@@ismaOVERSIZEDSHADES It was an Airbnb, and I wasnt kicked out - AirBnB asked me to leave because of something the host did in the past. Here is the vid: ua-cam.com/video/WSYzQS_EIqU/v-deo.html
Kevin, your subscribers are so sweet!! I’m feeling so ecstatic and full of gratitude reading the kind comments below. I’ve already had a few consultations with lovely people thanks to your video. Thank you everyone 🙏
I appreciate you having Ms. Haley on your channel to explain the Elite Visa packages, but WOW that's quite an investment. Not for everyone but again glad you shared the info. Have a great day Kevin!
The older you get...the more you'll pay to have less hassles!! I think this is a very good deal, if you want to stay in Thailand long term. While I don't need it now (I can get a spouse visa)...I wish that Japan had something like this program, when I was younger!!
Well the one where you invest in property and get a free elite visa would be the best option if you have the means. I think it's like $300k worth of property though.
WOW! What a coincidence Kevin, we just came across Haley's YT channel last week where we were studying up on the Elite options! Great to know you recommendation to use her as we really were impressed by her videos!
Very informative, thanks for sharing! Hailey is well spoken on the topic, and she seems very nice. I’d like to hear more about the retirement and other visas. Enjoy that condo view! 🌅
Kev, For whippersnappers under 50 might be the best option. However can I recommend that those over 50 check out Les from " Retired and living the dream " to avoid the costs of an elite visa. Anyway great pad regards barry
Great information from Haley she’s a charming young lady with lots of knowledge, Kevin have a great day, I’m back in beautiful Branson Missouri, table Rock Lake it’s awesome
This visa scheme is really for 2 groups of people on which the Thai government was losing revenue: digital nomads and rich tourists. Digital nomads were doing visa runs. The rich were doing the same visa runs, mostly back to their home countries. As much as I enjoy my trips to Thailand, I am not sure I need to spend $30K USD to do winter stays. I also do not want to make that big of an investment in a country that has a military government. A government that has made so many changes in the last 20 years. You trust the Thai government and I do not.
@@30AndAWakeUp Yes, I followed the link to her web page and bookmarked it. It sounds like a lot of money but, you have to keep in mind that to get a "non" O retirement Visa you have to show monthly income or $25,000 USD (in a Thai bank) + you have to have those records constantly up to date (I believe) every time you go to immigration. This sounds like a much less painful experience.
@@davidboston4136 Yeah, the only thing you really have to do is the 90-day report. It's basically a pay to come and go as you please with little hassle. Not right for everyone but it worked for me.
Just got a notification from Retired Life about Denied Visa (will watched) Kevin, you did the right thing about Visa, hassle free & you can focus what is needed to be done. Thailand Gov't do a good job in comparison to Philippjnes. Thank U .
Great Video Kevin, you’ve inspired me. I’m about to quit my job with the military after 20 years and head to Thailand too. Most likely get the Elite Visa. Any tips you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
If you havent lived in Thailand...definitely try it out and try about a bunch of different locations. Locations like Chiang Mai, Bangkok, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Phuket...all have different vibes and lifestyles. And then reach out to Hailey. She's the expert on visas.
My opinion if you are under 50 not bad investment. Over 60 really depends on the person health. But person like me can’t stay away from the grandsons and the family more than 45-60 days . It’s not my cup of tea 😂. The video was great and had good information. Thank you for sharing it with us I did enjoy it.
The normal tourist visa is 60 days? They allow an extension of up to 30 days? Do most people that stay long term do visa runs? This Elite Visa program is mainly for people who want to stay and not do the visa runs?
What's the processing time for the Elite visa? I'd be interested in finding out more about the Thai language education visa. Is that something that Hailey could help with?
Kevin - here is a good future topic: what about this "Thai Elite Visa" that has been part of "real estate transactions" over a certain amount of $$$ say 2M baht? Is that still widely happening?
Kevin your the Man- how easy is it for you to do the 90 day reporting as I hear reports many ex pats have to wait in lines especially in Pattaya etc! Do you still have to wait in line etc. and how is the 1 year extension done? Thanks BB
Thai Elite does the 90 day report for you. Ive never stood in a line. I haven't done a 1 year extension yet but I think Thai Elite does that for you as well.
Do you have to file / pay taxes as a retiree in Thailand? Citizens of the U.S. and Netherlands, for example, have to file / pay no matter where they live.
@@30AndAWakeUp Great I'm 62 fit and healthy have been coming to Pattaya well Asia since I was a small kid as my father was stationed in Asia in the air force.That is how long for me have friends who work and live in Asia see them all the time but COVID stuffed all that up returning in February once the restrictions get better me being a Paramedic P.5 fully vaccinated etc your help is excellent cheers love the clips.Philip is my name
Think I'd rather just get regular visas where I could stay 270 days a year, and spend the rest of the time visiting other nearby countries. Much cheaper.
i Have heard much about the Thai Elite Visa when i am in Thailand and at home hear in California . i think this is really not good value for the money especially if you are over 50 and can get a retirement visa or a mulit entry visa which during normal times ( which will return ) are the most cost effective ways to stay in Thailand and allows you to travel and return which is not a big deal and for the money that you will save, well let me say it this way Can be spent on your quality of life and enjoyment of travel..This Visa ??? is only good for those that are under 50 and want to live in thailand which could be done by taking classes on learning thai language or if you are working for a multinational can be done if you have skills that are needed in the country of Thailand.. To me im sorry to say it is a scheme for the government to make money that it could not make on regular Visa's . L.A Rob
It's definitely not for everyone. I look at the 20 year Thai Elite Visa I have like a new truck purchase. No one bats an eye in the US when someone spends 40-50k on a new truck that will be worthless in 10 years. This Thai visa is a new truck for me, except it cost less and is worth something for 20 years. I paid money for a depreciating asset that gives me exactly what I wanted: the freedom to come & go as I please in Thailand until 2041. For me it was a great purchase, for others it'd probably wouldn't be.
@@30AndAWakeUp Yes depending on your age this may be acceptable for you but this is highly irregular compared to other countries entry and say requirements.. and those that do need a Visa like this i believe still have check in requirement every 90 days just like a retiree in Thailand
@@intsccents yeah it is a little different but tons of countries have visa by investment options which I think this is similar too. And yeah, still have to do the 90 day report but hopefully in the future it'll be easier to just do it online.
@@30AndAWakeUp I am sure for you this may be the way to go or maybe the only way to stay for a long period with out leaving on a regular basis , I am in my 50s and do have a multi entry plus business visa for Thailand and would not be making any changes to it and even though i could easily change it to a retiree visa i do not see any benefit to doing that at this time... Enjoy your new bike looks like a lot of fun but please wear the appropriate riding gear so many accidents that i have see in Pattaya with tourists have had bad out comes that could be avoided by wearing pants, gloves, shoes and a helmet...no flip flops and shorts like the locals if you want to stay good condition..
Elite visa client dont have to be a good entrepreneur, one can be international criminal and still able 2 get this visa, if interpole were reaching Thailand gonna transfer their client to the third country so costomer can be safe and sound. And of course if client like to come back they have to change their identity first and pay again wouldnt be so hard. Welcome to Thailand.
Each person has to evaluate whether it's right for them. Obviously not right for you. That's ok...plenty of room in the world for different strokes for different folks. Take care.
@@30AndAWakeUp well I looked at it - $20k USD for 5 years isn't *that* bad $4k per year. I just think it's a tad too much vs the yearly visa hassle. It's over 600k baht, which you know goes a long way in Thailand.
@@stangoodvibes Absolutely but it's all relative. For some people 20k is a lot of money for others it's not. The 20 year at 30k comes out to around 120 a month, so that might make more sense to someone financially. But I totally get what you're say. It doesn't make sense for a lot of folks.
I understand that some feel that way. Value is no doubt subjective. I look at the 20 year Thai Elite Visa like others may look at a new truck purchase. No one bats an eye in the US when someone spends 40-50k on a new truck that will be worthless in 10 years. This Thai visa is a new truck for me, except it cost less and is worth something for 20 years. I paid money for a depreciating asset that gives me exactly what I wanted: the freedom to come & go as I please in Thailand until 2041. For me it was a great purchase, for others maybe not.
@@30AndAWakeUp I don't know if the truck metaphor applies here. It would depend on what other countries charge for a Visa. I understand that it's a relatively poor country. Reminds me of an old Flintstones episode were they learn Judo. Golden level and Diamond level Judo plans.
@@gregorywilson2124 If you want a long term visa in Asia...you really only have two options: Go through lots of paperwork and hassle regularly or pay to not have to deal with that. I chose to pay not to deal with that. The money isn't really an issue for me and Im ok with paying for the ease of use and convenience it provides. For others, cost might be prohibitive and it wouldn't make sense.
Thanks for having me, Kevin! 🥰 Awesome video 🙏
You bet! Hopefully I can convince you to come back for some info on the retirement visa!!
Hi Kev, where is the video of u when u were kicked out of ur hotel?
@@ismaOVERSIZEDSHADES It was an Airbnb, and I wasnt kicked out - AirBnB asked me to leave because of something the host did in the past. Here is the vid: ua-cam.com/video/WSYzQS_EIqU/v-deo.html
It's a big investment but i will get the Elite Visa for sure when i move to Thailand next year. The less paperwork the better!!
This is too pricey !
Kevin, your subscribers are so sweet!! I’m feeling so ecstatic and full of gratitude reading the kind comments below. I’ve already had a few consultations with lovely people thanks to your video. Thank you everyone 🙏
You're the best!
Hey Kevin, thanks for having Haley on again, always good to hear about those high-end options...!!!
She's a wealth of knowledge.
I appreciate you having Ms. Haley on your channel to explain the Elite Visa packages, but WOW that's quite an investment. Not for everyone but again glad you shared the info. Have a great day Kevin!
Yeah, it's definitely a big chunk of change.
Thank You 😊. Absolutely Love This Video and Relevant Content. Please keep creating such material. I’m hooked on your channel
Dave 😊🌴
Thanks Dave!
The older you get...the more you'll pay to have less hassles!! I think this is a very good deal, if you want to stay in Thailand long term. While I don't need it now (I can get a spouse visa)...I wish that Japan had something like this program, when I was younger!!
yes, time is more valuable than money as you age.
Simply no better option for people under 50 with the finacial means imho. Great video.
No doubt! Hope to see you soon!
Well the one where you invest in property and get a free elite visa would be the best option if you have the means. I think it's like $300k worth of property though.
Excellent Membership the Thai Elite Visa. Thank you for giving us all the details Hailey. Take care. Thanks Kevin. See you on the next one. 👍
You bet!
Appreciate that you got hail's help. She really explained in detail. So far I thought it's just one elite visa n not much to it.
yeah, she is great
Haley is awesome! Thank you for putting out this video!
You bet!
Thailand Elite membership is amazing. I highly recommended it.
Yeah, I am happy with my decision.
Wow!....I had no idea it was that expensive. Good video and information :)
Yeah, definitely some sticker shock!
Thanks for sharing all the information that's cool to thanks so stay safe over there be careful have fun and happy travels
Thank you, Hilde!
WOW! What a coincidence Kevin, we just came across Haley's YT channel last week where we were studying up on the Elite options! Great to know you recommendation to use her as we really were impressed by her videos!
Yeah, she is great.
Great information. Sounds like a good way to visit longer terms in Thailand. Thank you for sharing and have a great day!
Anytime!!!
Very informative, thanks for sharing! Hailey is well spoken on the topic, and she seems very nice. I’d like to hear more about the retirement and other visas. Enjoy that condo view! 🌅
Will do!
Hello Tara, how are you doing
Kev,
For whippersnappers under 50 might be the best option.
However can I recommend that those over 50 check out Les from " Retired and living the dream " to avoid the costs of an elite visa.
Anyway great pad regards
barry
Yeah, the retirement visa is very compelling.
The Video I’ve been waiting for !
Hope it answers your questions.
Being under 50 living in Thailand can be expensive.
Nice to meet you Kevin, I will watch your van life as it’s on my bucket list.
Well done.
Thanks, was great meeting you and your wife.
Great information from Haley she’s a charming young lady with lots of knowledge, Kevin have a great day, I’m back in beautiful Branson Missouri, table Rock Lake it’s awesome
Enjoy Branson!
Hi Kevin. That was very educational and certainly opens doors to Thailand. It looks like you’re doing well there.
I am enjoying it.
This was great information, Haley is such a great resource!!
She really is!
This visa scheme is really for 2 groups of people on which the Thai government was losing revenue: digital nomads and rich tourists. Digital nomads were doing visa runs. The rich were doing the same visa runs, mostly back to their home countries. As much as I enjoy my trips to Thailand, I am not sure I need to spend $30K USD to do winter stays. I also do not want to make that big of an investment in a country that has a military government. A government that has made so many changes in the last 20 years. You trust the Thai government and I do not.
Yeah, each person has to weigh the pros and cons based on their own situation and needs for sure.
I've been looking forward to this video. Thank you Sir !
Glad Hailey agreed to offer her expertise!
@@30AndAWakeUp Yes, I followed the link to her web page and bookmarked it. It sounds like a lot of money but, you have to keep in mind that to get a "non" O retirement Visa you have to show monthly income or $25,000 USD (in a Thai bank) + you have to have those records constantly up to date (I believe) every time you go to immigration. This sounds like a much less painful experience.
@@davidboston4136 Yeah, the only thing you really have to do is the 90-day report. It's basically a pay to come and go as you please with little hassle. Not right for everyone but it worked for me.
Just got a notification from Retired Life about Denied Visa (will watched)
Kevin, you did the right thing about Visa, hassle free & you can focus what is needed to be done. Thailand Gov't do a good job in comparison to Philippjnes. Thank U .
Yes!
WOW...that was great info! Something to consider. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Kevin. That was very informative, Hailey summed it beautifully. i would be interested on information regarding retirement visa's. 🙏👍
Will do!
Very informative. What about retirement Visa's. Think elite visa may be a bit much for me. Thanks
I’m not saying it’s a bad deal but man, that’s a serious investment.
Yes
@@30AndAWakeUp And yes, I would very much appreciate hearing from her about other options
@@Curtixman Will do!
Yeah. It’s ridiculous.
Great Video Kevin, you’ve inspired me. I’m about to quit my job with the military after 20 years and head to Thailand too. Most likely get the Elite Visa. Any tips you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
If you havent lived in Thailand...definitely try it out and try about a bunch of different locations. Locations like Chiang Mai, Bangkok, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Phuket...all have different vibes and lifestyles. And then reach out to Hailey. She's the expert on visas.
Thanks Hailey!!!!
She's great!
@@30AndAWakeUp thanks brother, I've got 2yrs n change to figure out what I need for a visa. #1 requirement no more winters lol
Very helpful Kevin i e-mailed. Hailey. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Such good info! Definitely saving this one!
Glad it was helpful!
My opinion if you are under 50 not bad investment. Over 60 really depends on the person health. But person like me can’t stay away from the grandsons and the family more than 45-60 days . It’s not my cup of tea 😂. The video was great and had good information. Thank you for sharing it with us I did enjoy it.
That makes sense for sure. It's definitely for someone that's going to spend most of their time in Thailand.
Thanks for this information!
Much appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
Love the info as always, but still can't get over that view you got!
Yeah, the view is amazing for sure.
👍Good explanation. Easy to understand. Thank you. 💝
You’re welcome 😊
Good one buddy. Thumbs up!
Thank you! Cheers!
A big yes vote on a retirement visa & even other visas alternatives
Will do!
Thank you Kevin and thank you Haley 😁
Thanks for stopping by Mark!
Awesome Video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for the info!
Any time!
She did a great job explaining everything. However, expensive anyway you slice it. I'm just saying. : )
yeah, it's not cheap
Great info!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Hailey! Does any of the rest Asia Pacific countries other than Thailand have similar visa programs?
There are many Visa by investment programs but I haven't seen one like this.
Very helpful
Glad it was helpful.
Nice video, thanks for posting. It certainly sounds like a lot less work than the retirement visas.
It's really easy - but also more expensive. But I have no regrets.
The normal tourist visa is 60 days? They allow an extension of up to 30 days? Do most people that stay long term do visa runs? This Elite Visa program is mainly for people who want to stay and not do the visa runs?
Definitely for someone that wants to come and go as they please long term.
What's the processing time for the Elite visa? I'd be interested in finding out more about the Thai language education visa. Is that something that Hailey could help with?
Yeah, Id definitely drop Hailey an email. Mine took around a month to get a approved.
Kevin - here is a good future topic: what about this "Thai Elite Visa" that has been part of "real estate transactions" over a certain amount of $$$ say 2M baht? Is that still widely happening?
Im not 100% sure. Definitely reach out to Hailey. She'd be able to answer that.
Good video, but do u still have to pay the 90 day reporting 1900 baht fee? Or is that included in the package?
there is no fee for the 90 day report
@@30AndAWakeUp cheers mate keep up the good work, I’m watching your motorbike vlog as we speak…your stuck somewhere in the jungle 🤣🤣🤣
Kevin your the Man- how easy is it for you to do the 90 day reporting as I hear reports many ex pats have to wait in lines especially in Pattaya etc! Do you still have to wait in line etc. and how is the 1 year extension done? Thanks BB
Thai Elite does the 90 day report for you. Ive never stood in a line. I haven't done a 1 year extension yet but I think Thai Elite does that for you as well.
Hello friends, I wonder what kind of visa do a person needs in order to open a business in Thailand? Thanks and have a great year.
Not sure to be honest
Great info thanks for the video
Thanks Dave!
I'd like to know which is the best Visa to apply for for a person from the U.S. looking to only live 6 months out of the year in Thailand.
Not really sure but her channel probably has more info on that.
Thank you for the information
You bet!
Hello how are you doing
@@rubendan4029 good thank you
@@dwalker6868 am doing good
@@dwalker6868 so where are you chatting from
I live in Mexico as a permanent resident. It costed ~$300 for life.
yep, definitely a good option for those that want to live in North America. Wish there was an option like that in Asia but there isn't.
Factoring in the cost of living and crime rates, Thailand wins over Mexico.
Do you have to file / pay taxes as a retiree in Thailand? Citizens of the U.S. and Netherlands, for example, have to file / pay no matter where they live.
Only if you worked here.
Informative video…
Thanks
Fail to mention you still have to attend your 90 day reporting.
That is true. Hopefully they get rid of that at some point or make it easier to do online.
Kevin which one did u apply for it seems the way to go that is for sure.👍
elite basic with upgrade to superiority
@@30AndAWakeUp Great I'm 62 fit and healthy have been coming to Pattaya well Asia since I was a small kid as my father was stationed in Asia in the air force.That is how long for me have friends who work and live in Asia see them all the time but COVID stuffed all that up returning in February once the restrictions get better me being a Paramedic P.5 fully vaccinated etc your help is excellent cheers love the clips.Philip is my name
Is Vaccine mandatory to have it? I don't want in any case to do it.... If need quarantine to get it is not a problem....
Not at the moment.
If you can afford it the Elite is the best option
Agree
It is not. It’s a joke
Excellent presentation Hailey but that is a lot of Bhat.
Yeah, it's not cheap.
What happens when your passport expires? Will they give you a new Thailand visa stamp on your passport?
yes
Do you still recommend it since you don’t even live in Thailand anymore
Absolutely
Think I'd rather just get regular visas where I could stay 270 days a year, and spend the rest of the time visiting other nearby countries. Much cheaper.
fair point
Can you renew your 20 year elite visa after it exprires?
Id assume but I think it'd be just buying another 20 year
You are Amazing. Looking good.
I am assuming you are talking about Hailey! And I agree!
i Have heard much about the Thai Elite Visa when i am in Thailand and at home hear in California . i think this is really not good value for the money especially if you are over 50 and can get a retirement visa or a mulit entry visa which during normal times ( which will return ) are the most cost effective ways to stay in Thailand and allows you to travel and return which is not a big deal and for the money that you will save, well let me say it this way Can be spent on your quality of life and enjoyment of travel..This Visa ??? is only good for those that are under 50 and want to live in thailand which could be done by taking classes on learning thai language or if you are working for a multinational can be done if you have skills that are needed in the country of Thailand.. To me im sorry to say it is a scheme for the government to make money that it could not make on regular Visa's . L.A Rob
It's definitely not for everyone. I look at the 20 year Thai Elite Visa I have like a new truck purchase. No one bats an eye in the US when someone spends 40-50k on a new truck that will be worthless in 10 years. This Thai visa is a new truck for me, except it cost less and is worth something for 20 years. I paid money for a depreciating asset that gives me exactly what I wanted: the freedom to come & go as I please in Thailand until 2041. For me it was a great purchase, for others it'd probably wouldn't be.
@@30AndAWakeUp Yes depending on your age this may be acceptable for you but this is highly irregular compared to other countries entry and say requirements.. and those that do need a Visa like this i believe still have check in requirement every 90 days just like a retiree in Thailand
@@intsccents yeah it is a little different but tons of countries have visa by investment options which I think this is similar too. And yeah, still have to do the 90 day report but hopefully in the future it'll be easier to just do it online.
@@30AndAWakeUp I am sure for you this may be the way to go or maybe the only way to stay for a long period with out leaving on a regular basis , I am in my 50s and do have a multi entry plus business visa for Thailand and would not be making any changes to it and even though i could easily change it to a retiree visa i do not see any benefit to doing that at this time... Enjoy your new bike looks like a lot of fun but please wear the appropriate riding gear so many accidents that i have see in Pattaya with tourists have had bad out comes that could be avoided by wearing pants, gloves, shoes and a helmet...no flip flops and shorts like the locals if you want to stay good condition..
@@30AndAWakeUp only if you trust the government not to take your money over the next 20 years and cancel your visa
Nice .
Thank you! Cheers!
How come you didn't speak abt sickness & accident insurance? Anyone needs it if they don't want to pay expensive stay at Thai private hospitals...
This video was about the Thai Elite Visa.
How do I get in touch with hailey
info in video description
Yeh I wish....
Thanks for watching.
@@30AndAWakeUp I’m moving to Thailand next month. 25k is not in my budget sadly
cheaper than doing visa runs surely?
When you factor in the time it costs as well...I think it is.
I’m not one of the “elite”, I’m just working-class. I guess this visa is not for me.
good branding
$18,000 USD to $60,000 USD! No wonder it is appropriately called an ELITE visa.
Yeah, basically you pay to be able to come and go as you please.
Elite visa client dont have to be a good entrepreneur, one can be international criminal and still able 2 get this visa, if interpole were reaching Thailand gonna transfer their client to the third country so costomer can be safe and sound. And of course if client like to come back they have to change their identity first and pay again wouldnt be so hard. Welcome to Thailand.
18k dollar for a visa,holy …. ,wish I had that money 😀
yeah it's a bit pricey
For those $ figures, you can have a maid, driver and a buttler for 5 years. What a rip off!
Each person has to evaluate whether it's right for them. Obviously not right for you. That's ok...plenty of room in the world for different strokes for different folks. Take care.
Thai Elite Visa - A solution for living in Thailand without visa issues...or any money left to live on
Obviously, if someone can't afford it they shouldn't get this visa.
@@30AndAWakeUp well I looked at it - $20k USD for 5 years isn't *that* bad $4k per year. I just think it's a tad too much vs the yearly visa hassle. It's over 600k baht, which you know goes a long way in Thailand.
@@stangoodvibes Absolutely but it's all relative. For some people 20k is a lot of money for others it's not. The 20 year at 30k comes out to around 120 a month, so that might make more sense to someone financially. But I totally get what you're say. It doesn't make sense for a lot of folks.
60k for the privilege of being overcharged and treated like a 2nd class person in Thailand. Sign me up. Ha
my 20 year was 30k...and I like the convenience but you can do it more affordably...
Thailand really has a rip-off racket going on with the visa
I understand that some feel that way. Value is no doubt subjective. I look at the 20 year Thai Elite Visa like others may look at a new truck purchase. No one bats an eye in the US when someone spends 40-50k on a new truck that will be worthless in 10 years. This Thai visa is a new truck for me, except it cost less and is worth something for 20 years. I paid money for a depreciating asset that gives me exactly what I wanted: the freedom to come & go as I please in Thailand until 2041. For me it was a great purchase, for others maybe not.
@@30AndAWakeUp I don't know if the truck metaphor applies here. It would depend on what other countries charge for a Visa. I understand that it's a relatively poor country. Reminds me of an old Flintstones episode were they learn Judo. Golden level and Diamond level Judo plans.
@@gregorywilson2124 If you want a long term visa in Asia...you really only have two options: Go through lots of paperwork and hassle regularly or pay to not have to deal with that. I chose to pay not to deal with that. The money isn't really an issue for me and Im ok with paying for the ease of use and convenience it provides. For others, cost might be prohibitive and it wouldn't make sense.
Yep the government is a joke
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Thanks for watching!
So cheap to live there.
Yeah, it's very affordable.
I hope to visit one day.
Very interesting. Thats got me thinking. 🌴
Thanks for watching.