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Thailand no longer attractive to pensioners?

By Peter (editor)
Posted in Expats and retirees, Cost of living
Tags: fortune, Euro exchange rate, Inflation, Pensioner

July 3, 2010

There is an interesting post on Thai Visa about price developments in Thailand. The central question is: “Is Thailand still a cheap destination for foreign retirees and tourists?”

Pensioners in trouble due to low euro (video)

By Peter (editor)
Posted in Living in Thailand
Tags: Euro, Retirement, Pensioner, Radio Netherlands Worldwide

June 14, 2010

by Marijke van den Berg (RNW) Due to the bad exchange rate, pensioners get much less baht for their euro. Compared to six months ago, the Dutch receive more than 20 percent less Baht for their Euro. Making ends meet on a small pension is therefore difficult, even in relatively cheap Thailand. You can't knock on the door for help, they don't get rent subsidies and food banks don't exist. Some Dutch people are therefore considering returning to the Netherlands. With great reluctance…

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Thailand no longer attractive to pensioners?

Pensioners in trouble due to low euro (video)