Picking the right place to stay in Thailand
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Planning to come to Thailand or here already?
Here's some quick tips on where to stay depending on your visa type:
You're here for 2 weeks. Just stay in a hotel. It's less trouble than almost anything else and you can find hotels for the biggest baller or thriftiest backpacker almost anywhere in Thailand.
Get more than one AirBnB for at least 2 weeks each time. Pick different areas in the country or in the city you want to stay in. This is a good way to get a feel of the neighborhoods if you want to come to Thailand for a longer time later.
Rent a condo for 6 months or 1 year. This gets your feet wet and allows you to experience your chosen neighborhood close up. This is your home base to discover Thailand deeply, so don't spend too much money unless you will be spending a significant amount of time in your condo. Great for STV Visa holders, "O" Visa holders or your very first year in Thailand.
If you have a retirement visa, are working in Thailand, or have an Elite Visa, then the best option is a Townhouse or a standalone house. You can keep pets, invite family to spend time with you and have space to stretch out.
Thailand is not only about condos, you have many options. Watch our video on this for more information or contact us to get help finding your perfect kind of home.
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The team at Thai Kru is ready to help you. Contact Numfhon or Ericson to get help now.
Numfhon
Ericson