Have you ever been to Thailand? What do you think of Thailand?

As a third world country, Thailand's industrial development is slow, so their environment is well protected. And they are not in a hurry, which shows that the pace of life in Thailand is very slow. According to the survey, areas with slow pace of life generally have higher happiness, so this is also the main reason why many people want to go to Thailand to support the elderly.

Then let's look at the climate in Thailand: a typical tropical monsoon climate with high temperature and precipitation all the year round, which is very suitable for human habitation. People who want to live in Thailand for a long time don't need to bring thick coats and quilts at all, because the temperature in their country is rarely lower than 16 degrees Celsius, so this climate is very suitable for the elderly.

Next, we will pay attention to the economy. The price level of first-and second-tier cities in Thailand is about the same as that of fourth-tier cities in China. So don't worry too much about the economy. Two or three thousand dollars a month is enough for a very good daily life in Thailand. For many people in China, this is really economical, and it also reduces the burden of family pension, which is really beneficial.

In addition, we have to talk about the medical problems that the elderly are most concerned about. Maybe no one knows. Thailand is most famous for its ultra-low operation price and high-quality medical standards. People go to Wan Li and Thailand for medical treatment every day. Moreover, Thailand has no drug patents, so the drug price is very close to the people. Thais don't charge examination fees when they go to the hospital, but only charge some necessary medical expenses. So I have to say that Thailand is really a very livable country.

Moreover, the housing prices in Thailand are far less terrible than those in China, so don't worry about housing problems. Friends who have seen detective chinatown should know that there are a large number of Chinese in Thailand, so language problems should not cause too much trouble.

Thailand even had a special policy to support foreigners in the past. Foreigners who have reached the age of 50 and have financial strength can apply for an elderly visa in Thailand. Is it very human?

In short, the economy is more and more developed, and people have more and more choices. I think it's a good choice to go to Thailand to support the elderly.