Nine Years as an Expat in Thailand | Firsthand Insights into Thai Life
When working in Thailand, your company’s top evaluation metric—Thai language skills. How to learn Thai faster than others and quickly earn your company’s recognition? Read more
Thailand boasts over 300 golf courses, with around 50 located in its bustling capital, Bangkok. Golfers have plenty of options, all conveniently within an hour's drive from the city center—some even closer. This article highlights top-quality golf courses in Bangkok.
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Football has always been a popular sport in Thailand. There are many Thai football teams and football stars drive the trend, so there are also many high-quality Thai football boot brands. Many overseas football fans will specially buy Thai football boots! Today, I will share the various brands, price ranges and applicable venues of Thai football boots, gain an in-depth understanding of the unique features of the Thai football boot market, and provide professional reviews and purchasing suggestions to help you find the most suitable football boots!
![[Interview] Putting Down Roots! Real Stories of Expats Who Made Thailand Their Forever Home](https://thailiangyu.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/泰國長久居留實例訪問-230x230.jpg "[Interview] Putting Down Roots! Real Stories of Expats Who Made Thailand Their Forever Home")
After working in Thailand for a few years, every expat eventually faces the same career crossroad: Should I stay, or should I go? Looking at my own circle of friends, the majority have chosen to stay and build their lives here. The reasons are simple: a slower pace of life, an affordable cost of living, and the ability to enjoy a truly affluent lifestyle here on a Taiwan-level salary. In this post, I sat down with several friends who have committed to long-term life in Thailand to get their honest take on why they stayed!
Many professionals sent to Thailand for work initially see it as a short-term overseas experience—something to try for a few years before returning home. However, some expats end up staying much longer. Why? They grow accustomed to the higher expat salary, enjoy the slower pace of life, and appreciate the comfortable working environment. For these individuals, settling down and building a long-term future in Thailand becomes a real option.
Planning a one-day trip outside Bangkok? Many travelers first check ready-made tours on Klook or KKday ready-made tours.
But if two or more people are traveling together, and you want to depart from your Bangkok hotel, visit Maeklong Railway Market, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the Grand Palace, and then watch the sunset from across Wat Arun, how do experienced Thailand travelers usually arrange it in a smarter and more cost-effective way?
After spending a long time in Thailand, I enjoy trying new things. When hosting clients or friends visiting, I always refer to theAnnual List of Michelin Restaurants in Thailand(2025 Thailand Michelin Guide updated!) Read more
![[Working Abroad in Thailand] Ready Yet? Five Challenges You’ll Need to Tackle](https://thailiangyu.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/海外工作-230x230.jpeg "[Working Abroad in Thailand] Ready Yet? Five Challenges You’ll Need to Tackle")
Before taking an overseas job, it’s important to ask: am I truly ready? Working abroad comes with challenges that are worlds apart from those back home. Here are five key lessons learned from years of firsthand experience as an expat in Thailand. Read more
When traveling around Thai cities, especially Bangkok, there are several efficient ways to get from place to place beyond just the BTS (Skytrain).
If you’re looking to move around the city quickly and conveniently, these four options are worth considering!
Moving to Thailand for work? The first thing you need to do is integrate into the local culture. But how do you earn the trust and respect of your Thai colleagues? Based on my years of expat experience in Thailand, here are some tried-and-true strategies (and a few clever tricks!) to help you get along seamlessly in the workplace. Read more
