Thailand's Top 4 Advantages as a Place to Live and Work
                     Thailand's Top 4 
Advantages as a 
Place to Live and 
Work
The position of the 
user is important
In addition to the top-quality food, gorgeous 
beaches and relaxed attitude there are many 
reasons Thailand is among the most sought-
after destinations for tourists around the 
world. The thing that many aren't aware of, 
however is Thailand is also an ideal location 
for returnees, expatriates as well as highly 
educated Thais to make money.
Here are some convincing reasons to consider 
for why this Land of Smiles isn't just the 
perfect holiday destination and an area of 
opportunities too as suggested by 
Headhunter Thailand.
A hub for 
business in 
Southeast Asia
•Thailand isn't a foreign country to many of 
the largest international corporations in the 
world. The central area of Bangkok houses 
regional branches of banks from around the 
world like Barclays, Credit Suisse, Deutsche 
Bank and HSBC, and a myriad of companies in 
the tourism or transport sectors (especially 
airliners).
A longing for skilled 
talent
While three-quarters of the Thai work 
workforce is employed in the agricultural 
sector, they only contribute 11.6 percent 
of the country's GDP. This is the reason 
what has led to the Thai government has 
changed their efforts recently to boost 
Thailand 4.0.
An advantage in 
competition for 
Thais
One is that locals typically offer lower 
compensation packages, which means Thai 
employers will have more incentive to recruit 
locals. Employers don't need to get the 
necessary visas and work permits to Thais This 
makes the hiring process easier for employers. 
Additionally with regards to the workplace 
culture, employing locals implies that there 
aren't any cultural barriers in workplaces to 
learn about -It's just plug and play, in essence. 
This means less time to recruit for employers 
as well as an edge in competitiveness when it 
comes to highly educated Thais seeking 
employment.
The cost of 
settlement is 
low
Thailand is located in the vicinity of many of 
the costliest cities around the globe for 
expats. According to report by Mercer's 2019 
Global Talent Trends study eight of the top 10 
cities that are the most expensive that are a 
good choice for foreigners is Asian cities. The 
closest cities to Thailand are Shenzhen (which 
is ranked as in the 10th spot), Singapore 
(which ranks third) and Hong Kong (which, 
unsurprisingly places at as No. 1).
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