Lessons from Eight Years as an Expat in Thailand | Firsthand Insights into Thai Life
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!
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
泰國各地都有一些很特別的小吃，想體驗泰國特殊小吃，不深入巷內小徑，還真不知道泰國的道地小吃！今日探訪收穫良多，饕客們可以來嘗鮮看看！！ Read more
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.
Before moving to Thailand, I used to shower multiple times a day while traveling there—it’s just that hot and humid! With all the sweating, laundry services are a must. So, how do expats handle laundry in Thailand? If you're staying long-term, this is something you’ll definitely need!
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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近年陸資與台資大量湧入越南，會說中文不論找工作或做生意，都是非常有競爭力的加分項，因此在越南找到華語人才並不困難。
但 在越南設立公司、建立團隊，對我來說依然是一項很大的挑戰。
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.
