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MOVING TO THAILAND? HERE'S HOW TO MAKE YOUR RELOCATION
STRESS-FREE!

Thailand is a popular expat destination due to its bustling capital city, beautiful beaches, and
legendary food. Underneath the stunning features of this Southeast Asian gem is a dynamic
and inviting culture that anybody may join. Thailand''s allure has attracted a sizable expat
population.
Thailand is also a thrilling nation to visit, owing to its blend of ultra-modern and traditional
elements. Do you want to live in a beautiful apartment in the heart of Bangkok? Or how
about a charming cottage with views of sapphire seas? Thailand has much to offer, and we
can't wait to assist you in transitioning.

 

LIVING AS DIGITAL NOMAD IN THAILAND

Bangkok is known as one of the world's most affordable cities, so it's no wonder it's a
hotspot for digital nomads. It is ranked fourth globally due to low internet and living
expenses. Most individuals in Thailand's capital understand English, and the city boasts high-
end amenities, which is an appealing characteristic.

With several conferences and networking activities, the expat community thrives, making
working here less lonely.

 

 

TOP FAMOUS PLACES IN THAILAND

Thailand is Southeast Asia's most popular tourist destination for a reason. You can fine almost anything here:
  •  Crystal blue beaches
  •  Dense rainforest
  • Delicious food
  • Inexpensive beachfront bungalows
  • Some of the world's top luxury hotels
There is something to serve every preference and budget. The most famous places are:
Ko Phangan, Khao Yai National Park, Sukhothai, Ko Samui, Chiang Rai, Pai, Phanom Rung,
Phuket, Khao Sok National Park, Ayuthaya, Ko Chang, Kanchanaburi, Railay, Koh Tao, Chiang
Mai, Bangkok, Ko Phi Phi and many more.

 

THAILAND'S CLIMATE

Thailand's weather is sizzling and moist all year long. The climate is tropical, with monsoon
seasons that vary depending on the area.

The rains and storms accompanying the monsoon season are intense but primarily limited
to afternoons. Getting used to the heat and humidity can take a few months. For example,
the average temperature in April (the warmest month) in Bangkok is 35°C (97°F). December,
the temperature decreases to a 'cool' 26°C (79°F).

COST OF LIVING IN THAILAND

Thailand's cost of living is exceptionally inexpensive compared to the United States or
European Union countries. Of course, living in Bangkok or other popular tourist places costs
more, but if you venture off the beaten path a little, you can live like a king on a shoestring
budget. Many digital nomads in Thailand live on a monthly budget of roughly €600, which
covers everything from food to lodging to commuting. Many seniors who live near Thai
beaches may survive on the same budget but may need to spend up to €1.200 per month to
live well.

 

JOB MARKET IN THAILAND

 
You must first get a signed job contract and a Visa Type B that includes a work permit before
you may begin working in Thailand.
 
If you're looking for work in Thailand, there are several industries where you'll have a
decent chance of finding a job. Finance and trade, IT and communications, engineering, and
hospitality are just a few of these industries (for this, you may need some basic knowledge
of the Thai language).
 
In Thailand, there are several work options for foreigners. Thus, plan ahead of the period to
ensure that you select the most acceptable choice and have all the necessary
documentation in order.

 

SHIPPING TO THAILAND

When shipping products to Thailand, spending a bit more for a trustworthy business and
insurance the shipment extensively is preferable. You don't need to bring all your
possessions; rental housing in Thailand is frequently provided, and household products are
reasonably priced.

HOUSEHOLD BELONGINGS

If you elect to ship your belongings, you can bring one sea shipment and one air shipment
into the nation duty-free within six months of your arrival, as long as you utilize the
products for at least six months in your home country. You will be able to import home
items a month before your relocation.

 

PROHIBITED ITEMS

Arms and ammunition, pornographic material, short-wave radios, and combustible products
are among the items that cannot be carried into Thailand. Alcohol, food, and plants are also
subject to limitations.
 

PETS

If you're bringing a pet to Thailand, ensure that it's micro-chipped and has all of its
immunization records up to date. Animals must also have a pet passport or a license from
the Department of Livestock Development of the nation. Quarantine is optional if the
arriving official is satisfied that all documentation is in order.
 

INSURANCE FOR LIVING IN THAILAND

Living in Thailand is generally a joyful experience, although errors may occur. Even the well-
prepared among us can be caught off guard. Traveling on Thailand's famed roads may result
in accidents – as can any road – but racing motorbikes and questionable road laws add a
layer of risk.
 
Comprehensive medical insurance is a must-have from food illness due to unfamiliarity with
the cuisine to pollution in general! Safety Wing is my go-to and has gotten me out of many
tight spots.
 
Accidental damage, water damage, and even theft should all be covered by device insurance
for digital nomads!
 

THAILAND'S CULTURE

Respect is a fundamental part of Thai society. The Thai people show great reverence and
respect, not just to their elders but also to their King. The royal family adores kings' and
queens' statues adorning public buildings and roadways.
 

THAILAND VISA REQUIREMENTS

When visiting Thailand as a tourist, citizens from more than 50 countries worldwide do not
need to apply for a visa. If your nation is off this checklist, you can apply for a visa at the
Thai embassy in your country. You can generally remain for 60 days on a tourist visa.
 
You must apply for a non-immigrant visa if you intend to come to Thailand or remain for
more than 60 days. There are various kinds of keys in this category, including business visas,
education visas, retirement visas, Etc. If you intend to work in Thailand, you must also get a
work permit and your access. Visa extensions and renewals can be completed in Thailand.
 
Basic Facts About Thailand

Capital: Bangkok

Time Zone: UTC+7

Currency: Baht (฿) (THB)

Population: 70 Million

Official Language: Arabic

Dialing Code: +66

Emergency Number: 191

Language: Thai & English

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