Uncle Moo in Thailand
Thai citizen
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Registration: 14 May 2026
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Buying Property In Thailand? by Rhonn
Hello to all members! I am planning to retire to live in Thailand anytime within the next 6 years, and I would like to hear from people who have already made the move and who have bought property, more so an apartment rather than a house, as I ...
@Rhonn Hello, this is Uncle Moo, a Thai person. Regarding your question about the condo, you can own it 100%. Feel free to say hello anytime. Read More
I'm a foreigner i want to buy a house in Thailand? by Midnight-Sam
Hi, Can a foreigner buy a property in Thailand , Mainly in Islands?
@Midnight-Sam It's a simple principle: If it's land, you don't have full ownership rights.If it's a house with land, you only get the house, not the land.If it's a condo, you get 100% ownership rights. Read More
Buying Property In Thailand? by Rhonn
Hello to all members! I am planning to retire to live in Thailand anytime within the next 6 years, and I would like to hear from people who have already made the move and who have bought property, more so an apartment rather than a house, as I ...
@scottmallon If it's a condominium, you definitely have the right to own it. The basic principle of Thai law is that you are not allowed to own land. Read More
Out of season, or folks move, or ??? by Intl guy jim
I had intended to arrive in Hua Hin in Feb. Life/family interfered. Now, after repeated issues I am looking at possibly late Sept./Oct. (Need to change the late June flight res. soon.)It catches my attention that there has been a significant drop ...
@Intl guy jim Regarding accommodation, I don't think you need to worry. There are plenty of places to stay, even if you're arriving early, you won't have trouble finding a place to stay. Read More
Looking to rent a sound system set. by Anam.cw
I would appreciate if anyone could suggest me some reliable services or people within Chiang Mai who I can rent a sound system from, one that is able to connect to an ASW dj set. This is for a small house party.
Try searching online. Services like this already exist. Read More
Women鈥檚 health and support systems in Thailand by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Living in Thailand often means navigating a new healthcare system and social norms, particularly around women鈥檚 health. From finding the right medical support to understanding what鈥檚 openly discussed or not, ...
Let me answer in my own style. Regarding medical care in Thailand, especially in Bangkok, there are plenty of options. Don't worry about the treatment at all. Thai hospitals are excellent, with specialists in many fields, both private and public. ... Read More
A Sincere Message from a Local Retiree: Let's be friends! by Uncle Moo in Thailand
Hi everyone, I鈥檓 Uncle Moo. I really enjoy chatting and helping people out, but I want to be very honest with you: My English isn't perfect. I use a translator to understand your messages and to help me write my thoughts in English. Because of ...
@Bhavna Hello! Welcome to Thailand. There's lots of fun here.The nature is beautiful, and the sea is even more stunning. If you ever have the chance to visit, feel free to say hello to Uncle Moo! Read More
Expat parents by ElinaSt
Hi,In August, we鈥檙e planning to move from the U.K. to Chiang Mai, and the week after next I鈥檒l be visiting the three British-curriculum schools there. As we鈥檝e never lived in Thailand before, it would be really lovely to hear from ...
Welcome! By the time you arrive, it will likely be close to winter, and the weather will be pleasant. Regarding preparations, it's a good idea to start looking for accommodation in advance. Setting a budget for lodging is a good option. Chiang Mai ... Read More
marrying a thai girl and visa's by anton49
I am considering marrying my Thai girl friend.Will this improve my chances of a long term visa.I don't have enough money in the bank for a retirement visa.
Yes, marriage might help you stay together longer, but you must register the marriage first. Read More
Life for senior expat retirees by AmandaFlo
HelloI'm interested to hear from anyone who has retired to Thailand from the UK recently.I'm looking at senior living 'villages'.I don't want a huge villa just a comfortable ensuite room, with a terrace.The villages I've looked at include all meals, ...
Hello. Hua Hin is a good choice. I'm Thai and I still like Hua Hin. Read More
Problem with trees by Just askin
Hi guys has anyone had a similar experience as me regarding high trees near our property..I live out in the sticks a bit in just above Central Thailand.. Moved in here 4 years ago a piece of. Land at the back of the house quite large has hundreds ...
Overgrown trees and plants can generally be trimmed or cut back. However, if it is a protected or restricted large tree, you should inform or consult the Forestry Office before taking action. Read More
Cost of living in Thailand in 2026 by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Every year, we invite you to share your experiences with the cost of living in Thailand, especially in the region or city you live in. Your insights will greatly help members planning their move to Thailand or already living ...
I鈥檓 Uncle Moo, a Thai person living in Thailand and raised here, especially in Bangkok. If you have any questions about Thailand, I鈥檇 be happy to help answer them for you. Just let me know specifically what you would like to ask about, ... Read More
Researching Hua Hin by Intl guy jim
A couple of years ago I read an International Living article that made Hua Hin sound ideal: quieter than areas like Pattaya (comparison)golf courses; a range of options for the sport I want to take up again after 50+ yearsolder, less rowdy expat ...
Yes, that鈥檚 true. Even many Thai people really like Hua Hin. It鈥檚 a peaceful and beautiful place, not too crowded, and great for relaxing. I鈥檓 Thai myself, and I also enjoy visiting there. Read More
Required docs for condo ownership by scbrock
HelloI had a rude awakening recently. I went to immigration to apply for the 90 day visa and one of the requirents was a bluebook with registration and title deed. Well, come to find out all I have is the lease agreement. Its for leasehold status. I ...
The blue house book is for Thai citizens who hold Thai nationality.The yellow house book is for foreign nationals.The term 鈥渉ouse book鈥� refers to the household registration document, which shows the address where a person is officially ... Read More
A Sincere Message from a Local Retiree: Let's be friends!
Hi everyone, I鈥檓 Uncle Moo. I really enjoy chatting and helping people out, but I want to be very honest with you: My English isn't perfect. I use a translator to understand your messages and to help me write my thoughts in English. Because of ... Read More