Just imagine , when the euro fall again after a maybe Greek exit eu in the same level , after the ugly ezb deal yesterday and one euro hits 30€, is it then time to go home for most expats?

Where is your limit?

If you live same standart like in Europe 3000k euro in one month or maybe more are gone in only 4 week!

There are many ways to hedge against currency fluctuation. Look into ETF's or funds with assets denominated in other currencies. If you are living hand to mouth though, this becomes much more difficult to achieve.

3000K Euro per month.

That is what I call a nice standard of living

I not need 3000€ every month only in high populated tourist area with high rent , for food minimum 1500 Bhat aday

Sandy what do you eat for 1500' thb a day seems a bit over the top.last week i made i beautiful schweinsbraten,8 portion in total with red cabbage and different styles of potato dishes didn't cost me even 500 thb...

btw the exchange rate for the euro don't affect me at all my salary is in Baht...

Yep take passboard and leaf.

The drop will stop somewhere, low euro doesnt benefit Thailand as it relies on Tourism income.

Yep take passboard and leaf.

That's not a very nice or correct answer.

ezb deal

one euro hits 30€,
3000k euro in one month

Read before you post please.

I don't see any reason for Thailand to devalue its' currency, as trade will more than make up for any deficit from tourists. So, if you aren't getting any more than a government pension, yeah, you might be in trouble.

Depends on how many euros you can bring in every

month, I would've thought. The Brits will be joining

this party soon enough albeit not of their own

volition.

Edited January 23, 201511 yr by YeahSiam

The drop will stop somewhere, low euro doesnt benefit Thailand as it relies on Tourism income.

Not from Europe it doesn't, the Antanara Hotel in Chiang Mai (5 star) is full to the gills with Chinese and Koreans and has been so for many months.

The drop will stop somewhere, low euro doesnt benefit Thailand as it relies on Tourism income.

Not from Europe it doesn't, the Antanara Hotel in Chiang Mai (5 star) is full to the gills with Chinese and Koreans and has been so for many months.

All staying in the same room?

Ask costas,he will know.

Just tell your tilak 'i can only care from the heart'

The drop will stop somewhere, low euro doesnt benefit Thailand as it relies on Tourism income.

yea but dont forget the extra 1 trillion euro's that will be printed will be spent in thailand

The drop will stop somewhere, low euro doesnt benefit Thailand as it relies on Tourism income.

What happens when Mummy, Daddy and Uncle Kurt withdraw their cash?

Depends on how many euros you can bring in every

month, I would've thought. The Brits will be joining

this party soon enough albeit not of their own

volition.

So where do the Plymouth bretheren stand,as you should know.

The drop will stop somewhere, low euro doesnt benefit Thailand as it relies on Tourism income.

What happens when Mummy, Daddy and Uncle Kurt withdraw their cash?

Sex change,then calls himself Tanya.

Depends on how many euros you can bring in every

month, I would've thought. The Brits will be joining

this party soon enough albeit not of their own

volition.

So where do the Plymouth bretheren stand,as you should know.

On The Barbican sipping Gin?

Just tell your tilak 'i can only care from the heart'

old farts are going home..

Don't complain to me, Euroman . While we Americans had crappy exchange rates for years, you Europeans were living the high life in Thailand. About time the Euro has taken a hit from it's lofty levels. Can't say I really sympathize. Anyways, the US$ has been crappy but there are still plenty of American expats around. Guess the ones with no money or lacking the will to stay will go home first.

Yep take passboard and leaf.

That's not a very nice or correct answer.

What the?

Talk about hyper sensitive.

The drop will stop somewhere, low euro doesnt benefit Thailand as it relies on Tourism income.

So the exporters are fine with it?

I not need 3000€ every month only in high populated tourist area with high rent , for food minimum 1500 Bhat aday

What are you eating, whole elephants?

Edited January 23, 201511 yr by MJP

Soon you will not worry about 30, you will worry about 10.......Do not worry my friends, our doors are open to anyone.....

It was a few years ago the media said America was doomed!!! Wait until they give up on the Euro.....then buy, buy, buy!!!!!!

clearly the trend is down.......but when it stops, nobody knows.......soon houses will be only pennies!!!!!! where is my gold????

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LINsNCaxZ5U

First of all stop letting ur missus do the shopping with extended family together.

On a serious note: my pension is +-3000 euro/month, if THB goes South to 30 I wont be back (fly to Europe every 6 months for 1 month, April and September flight tickets booked and paid for). Spending winter 2015/2016 in Europe becomes a possibility. The only thing I will miss really is warm weather 350 days/year.

Don't complain to me, Euroman . While we Americans had crappy exchange rates for years, you Europeans were living the high life in Thailand. About time the Euro has taken a hit from it's lofty levels. Can't say I really sympathize. Anyways, the US$ has been crappy but there are still plenty of American expats around. Guess the ones with no money or lacking the will to stay will go home first.

yeah maybe you forgot your "high life" on your Europen tour before the Euro was introduced, cant really sympathize

Oh, this will be hurt at some point......but if yields went back to 16%....then just invest all your money in bonds and retire on the interest!!!!! on 100,000 bond, you get 16,000 a year....now you get less than 2,000 a year........