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25000, let's say 20% tax, so that leaves u 20000 pounds '

housing (minimum) = 100 pounds / week, so around 5000 pounds a year

so that leaves 15,000 pounds, of that you will have to pay various licenses/fees to the government, like 1000 pounds tv license and i think around 1000 pounds council tax

so that gives you 13,000 NET that you can spend on living per month, divide by 12 so that's around 1,000 pounds or 70,000 baht per month

eating will be very expensive. it depends on how you want to live. if you can live only on sandwiches, that will be around 5 x 3 = 15 pounds per day, 60 pounds per week, and 250 pounds per month (rounded up).

so the total that you will have is around 750 pounds of DISPOSABLE INCOME that is ABOVE A THRESHOLD OF LIVEABILITY. please note that out of this, if you want to eat out (like chinese ..) or go to the movies or go out it will cost A LOT. a good meal can be up to 30 pounds/person/meal, a movie 10 pounds, going out (at night) at least 20 pounds, so let's say you do all of the above once a week, that will be around 30+10+20 = 60 pounds/week so, again 250 pounds per month. that leaves you 500 pounds of savings and spending on luxury goods. that's around 35,000 baht.

we can reverse engineer the numbers to see what would an equitable life in bangkok be.

so that's, 750 pounds/month (minimum living expense) which is around 50,000 baht + monthly food expenses (ก๋วยเตี๋ยว everyday = equivalent to eating noodles everyday) which is around 100 baht x 30 = 3000 baht, so that's 53,000 baht + living expenses which is FREE if you live with your parents + tax@5% (much cheaper!) so it comes to around 55,000 baht

SO, A MONTHLY SALARY OF 55,000 BAHT IN THAILAND IS EQUIVALENT TO 35K POUNDS IN UK NET OF ALL LIVING EXPENSES BASED ON THE AFOREMENTIONED ASSUMPTIONS

granted, life in uk is much more sensitive to your lifestyle, since you can save a substantial amount by not eating out and living cheap. in thailand, your income is less sensitive to living expenses since they are a much smaller part of your income--and in some respect they are altogether negligible like housing costs if u live with ur parents--but on the contrary, luxury goods will be a much bigger part of your income.

so if u come back and can get urself more than 50K/month, then u r actually earning more than in the UK.

however, please note that bankers in the uk will get much more bonus!!! that is because the bonus portion is not net of living expense.
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