I’m filming a video about how Thailand has changed over the last 10 years, and I want your take. We all know the price of a beer has gone up, but I’m talking about the vibe. For those of you who have been here a while... What is the single biggest change you've noticed in Thailand since you first arrived? Is it the visa rules? The type of expats arriving? Or did it just lose that "wild west" feeling? Let me know in the comments.

I've had this trip planned for a while and now I'm all aboard! 14 hours of flying to Tokyo, around 50 hours of flying in 3 weeks😳 Let's rock n roll!!

Chiang Mai has officially entered cool season… kind of. We’re getting those breezy mornings and golden evenings but the rain just doesn’t seem ready to take a break yet. I’m loving the cooler air, that feeling when you can finally crack a window at night… but I’m also still dodging surprise showers on my motorbike. For those of you here, how are you feeling about the cooler-but-still-wet weather? Cozy and refreshed? Or ready for proper dry season to start already? Either way, I’ll take any excuse for another hot coffee. Here’s to crisp days ahead!

Hello everyone! I’m looking for a solid long-term guesthouse around Canggu, ideally near Batu Bolong. If you’ve got recommendations from real nomads who’ve tested places, I’m all ears. Also what's your favorite coworking space? Thanks a lot!

Hi, I looked at this subject a while ago, but not indepth. I think the Nomad Capitalist has a channel and talks about this a lot. Looking at the state of some western countries, living abroad might not be enough of an insurance policy to insulate us from the craziness. In some countries they have de-banked people for having political views that challenge the national governments preferred ideology, and worse. This has led me to wonder if living abroad might not be enough. What if your own country decided to issue an arrest warrant making it hard to return? Or perhaps decided to not even renew your passport? ... I am not in this situation, but one day we might all be. Who knows. Another reason people look into this might be tax purposes. I have heard that some Americans have tried to renounce their citizenship; to avoid having to pay the IRS, irrespective of whichever foreign country they live in. If so, a 2nd nationality might come in handy. Does anyone here have dual nationality? ... Or have you looked into this? – If so, what did you find out?