Taking care of your health insurance
If you’re planning a long-term move to Thailand, be sure to include health care arrangements for yourself and your family in your preparations.
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Recommended vaccinations before you go
Knowing you and your loved ones have the necessary vaccinations gives you peace of mind when relocating to another country.
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Money-saving tips for your time in Thailand
Thailand is renowned for its low cost of living, but there are always ways to save a little extra.
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Buying a property
In Thailand, it is against the law for foreign nationals or expatriates to purchase land.
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Comparing the cost of living
One of the main attractions of moving to Thailand is the low cost of living compared to many countries, as well as many other expatriate destinations.
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Expatriate life in Thailand
Thailand is home to over 5.3 million non-Thai nationals from around the world, and the country continues to strengthen policies and programs to help migrants feel included and supported.
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Deciding where to live
With its seductive combination of sprawling urban cities and tropical beaches, Thailand is a popular expatriate destination. It also boasts a relatively low cost of living, and, depending on the area, can offer a variety of different lifestyles.
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Understanding Business Etiquette
Whether you're working for a multinational corporation in Bangkok, or teaching scuba diving in Koh Tao, it pays to be mindful of the local business customs in Thailand.
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Top tips for working in Thailand
Working in Thailand, is, in many ways, culturally very different from working in the U.S. as well as in many other countries across the globe. Some elements will be familiar, whereas others may take some adjusting to.
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Finding work in Thailand
After the 2014 military coup, Thailand’s economic growth slowed, and the country has faced ongoing challenges with stagnation and occasional downturns.
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