$1000でタイに住む

The last time I was living in Thailand I gave myself a monthly budget of $1,000 per month to live on, I will show you how even today in 2014 you can be living in Thailand for $1,000 per month or less and have fun.

でヤリたい。 タイ 無料そして この記事を読む.

I have previous documented the cost of things in Bangkok そして私の monthly budget in Bangkok. This blog post gives a breakdown of my costs in Thailand to a even greater extent and showing you all how I managed to live in Thailand for under $1000 a month.

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 Cost of apartments in Thailand

The rental of apartments in Thailand can be anything from $100 to $3000+ per month depending on your needs. Since we are discussing about living in Thailand for $1,000 a month, I will only go into detail about apartments in the $300 per month or less range.

For $250-$350 a month in Bangkok, you can expect to get yourself a studio apartment with a bathroom, balcony, air con fridge and WiFi in a close to central part of town. Not right in the center, but not so far away either that it will take hours to get anywhere. Don’t expect this apartment to be kitted out with the latest furniture or having amazing features, just a basic clean room. Room sizes to be around 27-33sq meters. Here are some Bangkok apartments in that price range.

If you don’t mind living further away from central Bangkok (for argument sake, lets say Asoke is central), in areas such as Mo chit, Lad Prao, Udom Suk, for the same price you could get a much bigger room, with more amenities, perhaps even a gym and a pool for that price. The only downside being that you now live further away from the center.

When I was living in Thailand, I spent $350 per month for a studio apartment in Ekkamai.

Total so far $350

Cost of transportation in Thailand 

One of the best thing about living in Thailand (Bangkok mostly ) is the cheap transportation. Taxi start at 35 baht, the BTS そして MRT are pretty cheap, so are local buses and motosi taxis. Since I lived in Ekkamai, and everything I wanted to do was nearby I bought myself a bicycle from the Big C.

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