It's nice at the beginning. But after a while it gets boring? I mean, Asian pussy is easy. But don't you miss White pussy?

>>25488286 Nice, that cruise ship looks very close however

>>25488305 I have a routine of working in the morning then spending the afternoon at the beach and swimming. I like it. There are huge numbers of tourists here so no shortage of Russian, German, Scandi women etc. >>25488307 Yeah I guess they are doing a shore excursion today.

>>25488316 >spending the afternoon at the beach and swimming Do you have a swimming partner? When I had nearby pool swimming partner was nice for pushing each other for more intense swims.

>>25488316 Did you drink a frozen mojito in the shade?

>>25488356 No I am solo here, never tried swimming with a partner. >>25488363 There are lots of little beach huts where you can get drinks. I am more remote working than vacationing, so not drinking a lot of alcohol. But this is def a good place for drinks on the beach.

>>25488316 >There are huge numbers of tourists here so no shortage of Russian, German, Scandi women etc. Are you a Chad or do you pay them?

>>25488380 There are a few Russian/Urine whores, but for the most part to fuck a tourist woman you have to chad it up in one of the tourist discos where they go.

>>25488377 >I am more remote working Does your employer know where you are? Do you pay taxes? Do you get paid in crypto or in what?

>>25488399 No, employer doesn't know or care. Of course I pay taxes, and I'm not paid in crypto. But I have a clever setup with multiple bank accounts in different countries. Your best bet is to establish residency in a low tax jurisdiction and then just work normally.

>>25488425 Are you a full time employee of your employer or working through a business to business arrangement? I just don't understand how a tax haven can help you if your employer is hiring in your home country and taxing your salary in your home country.

>>25488437 Maybe his home country has low taxes so he doesn't worry

>25488286 Why don't you want to go on excursions? The country is full of attractions and archaeological sites.

>>25488437 Your country of tax residency is important, as is the source country, if you are working on a long-term contract. Also, tax treaties between the countries are important. Get tax residency in a low tax country, work for EU or US companies, work from where you want. >>25488454 Yeah might do next week after I complete a few projects.

Nice. Which part of Thailand is this?

>>25488482 Phuket

>>25488475 >a low tax country Such as?

>>25488475 Doesn't the company that hired you need to have an office in that low tax country to directly hire you?

>>25488286 literally heaven

>>25488502 It's probably the worst part of Thailand. Most scammers, tourists, non-thai garbage sellers, corrupt police etc. in all of Thailand. Wouldn't go there again except for the nice people I met as well as the food they served/offered me.

>>25488316 Are there young tourists? I thought it was mostly boomers and incels after easy pussy. How safe is it there?

>>25491239 There's a shit ton of 18-30 yo Brits, Aussies, Germans, French etc. especially at hostels. Thailand is very safe if you're white. Unless you're a woman going to some drug party there's basically nothing to fear but corrupt police who want some money. Phuket is the worst place as explained before. Southern border is officially dangerous but you can travel there as well.

Dog I wish I was in Thailand rn picrel: oyster omelette with sweet-hot sauce

>>25489106 Go to Dubai. Register your own tech company, costs a few thousand. Now you get a resident permit. Explain to your boss that you can do the exact same work, but now subcontracted to your company. If they are smart, they realize it is much cheaper because they don't have to pay social security contributions. Now you are uae resident, so you pay taxes to uae. Income tax rate is 0%.

>>25491175 If you fall for scams and buy garbage you will have not so great experiences in most places. For normal people Phuket is beautiful.

>>25491446 >Now you are uae resident You're automatically resident if you own a company on their soil?

>>25491464 No, you are granted a resident permit on that basis.

>>25491463 It was just overrun with tourism and such, scammers and whores and I've been there during off-season. Much like some parts of Bangkok and probably most of Pattaya. It enjoy myself in a quiet place with more locals and not as much stressful competiton for making a buck. But I have to say, the southern and eastern parts of the island I enjoyed more. It's not Panwa Beach after all.

>>25491466 Is residence permit and being a resident the same? Don't you need to have property, an address where you live or something?

cosy

>>25491478 Yeah it can be super busy but there are peaceful spots to be found. I like the fact that if want crowds and action it is available. But I also prefer a peaceful, relaxed place.

It's 2C here I wish I went to Thailand instead

>>25491482 No, they are different. You do need to live there, at least for a while. Usually you are considered a tax resident of the country in which you spend 183 days or more per year. It can also depend on national legislation and on bilateral tax treaties. It is also possible to "slow travel" and avoid all income taxes simply by not staying in any country for more than 6 months per year.

>>25491538 I did spent some nights driving stoned and drunk through these jungly hills. Met this kot I named Herbert. (Position from where I took last picture I posted if you want to visit him) I hope he's doing fine. There's a lot of wooden huts in these hills. Small "villages", more like a few tiny wooden houses, stray dogs, scorpions.

I mixed up Panwa and Patong beach earlier.

>>25491560 Okay I will check him out. The Großer Buddha is closed. There was a huge landslide last autumn which started from an illegally and poorly built parking lot next to it.

Anyways I'm looking forward to seeing more pictures. If you could from somewhere central Phuket in the jungle. What I also enjoyed is that contrary to Arab Muslims, the Thai Muslims are rather chill. Women have their traditional face makeup whilst wearing pale pink head scarfs but it's absolutely no problem to talk to them or be nice to them in public or in front of their husband.

>>25491613 Yeah Thais in general are sociable and nice to interact with. In a 7-Eleven a teen Thai Muslim girl was flirting with me and jokingly asked me if I would buy her something. I was too slow, probably could have gotten her contacts and banged her.

>>25491607 I think it was already closed when I visited. Or it was closed because we were too late. Don't remember exactly. Roadside restaurants in all of Thailand were probably my favorite experience. Stop, pay 1,50-2,50$ and have a full, tasty meal.

>>25491625 Yes they're very friendly and hospitable. This one restaurant owner ordered a colorful shirt from an online shop and tried it on while we were eating and we took a picture together. He made me wear it. At first I thought he was going to gift it to me and I started to decline because I saw how much it did cost on his phone. But he just wanted to see me wearing it and we took a picture. Damn I need to book a flight. Picrel said restaurant.

>>25491639 Yes, directly on the beach in Patong of course you pay a lot for a meal. By a lot I mean €7 or €9, which is actually quite cheap compared to much of Europe. But just a few streets back in Patong you find very cozy little family-run places. Yesterday I had fried chicken, rice, salad, and iced tea, all for 90 Baht, which is like €2,70.

>>25491658 Same goes for fruits. 1,50€ - 2€ for a coconut in tourist areas. A third of that in Thai areas. I don't even remember how much I paid for 1kg of mango but it was less than 1€ and the lady was surprised I gave her a 10 cent tip. A thousand Bhat were 21€ in August. Now it's 28€. Prices for us increased a lot in last couple of months. Still very cheap but 30% increase is a lot if you're not just burning money on a vacation.

>>25491658 Please do post more pictures