Becoming an "independent" expatriate requires far more self-reliance and ability to adapt than does staying in your home surrounded by family and friends or being a traditional expatriate and being supported by an organizational structure that usually spans both the home country and new location.
฿45,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿42,300+ / month
Thailand
฿47,500+ / month
Bangkok
฿47,000+ / month
Nonthaburi
฿55,000+ / month
Myanmar
฿35,000+ / month
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