Sending a free 90 page PDF on retiring in Thailand (covers visa, cost of living, places to retire, retire before 50, dating tips and much more) to anyone who donates money for coffee : Ko-fi.com/annandsaminthailand Join the channel as a member to watch member's only videos (Will be putting some personal, and informative videos that cannot be shared publically): th-cam.com/channels/EAD4CUhYSHk1tBkK9f-nPQ.htmljoin Found this to be a good book on retiring in Thailand: amzn.to/4droPhI A good Thai cookbook, with good information, and famous recipies. amzn.to/3MTvh5w Found this helpful book on understanding Thai freelancers, check it out: amzn.to/4fQl8UF Contact at: Samtravelsamtravel@gmail.com or Instagram at: travelingsam2023
Great adventure Sam here’s how to grow your channel in my opinion There were three big cities on this trip that were wonderful. You should visit each one again. Before going. Contact a real estate agent to show you around. Lastly. You should talk to a Thai lawyer regarding the leasing of land. That’s a subject no one has really covered. Also on having a tiny home built on site for 8 k. Many people would be interested in this information. Especially a cities with around 60k people. You need to also interview expats in each city. Talk about their life and budget
Thank you so much for the suggestions Phillip. I will definitely look into them. I will be visiting 2 big cities (Khon Kaen, and Udon Thani) again this month, hopefully. Real estate agents don’t usually let people upload videos on youtube. Already contacted many in Korat. Everyone was reluctant. I will get in touch with a Thai lawyer regarding leasing of land. I will see about Tiny home built on site. Usually expats who have been living over here for a long time don’t like to mingle with other expats if they are not friends, due to past bad experiences as one expats is often looking to scam another one out. Expats scam expats over here. So, expats who are over here for a longer duration keep it to themselves. So, yes there are some issues like that. I try to initiate conversations with expats while traveling, but most like to keep it to themselves. I will try harder, and if someone agrees to be on camera, I will take an interview or a few. I will look into your suggestions, and will try to get as many videos as I could on them. I will be traveling to Bangkok, and Hua Hin in a few days too, hopefully.
@@annandsaminthailand Let me tell you why Expats don’t want to talk to a TH-camr. They don’t want their paradise spoiled like other cities in Thailand. They want friends. But you aren’t considered a friend. A TH-camr is the enemy. The real estate agents. Don’t tell them about your channel. Tell them you are trying to relocate. You arrive and tell them you need video information for your wife. Thats how many are getting their videos. Condos or big housing projects will welcome you with open arms Lastly on the e scooters. What’s the distance. Are the batteries removal? I would think so to avoid theft and a charging station. I like them. More research on speed and distance please.
Agree with your points Phillip. Most expats don't want to ruin their cities with more expats. Right, I will try to get some videos of Condos, and houses. And about Lawyers. I have already contacted a big law firm over here, but the owner of the firm and the lawyer is in Pattaya. So, I will get an interview when I got to Pattaya. For electric scooters. The basic ones with 20-30 kmph speed, and 20-30km range start with 6500 baht. The best ones can start from 40,000 baht, and can have a range of upto 100km, with speed upto 60 kmph. I have ridden an electric one which costed 50,000 baht. Didn't like the slow speed. In Thai cities you need scooter that can pickup fast. But I will look more into it, and try to find more information on them.
Bro you have visited more provinces in Thailand that most locals have ever done. I have gotten some good insights into a bike trip i will plan on my next visit. On another note my thai family have been watching your trip. I do hope your channel gets the wider audience it deserves. travel safe.
Sure, you should look into a bike trip, it’s fun. That’s good to know, say hello to your Thai family from my side. Thank you so much for the kind words Reuel.
@@annandsaminthailand Bike trip is on the cards for sure but cant do it alone wife has given me an ultimatum that it has to be with her and the kiddo too so 50:50 chances now lolz. They wish you the best too and are waiting to see you back reunited with your family.
Thanks again As wondering - as an Expat - what’s the best recommendations for staying entertained for free. I know a lot go hiking around their home or walking the city. Visiting a mall and reading a book is another idea - but the temptation to spend money might be too much. Thoughts?
Hello Jeff. So, there are many things to do for free. Like there are many municipalities gyms that are usually free over here in Thailand. A person can volunteer as a teacher or a farmer, or any other type of volunteer. Not many temptations if you live in small towns or cities.
Sending a free 90 page PDF on retiring in Thailand (covers visa, cost of living, places to retire, retire before 50, dating tips and much more) to anyone who donates money for coffee :
Ko-fi.com/annandsaminthailand
Join the channel as a member to watch member's only videos (Will be putting some personal, and informative videos that cannot be shared publically):
th-cam.com/channels/EAD4CUhYSHk1tBkK9f-nPQ.htmljoin
Found this to be a good book on retiring in Thailand:
amzn.to/4droPhI
A good Thai cookbook, with good information, and famous recipies.
amzn.to/3MTvh5w
Found this helpful book on understanding Thai freelancers, check it out:
amzn.to/4fQl8UF
Contact at:
Samtravelsamtravel@gmail.com
or
Instagram at: travelingsam2023
Great city Sam 😅 hope next time you're around the weather is much better and I'm available to catch up mate
Hi Ricky, sure. Chaiyaphum is a good city to live in. Will let you know when I come next time.
Great adventure
Sam here’s how to grow your channel in my opinion
There were three big cities on this trip that were wonderful. You should visit each one again. Before going. Contact a real estate agent to show you around. Lastly. You should talk to a Thai lawyer regarding the leasing of land. That’s a subject no one has really covered. Also on having a tiny home built on site for 8 k. Many people would be interested in this information. Especially a cities with around 60k people. You need to also interview expats in each city. Talk about their life and budget
Thank you so much for the suggestions Phillip. I will definitely look into them.
I will be visiting 2 big cities (Khon Kaen, and Udon Thani) again this month, hopefully.
Real estate agents don’t usually let people upload videos on youtube. Already contacted many in Korat. Everyone was reluctant.
I will get in touch with a Thai lawyer regarding leasing of land.
I will see about Tiny home built on site.
Usually expats who have been living over here for a long time don’t like to mingle with other expats if they are not friends, due to past bad experiences as one expats is often looking to scam another one out. Expats scam expats over here. So, expats who are over here for a longer duration keep it to themselves. So, yes there are some issues like that. I try to initiate conversations with expats while traveling, but most like to keep it to themselves. I will try harder, and if someone agrees to be on camera, I will take an interview or a few.
I will look into your suggestions, and will try to get as many videos as I could on them. I will be traveling to Bangkok, and Hua Hin in a few days too, hopefully.
@@annandsaminthailand Let me tell you why Expats don’t want to talk to a TH-camr. They don’t want their paradise spoiled like other cities in Thailand. They want friends. But you aren’t considered a friend. A TH-camr is the enemy. The real estate agents. Don’t tell them about your channel. Tell them you are trying to relocate. You arrive and tell them you need video information for your wife. Thats how many are getting their videos. Condos or big housing projects will welcome you with open arms Lastly on the e scooters. What’s the distance. Are the batteries removal? I would think so to avoid theft and a charging station. I like them. More research on speed and distance please.
Agree with your points Phillip. Most expats don't want to ruin their cities with more expats. Right, I will try to get some videos of Condos, and houses. And about Lawyers. I have already contacted a big law firm over here, but the owner of the firm and the lawyer is in Pattaya. So, I will get an interview when I got to Pattaya.
For electric scooters. The basic ones with 20-30 kmph speed, and 20-30km range start with 6500 baht. The best ones can start from 40,000 baht, and can have a range of upto 100km, with speed upto 60 kmph.
I have ridden an electric one which costed 50,000 baht. Didn't like the slow speed. In Thai cities you need scooter that can pickup fast. But I will look more into it, and try to find more information on them.
Bro you have visited more provinces in Thailand that most locals have ever done. I have gotten some good insights into a bike trip i will plan on my next visit. On another note my thai family have been watching your trip. I do hope your channel gets the wider audience it deserves. travel safe.
Sure, you should look into a bike trip, it’s fun. That’s good to know, say hello to your Thai family from my side. Thank you so much for the kind words Reuel.
@@annandsaminthailand Bike trip is on the cards for sure but cant do it alone wife has given me an ultimatum that it has to be with her and the kiddo too so 50:50 chances now lolz. They wish you the best too and are waiting to see you back reunited with your family.
@@ReuelGonsalvez I get it Reuel, may a car trip then. 555
Thanks again As wondering - as an Expat - what’s the best recommendations for staying entertained for free. I know a lot go hiking around their home or walking the city. Visiting a mall and reading a book is another idea - but the temptation to spend money might be too much. Thoughts?
Hello Jeff. So, there are many things to do for free. Like there are many municipalities gyms that are usually free over here in Thailand. A person can volunteer as a teacher or a farmer, or any other type of volunteer.
Not many temptations if you live in small towns or cities.