Aussie retires early overseas $579 month

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𝗗𝗮𝗻’𝘀 𝗥𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗽 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝘀 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱𝘄𝗶𝗱𝗲☆★☆

𝗗𝗮𝗻’𝘀 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗠𝗮𝗸𝗲 $$$ 𝗢𝗻𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗛𝗼𝗯𝗯𝘆 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀e

What kinds of risks are you taking if you move overseas?

[discoverglobeliving]

Retiring abroad at $579/month? That's smart budgeting! Inspiring insights for those planning retirement

[Jim-hvql]

I'm a 55-year-old Aussie and have visited 52 countries. Thailand would have to be one of my favorite places to visit. Been there twice this year. John is 100% correct, Australia states (specially WA) have become nanny states.

[kokohead]

Love this down to earth Aussie! He's living the good life and deserves it!

[koufax]

Thank you for your effort to bring this great interview to us. When I was in Phillipines for a few months everyone said I looked 15 years younger. When I slow travel through SE Asia I not only plan to experience that again, but plan to live a lot longer life than I would in the US. Both my parents are 95 and still going strong. Thank you again. Keep up the fantastic work

[hardeepsingh-sgkz]

this guy took the plunge and deserves his happiness

[davewave]

Great interview. I'm in the process of selling all my belongings & house now. I've been going to Thailand for over 25 years. Now I'm ready to ride out my retirement there. Dan, love your channel and what you're doing for people. Signed up for your membership based on the content you provide. Cheers.

[paulross]

'm from UK and have lived in Thailand for 12 years, it's a great place but John paints a rose tinted version. He doesn't tell you that foreigners can not buy land or property so his land and two houses will be in his wife's name. I'm sure they are happy and won't have any problems but you hear horror stories of couples falling out and the wife takes everything. Even though the foreigner can prove the money came from him the courts take no notice, he has to walk away with nothing. On a retirement visa you have to have 800, 000 Baht in a Thai bank for a minimum of 3 months before and 3 months after your visa renewal. You are not allowed to work or run a business so if John starts a marijuana business, again, it will be in his wife's name. Lastly he says he pays an agent 15, 000 Baht a year.... Why? I go to immigration, fill out the TM7 form which is in English as well as Thai, show them the other documents they ask for, bank statement showing the 800, 000, passport, proof of address, pay my 1, 900 Baht and that's it, in and out in less than an hour. The 90 day reports can now be done on line in less than 10 minutes and once you are registered they send you a reminder email two weeks before the next one is due. Having said that I love it here, great weather, great people. I live simply but still spend about twice what John quotes and I would have thought up here in Chiang Rai is as cheap or cheaper than where he is. If you are a wine drinker, as I was in UK, it's one of the few things that is more expensive here as it's taxed heavily. Very little under 700 Baht, pay more than1, 000 for anything decent. local beer,

[nadiab.]

I’m a friend of John here and we live very close to each other, his wife is very nice I definitely think he’s lucky! But then again he’s the man of action and great attitude that’s why he’s here having the life men would dream of. Doesn’t matter how much money you got nothing compared to have a loving family.

[mikebaker]

Great interview Dan. Came for the month of Nov in 2019. All around southern area. One way ticket for 950.00 from Canada purchased. Coming Oct 4th, and not looking back. Prachuap Khiri Khan is where my home base will end up being, so I can travel easier. Moderate pension of 2, 500.00 Canadian.

[johnanderson]

OUTSTANDING INTERVIEW... Conversation!!!! Thank you
and Good On

[damianread]

I went back to Australia for 8 months after living in Thailand for 10 years and I can tell you Thailand is by far better. Australian media is now full of fear-mongering and people are now debt slaves for houses that are overpriced. The amount of gambling that is advertised has gotten ridiculous. There is a lot of poverty that is very difficult for people to get out of due to the cost of starting a business with tight rules and regulations and unaffordable housing. Im so glad to be living back in Thailand now.

[hammerjack]

tremendous interview ! you guys are very similar in your sensibilities. this aussie is truly happy, rare but thanks for helping pave the way. big time respect !

[admindesk]

I'd say this is among your top ten. So entertaining! And your guest seemed like such a genuinely nice fellow! Sorry to say, I've met my share of expats who were a bit sketchy, but we could feel the warmth. The one issue I'd like to hear more about is the insurance issue. We're in our early 60's, may not have such confidence in our gene pool, so affording insurance is a must. If we don't comment again in the next few days Dan, know we are thinking of you all and send our very best holiday wishes and best for the new year! Ciao!🥳

[mrbutch]

"They are Buddhists. Buddhists are the best people in the world." 5:10 ... I agree!!!

[thaimaxcan]

In my case for my annual retirement visa, I pay only the fee 1900 THB ( 54 USD) as I go Immigration myself plus 10 USD for photocopies and bank letters. The 90 days reporting are free and I do them using Immigration web site so no need to go in person except the first time you do a 90 day reporting. Nice positive vlog on expats living in Thailand.

[jasonjudkins]

Great interview with John, I’m also in Australia and I’m waiting until my step son finishes high school in 4 years and I’m seriously thinking about moving to Thailand, the lustre of the Australia has worn off, where there’s a ever increasing attack on the working/middle class through taxes and you only seem to work to pay for the ever burdening nanny state and people who refuse to work. I’ve been to Thailand 6 times and I have never found myself at such peace in my surroundings, nothing like sitting in the village with a bunch of Thai people that can’t understand you and you can’t them having a party. Can’t believe my brother in law built a 2 bedroom house like John, but it only cost him $22, 000 AUD thou, my plan is to start saving and to start to build a house.

[jptravels]

Your videos are really motivating Dan. Thanks for your efforts. ❣️

[philipmasie]

Great interview Dan and all the best John! Thanks for sharing your experience😊

[melescobar]

Great interview, love John! I am 51, also Australian and retiring overseas in one months time. Definitely couldn't have retired here at this age!