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How are you
my name is nicholas. Im originaly from italy but now i live in usa.
I would like to move to thailand. Im looking for friends (if possible italians) and advises.
Need to know some basic information. Willing to open business in partnership.
Please contact me

tutti gli italiani in ascolto che vivono in thailandia
contattatemi

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How are you
my name is nicholas. Im originaly from italy but now i live in usa.
I would like to move to thailand. Im looking for friends (if possible italians) and advises.
Need to know some basic information. Willing to open business in partnership.
Please contact me

tutti gli italiani in ascolto che vivono in thailandia
contattatemi

ciao
In Thailand there are a lot of guys scrabbling around trying to find a way to make enough money to stay living there – because they like the Thai girls. The problem that brings is there will be no shortage of ‘business opportunities’ requiring ‘investment’ from any source possible, so that the guy can just fund his stay a bit longer. There are genuine opportunities but you have to keep in mind that the average Thai works for peanuts and even the businessmen will work for far less than a westerner, and that makes it a tough place to make money. Additionally the Thai business rules and visas are designed to protect Thai jobs and encourage major foreign businesses rather than small ones. The bureaucracy and paperwork involved is huge. For sure it can be worth the effort because Thailand is such a nice place to be, but a common experience is that it is very nice to live and relax there but very hard to work. You only have to see how many of the guys you meet in Thailand get their money somewhere else.

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In Thailand there are a lot of guys scrabbling around trying to find a way to make enough money to stay living there – because they like the Thai girls. The problem that brings is there will be no shortage of ‘business opportunities’ requiring ‘investment’ from any source possible, so that the guy can just fund his stay a bit longer. There are genuine opportunities but you have to keep in mind that the average Thai works for peanuts and even the businessmen will work for far less than a westerner, and that makes it a tough place to make money. Additionally the Thai business rules and visas are designed to protect Thai jobs and encourage major foreign businesses rather than small ones. The bureaucracy and paperwork involved is huge. For sure it can be worth the effort because Thailand is such a nice place to be, but a common experience is that it is very nice to live and relax there but very hard to work. You only have to see how many of the guys you meet in Thailand get their money somewhere else.
Do you live in Thailand?
What you doing for live?
I'm thinking about moving
I would like to come over and check out
give me plase some example about costing living
let me know
thanks for your reply

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Do you live in Thailand?
What you doing for live?
I'm thinking about moving
I would like to come over and check out
give me plase some example about costing living
let me know
thanks for your reply
Hi my home and base is in Thailand but I travel elsewhere to work. I am married to a beautiful and good-hearted Thai girl who can cook superb food (what else does a man need), and I take her with me every where I go (I think I am a visa expert now). In my personal experience once you are in this situation you have the best of all worlds, for me the most important element is my Thai girl, then the relaxed Thai lifestyle when back home and all funded by international money. Some jobs are easier than others to work internationally, I struck lucky a long time ago so I can do it.
If you want to live like a European in Thailand I find it the same as living in the USA, which is about half the cost of Europe.

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Hi my home and base is in Thailand but I travel elsewhere to work. I am married to a beautiful and good-hearted Thai girl who can cook superb food (what else does a man need), and I take her with me every where I go (I think I am a visa expert now). In my personal experience once you are in this situation you have the best of all worlds, for me the most important element is my Thai girl, then the relaxed Thai lifestyle when back home and all funded by international money. Some jobs are easier than others to work internationally, I struck lucky a long time ago so I can do it.
If you want to live like a European in Thailand I find it the same as living in the USA, which is about half the cost of Europe.
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we can talk more in private
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I have couple questions to ask you
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Sorry no private contacts only forum posts.


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Sorry no private contacts only forum posts.
ok.
I would like to come over but I don't know anyone there
wich city do you live?
Are you American?

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ok.
I would like to come over but I don't know anyone there
wich city do you live?
Are you American?
Hi the forum is for general information not searching questions about individual member details.
But it sounds like you have never visted Thailand so maybe you should before moving there and starting a business.

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Hi the forum is for general information not searching questions about individual member details.
But it sounds like you have never visted Thailand so maybe you should before moving there and starting a business.
I'm try to make friends but you not willing to be one

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I'm try to make friends but you not willing to be one
No I don't want to be your friend or anyone elses friend through the forum. I do not know you, but for my own enjoyment I am trying to help you and others with your questions, not become your friend - nothing personal. Anyway the web is a tricky place and one needs to protect one's identity. Also this forum is for people to ask questions and others to help which is friendly. It isn't a contact site. If you go to Thailand you will make lots of friends so long as you have some money.

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