Universal Healthcare Coverage: A Guide for Expats in Thailand
A closer look at the country’s three healthcare systems, and whether they cover expats.
A closer look at the country’s three healthcare systems, and whether they cover expats.
What Thai law actually says about short-term rentals in Bangkok, the real risk to tenants and condo owners, and which legal options to book instead.
17 legal jobs foreigners can do in Thailand, from teaching and diving to tech and corporate work, plus how work permits, restricted occupations, and remote-work visas actually work.
Compare Bangkok’s BTS, MRT, taxis, Grab, buses, and boats: fares, hours, Rabbit cards, and which option wins at rush hour, at night, and to the airport.
What it takes to land an English teaching job in Thailand: the qualifications schools actually ask for, where the jobs are, realistic salaries, and how to apply.
Visit Thailand, or indeed any country in Southeast Asia, and you’ll quickly notice that motorcycles are everywhere. And it’s easy to guess why. Motorcycles are inexpensive to buy, inexpensive to run, can navigate gracefully through gridlocked cars, and easily negotiate narrow paths and alleyways. For many long-term Thailand expats, buying a motorcycle is a no-brainer. … Read more
Phra Khanong sits one BTS stop from Ekkamai, with rents from THB9,000/month. Rent ranges, who it suits, and how it compares to On Nut and Thong Lor.
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) has long been a convenient way for former tourists to stay in the ‘Land of Smiles’ long-term. Native speakers are in high demand across Thailand’s schools to teach the locals English, and the bar for entry in many cases is comparatively low. Plus, with Thai labor laws restricting … Read more
Network in Bangkok through chambers of commerce (AMCHAM, BCCT, AustCham), industry meetups, coworking hubs, and expat communities that work.
Helmet and license laws, the gear that actually helps, defensive riding tips for Thai traffic, and exactly what to do after a motorcycle accident.