Thailand is considered a country of "smiles", very friendly people live there. Having been there once on vacation, I want to come back again and again. Thailand has excellent weather all year round, you can constantly sunbathe and swim, and prices allow you to raise the quality of life to a level higher than at home. The reason for the move can be anything, but if you have already finally decided on such drastic changes in your life, then you should not delay this moment.
Instructions
Step 1
Moving to a foreign country itself implies many problems, so it is worth thinking about where you will live, work and with whom to communicate in advance. Before changing the status of a tourist to a resident of Thailand, assess whether you have enough funds for life for the first time? After all, there may be unforeseen difficulties, health problems, or, in the end, your family, left in their homeland, will have material difficulties and they will need help. Therefore, it does not hurt to leave a certain amount for unforeseen expenses.
Step 2
First of all, choose a city to live in. The larger it is, the more likely it is to get a good job faster. With little capital, it is better to buy real estate than to rent. So start by finding the right accommodation. As in any city, the European option in a good area with all the amenities will cost more than a small apartment on the outskirts. You can search for housing with the help of real estate agencies or through advertisements on your own. But since you are a non-resident, it will be very difficult to cope with the search and registration on your own. Use the services of an agency. You can find it on the Internet using any search engine.
Step 3
In the absence of capital, housing will have to be rented. Then it is better to look for a suitable option yourself. However, do not forget that it will be difficult to survive in this hot country without air conditioning. In addition, electricity prices are quite high in Thailand.
Step 4
Finding a job will be another formidable challenge, especially if you don't know the local language. Tourism in this sunny country is highly developed, you can try to get a job as a guide for tourists coming to rest from the countries of the former Soviet Union. Knowledge of your native language will come in handy, and if you also know English or another foreign language, then it will be much easier to get a job. It is pretty good to live in Thailand for specialists working remotely: web designers, programmers, etc. After all, then the place of residence does not play any role at all.
Step 5
Do not forget to finish all business in your home country before moving, that is, sell your property, quit your job and say goodbye to your friends.
