Lessons from Eight Years as an Expat in Thailand | Firsthand Insights into Thai Life
When traveling in Thailand, besides public transportation like the BTS Skytrain and buses,
the most common ways to get around are taxis and Grab. Grab, similar to Uber, is very popular and has been legally operating for years.
Lately, many friends involved in Thai purchasing services have reached out, asking:
How do you calculate international shipping costs from Thailand to Australia, Hong Kong, or other countries?Is it cheaper to use Thailand Post?
To assist you, this guide explains how to estimate international postage fees using the Thailand Post website and explores various shipping options.
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.
If you're working in Thailand, opening a bank account, applying for a credit card, or investing in stocks are essential considerations. Thailand has numerous banks, some of which are foreigner-friendly, while others can be more challenging to navigate. So, how do you choose the right Thai bank and open an account as an expat? Here, I’ll share my experience with Thai banks! Read more
![【泰式國民美食】泰國小吃攤體驗！泰文[不辣]怎麼說？](https://thailiangyu.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/F_thai-food.jpg "[Thai Street Food Classics] Food Stall Experience in Thailand! How to Say “Not Spicy” in Thai?")
As a global foodie hotspot, Thailand is packed with street vendors and small eateries. Almost every stall serves authentic, delicious food. Here's a look at must-try street eats and the culture behind them. Read more
大多來泰國外派工作的工作者，以嘗試心態體驗海外工作為主，多半預期待個幾年後，就回國工作；但也有一部分人，已經外派泰國多年，由於習慣外派薪資水平，加上泰國步調慢、舒適的工作環境，而決定規劃在泰國長期發展、定居；
台灣年輕人都在聊斜槓，泰國如何呢？他們也斜槓嗎？
一般平常泰國人，大多選擇到工廠上班；
或是在家裡附近的公司找工作，並固定在一個地方上班，
然而，其實也有創業型的泰國人，選擇了不一樣的人生！
If you ever find yourself in Thailand wondering what to eat, you can’t go wrong with Thai Basil Stir Fry (Pad Kra Pao)—Thailand’s ultimate comfort food.
This simple yet flavorful dish is a staple in Thai households, a go-to meal when people want something quick, delicious, and satisfying.
Today, we’re learning how to make it the authentic way, straight from a Thai chef
—ready in just 20 minutes and budget-friendly!
Lately, more people and businesses are heading to Thailand. Wondering what Thai employees and coworkers are really like? Here’s a close-up look at workplace traits of Thai staff in rural factories—insights worth sharing:
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Life moves at a slower pace in Thailand,
but without a plan, slow living can turn into aimless wandering and an unproductive day.
There are plenty of great spots to relax and recharge—here’s a sample weekend itinerary for expats in Thailand.
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