i was thinking of living in Thailand for about 6-12 months in 2014, and not just for cheap AAS either,
i also have family in Udon Thani.
not sure if you've been there or not, udon is a rather big city as far as thai upcountry cities goes. you can find nearly everything there including things i can't even get here in my "modern" tourist based city in the south.
anyways was just wondering how much cash (AUD) should i bring to be able to live good while im there (also including 1 or 2 AAS cycles

)??
obviously this depends entirely on the lifestyle you want to live while you're here. just off the top of my head i think the test e cycle including pct clomid/nolva and hcg was around 6,000thb. if you eat thai food you can eat for a few hundred baht per day, if you eat western it's going to be several times more than that. since most large cities here are tourist based, your cost for staying is dependent upon the tourist season. where i live you could get a bungalow with fan on the beach for 300-400 thb per night right now because it's about to be monsoon season. come back in two months and that bungalow will be 1,500thb
and can you buy AAS from any pharmacy in Thailand, or just from the ones in the red light districts, or do you have to go to Bangkok??
no, not just any pharmacy. you will have to ask around. your chances of getting fakes goes up too so always better to know what the original bottle/packaging from mfr is supposed to look like. google the thai mfr names of things like test, dbol, anavar etc so you can recognize the thai product. best bet is to look for a pharmacy adjacent to a big gym, or a pharmacy that sells whey protein.
and as for accommodation, ill probably just rent something with a bed, shower, and kitchen. my grandparents will provide cheap accommodation while im in Udon Thani, but i will probably want to travel all over the country.
so many different options here it's practically useless to even start. most thai bungalows don't have a real kitchen but rather a refrigerator,sink and rice cooker. if you want an actual kitchen your room cost will go up by a factor of 10. every city is different and it's all based on tourism seasons. your grandparents house in udon probably has a squat toilet and a bucket in the bathroom with a dipper for pouring water over your head as a shower. udon is a thriving city now though with lots of expats, i actually like it up there.
any advice from those who are currently living there, or have lived there in the past would be much appreciated, i know theres a few aussies that have moved there so would love to hear from them especially. thanks.