The mail did not turn out as I wrote it, but I guess you " can read between the line´s ".
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we'll be alright as she can blame it all on me

"You are too young to make a move, may be in the next 10 years when you are able to retire at 55. There is no job for you in Udon Thani. Normally people who move and live here they are retired from some thing unless you are very rich and don't need to work.WBU ALUM wrote:macduff wrote:I would love to move to Thailand with my thai wife and baby and live a peacfull village life,but i don't want to severe ties in the UK,yet i need to finance my stay in Thailand which means selling my assets in UK.Can any ex pat members point me in the right direction through your own experiance's and give me a straight answer into why i should or should'nt make the move.I'm 45 years old married and have an 18 month old son.
I would think that much would depend on your financial condition and ability to weather the markets and exchange rates in this volatile time.

Royal Orchids wrote:"You are too young to make a move, may be in the next 10 years when you are able to retire at 55. There is no job for you in Udon Thani. Normally people who move and live here they are retired from some thing unless you are very rich and don't need to work.![]()
The amount the wife is going through is coming down from 20,000 per day on our first visit together 3 years ago to around 8,000 per day on our last visit. Back next month hopefully can get a better idea of the amount of money we require to stay there. In no rush at the moment unless I was to loss my job, Staying in Udon for a couple of years could be on the cards until things pickup.


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