Useful tips and tricks for navigating the Land of Smiles.
Traveling to Thailand with a baby or toddler? Whether you're planning a short visit or a longer stay, it's important to understand the visa requirements and options available for infants. Unlike adults, infants still need their own travel documents and visas—even if they’re only a few months old.
If you're planning a trip to Thailand or staying for more than 3 months, and you're wondering how to spend money easily without opening a Thai bank account—since tourists typically can't open one just for spending—this is the news you’ve been waiting for. Thailand now offers TAGTHAi Easy Pay, a digital wallet for foreign tourists. It lets you pay like a local—safely and conveniently—using Thailand’s QR code system known as PromptPay, with zero transaction fees.
Thailand is gearing up for a big change in how travelers enter the country, and it’s all about going digital! Starting May 1, 2025, the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)—also known as the digital TM6 form—will become a mandatory step for foreign visitors. If you’re planning a trip to the Land of Smiles, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know: when it starts, what you need to do, how to do it, whether it costs anything, and who it applies to.
In 2025, Thailand is still a hot spot for travelers, retirees, and digital nomads. With its affordable living, sunny weather, and friendly vibe, it’s become a go-to place to move to. But before you start packing, there's one big question: how much money do you actually need to make the move?
When you’re thinking about moving to Thailand, your first question is certainly, "How much does it cost to live in Thailand? Can I afford it?" Whether you're a digital nomad, a long-term traveler, or working in Thailand, knowing the cost of living in Thailand’s big cities is essential. In this blog, we’ll break down the costs in big cities of Thailand, including food, housing, utilities, transportation, and entertainment for single person in 2025 to help you plan your budget.
Thailand is a popular destination for tourists, digital nomads, and expats alike. However, despite its welcoming nature, travelers can still face issues with immigration, especially when it comes to a tourist visa. In this blog, we’ll walk you through 7 common visa mistakes that can lead to denial upon entry to Thailand, and how you can avoid them.
Thailand is home to a significant number of monkeys, making them an unforgettable part of any visit. If you’re traveling through the country, you’re almost guaranteed to encounter these cheeky creatures. The Thai word for monkey is ling (ลิง)—an essential word to remember when discussing them with locals or navigating areas where monkeys roam freely.
After every election in the USA, there’s a predictable wave of people considering leaving the country. If you're feeling that way, you're not alone. But while many talk about it, few actually take the leap. What if this time, you’re serious? If you’re looking for a new start and considering Thailand as your destination, here’s what you need to know about living in the Land of Smiles.
Relationship
When it comes to finding true love in Thailand, many people instinctively turn to popular dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, Badoo, or ThaiFriendly. But let’s face it—these platforms often waste your time, leaving you frustrated and no closer to meaningful connections. It's 2025! In this modern and advanced era, why waste time on dating apps? Let us show you the best way to find love in Thailand!
Visas
The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is a game-changer for long-term stays in Thailand, whether you're looking to live, work, study, travel, or retire. While its flexibility makes it attractive, the variety of categories can make the document requirements confusing. Let’s uncover what makes this visa appealing and the key steps to securing it.
Thailand is a paradise, and it's no surprise that many visitors wish to extend their stay. But can you stay longer than 60 days? The answer is yes! Here’s how you can make the most of your time in Thailand.
Great news for anyone looking to relocate or travel to Thailand! Starting January 1, 2025, Thailand will allow every national to apply for a visa online from anywhere in the world. This means that no matter where you are or what passport you hold, you can now easily obtain a Thailand visa from the comfort of your home.
Thailand's stunning beaches, vibrant cities, and affordable lifestyle attract expats and retirees worldwide. But while daily living may be cheap, long-term stays require more than covering expenses - you’ll need to meet the Thai government’s financial requirements to secure the right visa. We clarify these requirements for you in this blog, so you can plan ahead with confidence.
If you’re an expat planning a move to Thailand or just visiting, one of your first questions might be: 'How do I pay for things in Thailand?' Navigating payment systems in a new country can be confusing, especially if you’ve never been there before. Let’s break down the essential options you need to know.
Condo
When it comes to renting condos in Bangkok, one of the first questions people ask is, “Can I rent a condo for just one month?” Well, the answer is simple: anything is possible. However, it’s important to note that most condo owners in Bangkok typically prefer contracts of at least six months to one year.
Visas
Planning a trip to Thailand? One of the most important things to know before you go is how to enter the country legally. Many travelers are confused about the difference between a tourist visa and a visa exemption, and understandably so—they sound quite similar! However, the distinction between the two can make a big difference in how you prepare for your journey. This blog breaks down the details so you can decide which option is right for you.
Tourist
Traveling to Thailand has always been a process that involves paperwork, especially for those who cross the land borders or fly into the country. Do you remember the days when you had to fill out the TM6 immigration form while on the plane before landing in Thailand? It was a small yet necessary task for many travelers, ensuring that the immigration process was as smooth as possible once you arrived at your destination.
When we think of the world’s best cuisines, why do European countries always dominate the lists? In this blog, we’ll dive into why these rankings might not paint the full picture and explore the culinary treasures of Asia that deserve their rightful place in the spotlight.
Matchmaking
Thai dating may seem easy, but cultural differences, language barriers, and misaligned expectations can make it surprisingly complex. Here, we reveal common challenges and offer tips to help you learn dating in Thailand successfully.
Hey there, lovebirds! Dreaming of a picturesque wedding in the Land of Smiles? Thailand offers stunning backdrops, vibrant cultures, and a unique blend of tradition and modernity for your special day. Whether you’re a local planning a traditional ceremony or a foreigner enchanted by Thai beauty, we’ve got the lowdown on everything you need to know about getting married in Thailand. Let’s dive into this lightning round and make your wedding dreams come true!
Congrats! You've made the move to retire In Thailand, but what's next? Many of our clients, just like you, aren’t sure what to do after arriving—whether it’s maintaining your visa status, following the rules as an expat, or preparing for next year’s visa extension. Let’s break it down step by step.
Thailand has always been a popular destination for travelers, expats, and digital nomads. So, when new visa measures were introduced in July 2024, many of you were excited and started asking us daily about which visa suits you best and how long you can stay in the country. Here, we’ll break down the latest visa options available in Thailand this year.
The Destination Thailand Visa is a very good visa for many purposes, especially for medical treatments in Thailand. However, many of you may wonder how you can get a medical letter to support your visa application if you don't have a visa to visit Thailand yet. This blog post explains the important matters you have questions about and need to know, ensuring a smooth journey from your home country to receiving medical treatment in Thailand.
After Thailand announced the new Destination Visa (DTV), it has become very attractive to digital nomads and remote workers. Many are now comparing it with the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa "Work from Thailand". Both visas cater to different needs and come with their own set of benefits and requirements. Here's a detailed comparison to help you choose the one that best fits your circumstances.
Thailand, known for its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and amazing cities, is also a hub for various international events and business activities. Whether it's organizing a conference, performing machinery maintenance, or filming a movie, there are instances when professionals need to visit Thailand on short notice to perform urgent work. For such scenarios, the Thai government has the Temporary Urgent Work Permit. This permit allows qualified individuals to work in Thailand for up to 15 days.
Thailand has increased the number of countries eligible for visa on arrival from 19 to 31 starting on 15 July 2024.
In June 2024, the Thai government announced a game-changer for tourists: visa-free entry for 93 countries, with stays extended from 30 to 60 days. Originally expected for late June or early July 2024, the new policy seems to be hitting a snag.
Looking for a genuine path to peace in life? Move beyond the typical wellness retreats in Thailand and embrace the transformative power of an authentic Buddhist meditation retreat.
Finding peace of mind for yourself or a loved one in their golden years can be a challenge. The high cost of nursing homes in Western countries, coupled with a sometimes clinical atmosphere, can leave families feeling overwhelmed. But Thailand offers the perfect blend of affordability, luxurious care, and a warm, respectful environment, making it the ideal nursing home destination. Let's see why.
Living in Thailand offers a lively mix of culture, variety of food, good environment, reduced stress, and breathtaking natural beauty. You might not think you'll get sick that easily. However, it's important to focus on health and well-being. Having good health insurance isn't just a good idea, it's necessary. We'll summarize everything for you, and here's why.
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