Is 1000 euros enough to live in Thailand for a few months?

2 months sounds like a holiday and people usually want to have fun when they’re in holiday.

Thailand’s becoming more and more of a rip off recently and it’s not going to be cheap to have fun here…

€1,000 os plenty to have a comfortable living life here…

If you want to be a tourist & enjoy activities and sightseeing… At least double it, especially if you’re eating out every meal and not cooking at home

You could live on that but it won’t be too wild.

Food: ฿1000 a day

Beer: ฿120 for a large one

Cocktails: ฿200 each

Tours: ฿1000-2000

Accommodation: ฿1000-2000 a night.

Taxis: use Grab or Bolt. Link your credit card to the account (Wise or Revolut will be fine).

You can spend more or less than these prices, depending on where you are and what you do.

Rent can be 8000 or even less a month for a studio (in BKK’s oversupply market). You have 30,000 left after rent … average salary here is 15,000 per month (info for your own conclussion).

For an established and frugal long-term expat it CAN be enough, but for someone coming for just a few months, 1000€ / month is definitely on the low side. Better to budget at least 2K/month. You can always just not spend it if it turns out to be more than you need.

Not even close! Triple that amount.

First it was 2 weeks, but you then you asked about one month. Which is it?

This is exactly the kind of tourist Thailand is trying to avoid.

Thailand is not cheap anymore ... ask the backpackers group ...

Sure you can sit in your room and eat from 7 11 for that

Really depends on your lifestyle

Thailand is a country, like any country, the cities in it have different price tags. In Bangkok or touristy beach towns you will struggle with that budget but in smaller cities, you might do fine. So figure out what city you want to live in first.

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To live on outside tourist areas.. Easily enough.

Depends on how you want to live 250 euro a week doesn't go far in a tourist area ,

I have been in Bang Bo for 2.5 months now. I have rented a lovely condo for 6 months and the complex has a free swimming pool, a free gym and a free sauna. All for 4,800 a month. Plus electricity and water. Total last month including rent was 6,250 Baht.

There is a river a 10 minute walk from my condo where fishing is free, I love fishing .

My fishing rod and tackle bought at a local store for less than €25 .

There are 5 or 6 restaurants within 10 minutes walk of my condo and I can buy a lovely Thai meal for less than £2 at all of them.

I don't drink alcohol. I don't smoke and I eat mostly in my condo on salads . Because I like salad in hot weather.

I don't do bar girls either

Last month and the month before including rent and food I spent £415 in May and £425 in June ( <€500 )

Half way through July now and I will again be spending less than €500

My life is perfect. I ❤️ my life

No

I spent $1k in a week on soi 6 in pattayya boom boom n hotels

Room 20 Euro x 30 is 600 leaves 13 Euro a day to live on..say 500 Bhat a day....yep can do that breakfast with coffee 100 bhat.....lunch with the locals 150...dinner with the locals ...150...1 beer 100....don't eat or drink all day go bed early...can do a month....on 1000 euro...or for everything and go out once a week.

Vivre normalement oui

Si vous vivez comme les vacanciers non,il faut bien ce dire que quand on part en vacances on à un budget vacance pour lequel on à économiser des mois

I don't get this. I have been twice this year, two weeks at a time, back again September, excluding hotel I always end up spending around 8 to 10 thousand baht daily. How can one manage on just thousand Baht daily basis?

Probably

If that includes accommodation in your 1000 euros per month then no .if only spending on food ,drink etc you might just do it,but 2000 per month is decent budget

Euros will not work in Thailand. You will need Thai Baht. How many baht will depend on your lifestyle.

No problem at all. Even if you use 200 for accommodation 800 a month (30 a day is do-able). Can live off that if you're just there to chill out

If that is to include accommodation then I think you will struggle

That really depends how and where you want to live but wherever you choose 1000 euros won't cut it for a few months!