[7 years in Thailand]

20 minutes ago, steven100 said:

yes .... every man and his dog is trying to sell online, every thai I know is doing this but it's becoming harder and harder as the consumers are becoming more online savy and they know how cheap the product actually is coming from China. So essentially as this market becomes flooded with sellers it will undoubtably dry up.   

  my girl is making  everyday 1k-4k  per day from dropshipping women's clothes.   the facebook ad are very low .  trust me it is worth giving it a shot . 

[7 years in Thailand]

11 hours ago, Pravda said:

And I told wife to start applying for PR. We are leaving. 

 

Except I can't bring myself to leave. 

 

I don't wanna sound like one of those posters, but I really didn't come here for the girls. Maybe this is why I was so lucky never to get ripped off. My life here is what many would consider boring, but for some reason I enjoy it every single day. One of the reasons I wanted to go back is honestly the money is starting to run out. I lost 90% of my income due to covid. Yet every time I think back how f**, *** miserable I was back "home" in Canada I get f***#** miserable. It's a vicious circle. 

 

So I told wifey we are staying here. She got kinda pd off, but she says as long she's with me she doesn't care where she is. But she's concerned about my health. Healthcare in Canada is "free". Yes that's a good point and pollution here is suckorama but then I start thinking how f$$***# miserable I was I change my mind again. 

 

For the past month I have spent sleepless nights about moving or not moving. If I do go back I know for sure we both won't be coming back. There is something about this place where among all this misery the life is still not taken too seriously. 

 

What to do? 

 

if your wife is Thai  you might have her try selling clothes online with facebook ad .   I see that is a quick money making going in thailand now  .   In my gf's office in BKK everybody  sell online  dropshipping .  buy 200 THB sell 450 THB  . 

[Is my method of entry into Thailand possible?]

with an American passport,  a person can stay in  south Korea maximum 90 days  in  B-2 status no visa status . The mandatory  quarantine    in a government-designated facility for 14 days   . which cost around $90~$130/day.

 

I sent an email to SK  Thai embassy on [email protected]   and I am still waiting for a reply .