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Ahi te va esa!

Spanish blog about the trips in whole SouthEast Asia region by Jago MF.

Connie's Blog

Tales of humor and intrigue as a Western expat woman attempts to fit herself into the decidedly Eastern world of northern Thailand.

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Connie's Blog

Tales of humor and intrigue from a an American expat woman trying to fit her Western self into decidedly Eastern northern Thailand.

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Ho Chi Minh City, Bangkok, and beyond

This Doug guy is an American first introduced to Indochina thanks to the US Air Force in 1967. Unable to put the the time spent there to rest, 30 years later he's back again. From then on he has split his time between there and the states. Blogging about his dual life, travels and what ever else he feels like writing about. It is his blog.

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New Nations: The Expat Experience

One Man's Journey To See What Lies Just Beyond the Horizon.

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Sam and Chris in Thailand

Sam and Chris are US expats living in Thailand while working for an American multinational and traveling throughout Southeast Asia

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Thai Canuck

Photos, journeys, and reflections by a Canadian expat recently retired in Chiangmai, Thailand.

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The Expat Woman's Guide to Living in Thailand (That Men Find Useful, Too!)

This blog and e-book guide is the only source of information for female expats living and/or working in Thailand.

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The Life and Times of An American in Thailand

Learn what it's like to be a Farang (foreigner) in Thailand, working and chilling out while raising two sons and growing old with his Thai wife.

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The Lucky Couple

How 2 Twenty Somethings sold their crap, left their jobs, and moved to Thailand

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Tuk-Tuks and Tigers: Life abroad in the Land of Smiles

American ex-pats who first lived in China now live in Thailand.

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Ways of Wanderers

Wander with me as I discover how to get the most out of traveling on a budget, and how to live as an expat anywhere in the world.

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12 Expats Talk About Adjusting to Life in Thailand

Expats in Thailand discuss adjusting to life in Thailand - customs, cultural blunders, struggling to learn Thai and more.

Expats in Thailand discuss adjusting to life in Thailand - customs, cultural blunders, struggling to learn Thai and more....

10 Tips for Living in Thailand

Did you know the Thai national anthem is played twice daily throughout the country? Do you know what the "Wai" is? Expats in Thailand share tips for living in Thailand.

Did you know the Thai national anthem is played twice daily throughout the country? Do you know what the "Wai" is? Expats in Thailand share tips for living in Thailand....

5 Great Places to Retire in Asia

We asked expats and searched our forums for recommendations about where to retire in Asia. We pinpointed countries with affordable costs of living and have five great retirement locations. Please add your recommendations in the comments section!

5 Tips for Living in Bangkok

Expats living in Bangkok enjoy a bustling city that is the most populous city in Thailand. Over the last several decades Bangkok has become an important regional business hub for Southeast Asia.

Expats living in Bangkok enjoy a bustling city that is the most populous city in Thailand. Over the last several decades Bangkok has become an important regional business hub for Southeast Asia....

An Expat Shares What it's Like Retiring in Chiang Mai, Thailand

An expat who retired in Chiang Mai Thailand offers some detailed insight into what it means to live abroad there. Health care in Chiang Mai, crime, cost of living and more are covered.

An expat who retired in Chiang Mai Thailand offers some detailed insight into what it means to live abroad there. Health care in Chiang Mai, crime, cost of living and more are covered....

An Expat Talks about Moving to Phuket, Thailand

An expat in Phuket tells others moving to Thailand to rent short term at first to give yourself time to check things out. She told newcomers to make friends and be brave - that Thai people are generally very helpful.