Hanuman2547

Whoever came up with these numbers is way off. Either that or they work for peanuts. They also didn't take into account the air pollution in Bangkok or the chemicals found in the food that are prepared with too much salt and MSG. There's a lot more to living in a city besides how cheap one can go.

I've known a number of people that have PR and a number that have gone on to get Thai Citizenship. There are quite a few people that do this.

I have been bitten by a dog just once in Thailand and that was back in 1993 as I was out for my morning run. The odd thing was that the small puppy was on a leash connected to the owner. It had jumped up as I ran by but I didn't think anything of it. I didn't notice the bite until I looked down later and there was a little trickle of blood running down the back of my leg starting right behind my knee and above my calf. I went to the hospital and went through the whole regimen that was required. The initial cleaning of the wound was a lot more painful than the actual dog bite!

Not a good look for Thailand. Putting profits over human lives in Ukraine.