Still room for more expats in Chiang Mai?
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Actually, I will be doing the same thing and that's explore CM for possible retirement too!
I was there some 6 years ago but was not thinking retirement at all! I am thinking of checking it out from around the end of Nov to beginning of January. Then back to the US and pack away 
I guess they still have room for 2 more
Not sure how you are going to do it, but I will be going as on a tourist visa first, renting a serviced apt for a month and see how I'd feel about it?
Hey, if you like, drop me a line and we could exchange notes?
G Luck to all!
Zan.
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