Alquilo esta casa en Tailandia por 200€ al mes

This is the house I'm living in in Thailand for about €200 a month. In this video, I'll show you what it's like inside and out, the area where I'm currently living in Hua Hin, my motorbike, the pool, the garden, the kitchen, my daily routine, and also a more personal side: why I decided to live in a quieter environment and move a little further from the city center. 🎁 Resources/guide to prepare your stay in Thailand: https://www.instagram.com/p/DaSjkC7D1... Leave us a comment: Would you consider living in Thailand for a while? What would hold you back the most: money, visa, language, health, distance, or leaving your life in Spain? 👇 Would you live in a place like this? Let me know in the comments. 🌏 Do you want to live in Thailand or come for a while? 👉 I can help you personally (One-on-one consultations): https://calendly.com/shatoshifactory/... 👉 Legal relocation (Specialized agency): https://app.cero.agency/discovery/tha... 💬 Community: https://t.me/Plataformas_Satoshi_Factory 📩 Contact: [email protected] Telegram: @satoshifactory Secondary channel: https://www.youtube.com/@satoshifacto... 💳 Key tools for traveling and living in Thailand: ✈️ Travel cards (avoid fees): Wise: https://wise.com/invite/dic/nachoa18 Trade Republic: https://refnocode.trade.re/n51tbdsl 🌍 Health insurance International: https://onlineapplication.pacificcros... 🌎 Flexible travel insurance: https://genki.world/products/native?w... I used to live in a much more central area of ​​Hua Hin, near Soi 94, with bars, live music, massages, restaurants, parties, and a lot more going on. And while I don't think there's anything wrong with going out, drinking, or having a good time, I also believe that your surroundings have a huge influence on your habits. If you have certain temptations right on your doorstep, it's much easier to end up making plans that aren't really aligned with what you want to build. Now I'm living in a quieter area, but I'm still just a few minutes away by motorbike from everything. I have markets nearby, places to eat, a gym, Muay Thai, and everything else I need for my daily life. The difference is that here it's much easier for me to work, train, cook at home, get organized, and maintain a cleaner routine. In the video, I also show you how I organize my meals to save time and money: boiled eggs, Thai potatoes, sweet potatoes, vegetables, packed lunches, and simple dishes that help me eat well without overcomplicating things. For me, living cheaply in Thailand doesn't mean living poorly. It means having a system that fits your lifestyle. I also talk about why I've decided to quit smoking and drinking during this time and focus more on training Muay Thai, going to the gym, working on my YouTube channels, and improving myself physically and mentally. It's not about being perfect, but about putting yourself in an environment that helps you instead of sabotaging you. This video isn't just a house tour in Thailand. It's a reflection on how much it costs to live here, how your routine can change depending on the area you live in, and why sometimes the best decision isn't to be where the most things are happening, but where you can build a better life. #Thailand #LivingInThailand #HuaHin #HouseInThailand #RentInThailand #CostOfLiving #CostOfLivingThailand #SpaniardsInThailand #LifeInThailand #HouseTour #HouseTourThailand #MovingToThailand #DigitalNomad #LivingCheaply #ThailandLife