They have Australian afternoon tea which is very bold and strong version of English breakfast 105 baht at Rimping Hang Dong in Chiang Mai. The rimping close to you probably carries the same stock.
I heard a young British guy got Thai nationality, lived and worked legally in Thailand for 17 years. Also he needed to prove that he completed school at the highest level. He also learned to read and write fluent Thai
Don’t overload your brain. Learn for an hour max only 3 times a week, and let your brain take it all in. Then go to the market, shopping and practice what you’ve learned. If you have a Thai partner or close friend, take them out for lunch and practice on them. Wish you good luck 🤞🏻
yeah I wouldn’t bugger around just for a visa. With the exchange rates better in recent months I’d be inclined to do it now incase the exchange rates get bad again
Elite visa. I’m 31 and When I finish paying off my house in australia I’ll be semi retiring soon. Elite visa seems to be the only magic bullet, you don’t have to stuff around with minimum bank account balances and monthly deposits
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