00:00Is Thailand still one of the cheapest countries to live in 2026?
00:03Can you really enjoy a good lifestyle without spending a fortune?
00:07Today, I'll break down the real cost of living in Thailand,
00:10including rent, food, transportation, and monthly expenses.
00:15Your biggest expense will be accommodation.
00:17In Pattaya, a simple studio apartment can often be found for around 6,000 to 10,000 baht per month.
00:24A modern condo with a pool and gym usually costs more, depending on the location and building.
00:30In Bangkok, rents are generally higher, especially in the city center.
00:34While smaller cities can be more affordable, food is one of Thailand's biggest advantages.
00:39A local Thai meal often costs 50 to 100 baht, making it easy to eat well on a budget.
00:45International restaurants and Western food are usually more expensive.
00:49Getting around is also affordable.
00:51Public transport, ride-hailing services, and taxis are widely available.
00:55In many tourist areas, people choose to rent a motorbike, but always make sure.
00:59You have the correct license, and follow local traffic.
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01:04So how much do you actually need?
01:06If you're careful with your spending, many people live comfortably.
01:10On 20,000 to 30,000 baht per month.
01:12If you prefer a newer apartment, eat out more often and travel regularly.
01:17Your monthly budget may be around 35,000 to 60,000 baht.
01:21Of course, your actual costs depend on your lifestyle and the city you choose.
01:27Thailand remains a popular destination because it offers a combination of affordable living,
01:33great food, beautiful beaches, and a relaxed lifestyle.
01:36Would you move to Thailand or just visit?
01:38Let me know in the comments, and follow for more travel and cost of living videos from Thailand.
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