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Developers then come up with crazy schemes to move to Thailand or Alaska where they can live cheaply.

Christians are a small minority in Thailand and there are more Muslim and Chinese than Christian.

What's the point of living in Thailand if you're working during key socialization periods?

More than 90% of the sex industry in thailand is the Thai market.

Having traveled to Thailand I was pretty shocked at how open(ly exploitive) and shameless the sex trade there is.

When they are interested in you, it seems genuine, Thailand always feels insincere.

I'm sure a huge percentage would rather be working from a beach in Thailand or Tulum.

The main reason we're in Thailand is because my wife found a job teaching English.

I've been living in Thailand while I work on a startup, and the rest of my team lives in the US.

I did Relex Smile in Bangkok, Thailand 2 months ago and am very happy.

Yes, the visa situation has changed, and is in flux, however, it still trumps a place like Thailand by a long shot.

For younger people who aren't employed by a local business or married to a Thai citizen Thailand is a pain for a stay longer than 3 months.

Thailand, especially the seedier aspects, is synonymous with "sex tourism" in the west.

So if someone sees proposals with "Thailand sex", it could be because he or she has been doing previous searches for Thai sex tourism.

For me the options with "Thailand se" are september, seasons, sevärdheter ("sights" in Swedish).

Food and diving have 40X and 13X and more google hits, respectively, and sex tourism doesn't show up on the list of google typehead choices even if you push it to "thailand se".

Ecuador would not be very different from Thailand, and you wouldn't worry about time difference to U.

That's a bargain when you consider all the visa run hassles, hoops and what not in a place like Thailand.

Compare the image of Thailand's sex industry with say that of Amsterdam's red light district...