Isaan folk are by far the easiest to get along with in Thailand. In four years of living here I have only had two of those encounters where a local that you know, for no apparent reason, suddenly starts ignoring you. And even those exceptions went away quickly.
฿35,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿80,000+ / month
Thailand
฿50,000+ / month
Nonthaburi
฿35,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿48,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿42,000+ / month
Bangkok
Filipino, 24 years old. Currently living in Philippines
Filipino, 27 years old. Currently living in Philippines
Filipino, 37 years old. Currently living in Philippines
British, 61 years old. Currently living in Thailand
Myanmarese, 39 years old. Currently living in Thailand
Filipino, 33 years old. Currently living in Thailand
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