IBS too bananas and tea help. What i would do is get credit cards buy tickets and while you are waiting for your flight find work online. even if its low pay it will be enough if you live in a normal area not Pattaya amigo or BKK
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Wow, just went back and looked at a video from 3 years ago. You were a teacher? If you were teaching legally, then you were paying premiums for the social healthcare through payroll. If you did so for more than about 18 months (including all legal jobs) without a 6 month lapse, then you could have signed up as an individual in the social healthcare program within 6 months of stopping work. You're monthly payment would be 432 Baht (that's about $150 per year), but you'd have ongoing 100% medical coverage in Thailand at your designated (which you can change) hospital until you die as long as you keep paying monthly. You could have put a lump sum in Krung Thai or Government Savings Bank and had an autopay set up. Also, it MIGHT (not sure) fulfill the requirement for having insurance for a retirement visa. Lastly, did you contact the Thai social security office to have your pension fund deposits (taken out of your paychecks) returned? If not, they're probably still in your account. It could be approximately 200-300 Baht per month for every month that you worked legally as a teacher, more if you ever had a higher paying job.
That is some exceptional information. Thank you so much for sharing.
Sawadee Jeremy, If I were in your situation somehow get a decent paying job that had a pension and work your ass off, working as much overtime as possible
Easier said than done. I don't think you have a clue about the USA. Pensions are virtually extinct in the USA now.
door dashing that's what I did for extra money to save up for Thailand
That’s a great idea however, I do not currently have a car.