Allan Wilson, Isaan

Who are you? My name is Allan Wilson, lifestyle and travel blogger at Live Less Ordinary, and author of A Potato in a Rice Field. With my wife Fanfan, we chronicle our lives and travels in Thailand and Asia.Where, when

Thailand – Recommended Blogs

At Expat Focus, we like to be on the lookout for resources around the web that could help prospective expats adjust to their new countries. Today, we’re taking a look at Thailand and some of the blogs that might be

The Dark Side Of Expat Life In Thailand

Beautiful beaches, pleasant weather and a laidback lifestyle are just some of the advantages of living in Thailand. Expats also benefit from the emerging economy and profitable business prospects. The expat scene in Thailand is vibrant, especially in the capital

5 Foods You Must Try When Living In Thailand

Thai food is popular across the world and you’re likely to find a Thai restaurant in every country. But to eat the local food in Thailand itself is a completely different culinary experience. You will find that harmony is the

Stuart Land, Chiang Mai

Who are you? Hi. I’m Stuart Land, a novelist, screenwriter, and sculptor. Where, when and why did you move abroad? I moved to Thailand in 1999 after visiting several other countries and decided to stay here because it was centrally

Ashley Tiernan, Pattaya & Jomtien Real Estate

Please tell us a bit about yourself and your company My name is Ashley Tiernan, I am a partner in Direct 2 Developers and Pattaya & Jomtien Real Estate in Pattaya Thailand. I was born in England and have lived

Samantha Pryor, Bangkok

I’m Samantha Pryor, a Psychotherapist & Hypnotherapist, originally from the UK. I relocated to Bangkok, Thailand in November 2010 to support my partner who had taken a 6 month secondment here. We were due to go back to the UK

Assumptions Of An Expat Woman In Thailand

by Samantha Pryor After seeing my partner off in a taxi to Suvarnabhumi Airport, I was ‘lucky’ enough to get the next taxi to take me to work. It seemed to be very humid already, we hadn’t seen any rain