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    What do you need before moving from the US to Thailand?

    The Thaiger key takeaways The most common medical emergencies for expats in Thailand include motorcycle accidents, tropical diseases, and food or water-borne illnesses. Air pollution and heat-related conditions like heatstroke also pose serious seasonal health risks, especially in northern and...

  • Best weed shops in Krabi [2025] | Thaiger

    Best weed shops in Krabi [2025]

    Lately, Krabi has been getting a bit greener (literally). The laidback beach town has blossomed into a haven for cannabis lovers, with weed shops popping up from Ao Nang to Krabi Town like tropical wildflowers. Some cannabis dispensaries in Krabi have pool tables and puff-and-paint nights, others feel more like your eccentric aunt’s living room. So we lit up our curiosity…

  • Nomad insurance vs. Thai health insurance: what should expats in Thailand choose? | Thaiger

    Nomad insurance vs. Thai health insurance: what should expats in Thailand choose?

    Expats in Thailand can use public hospitals or private healthcare, but most choose insurance to avoid expensive bills. If you’re staying long-term or working here, it’s important to pick the right type of insurance. This helps you get good medical care and keeps you in line with visa rules, like for the Retirement Visa, Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa, or Thailand…

  • Thinking of retiring in Thailand long-term? Here’s your health checklist before the move | Thaiger

    Thinking of retiring in Thailand long-term? Here’s your health checklist before the move

    Thinking of retiring in Thailand long-term? Thailand is a popular choice for retirees because of its beautiful landscapes, warm climate, and affordable living. Cities like Chiang Mai and coastal areas offer a relaxed lifestyle with friendly communities. The country also has great healthcare, with modern hospitals and skilled doctors at lower prices than in Western countries. Before you move, it’s…

  • The new way to advertise in Thailand | Thaiger

    The new way to advertise in Thailand

    Tired of paid ads that get ignored? Frustrated by influencer marketing that’s overpriced and out of reach? Welcome to a better way to grow your brand — Boosted by People. In today’s noisy digital world, trust beats reach. That’s why Boosted by People connects your content with real people — social users, influencers, local pages, and businesses — who share…

  • 10 destinations in Thailand that are under the radar | Thaiger

    10 destinations in Thailand that are under the radar

    Places like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket get most of the spotlight, but Thailand has so much more to offer if you’re willing to wander a little. Beyond the tourist trails are towns and destinations with old-school character, peaceful views, and flavours you won’t find in any travel app in Thailand. These spots are for the curious traveller who prefers…

  • Bangkok’s 15-minute living: Why location still matters more than ever | Thaiger

    Bangkok’s 15-minute living: Why location still matters more than ever

    Bangkok is a city that moves fast… well, except during rush hour where the traffic will have you questioning your life choices. When you’re stuck in a taxi for 40 minutes just to get to your nearest supermarket, you start to realise that where you live in Bangkok matters just as much as how you live. That’s why the concept…

  • What are the pros and cons of being a digital nomad? | Thaiger

    What are the pros and cons of being a digital nomad?

    This year, the digital nomad lifestyle is more common than ever, giving people the chance to work from anywhere while exploring the world. It’s a great option for freelancers, remote workers, and small business owners who want more freedom and a flexible schedule. But while it sounds exciting, it also comes with some real challenges, like finding good internet, dealing…

  • GrabFood – Thailand’s No.1* Food Delivery App, Trusted for Easy, Delicious Variety! | Thaiger

    GrabFood – Thailand’s No.1* Food Delivery App, Trusted for Easy, Delicious Variety!

    Arriving in a new country is always a mix of excitement and uncertainty, especially when it comes to food. In Thailand, the options are endless, but menus in Thai and unfamiliar names can make it harder to enjoy your first few meals. GrabFood helps bridge that gap, offering a straightforward way to order from local and international restaurants with ease.…

  • Navigating high inflation & slow growth: How ECB policy shapes the eurozone’s timid progress | Thaiger

    Navigating high inflation & slow growth: How ECB policy shapes the eurozone’s timid progress

    So far, 2025 has proven to be the year of reckoning for the eurozone economy, caught in the crosshairs of high inflation and sluggish growth. In a delicate balancing act, the ECB (European Central Bank) changed course with consecutive interest rate cuts this year, following aggressive monetary policy tightening during the 2022 to 2024 high-inflation period. Coming up are market…

  • From coastal cool to quiet chic: Which Phuket lifestyle is right for you? | Thaiger

    From coastal cool to quiet chic: Which Phuket lifestyle is right for you?

    It’s not hard to understand why people lose entire afternoons scrolling through Phuket property for sale listings. The views are lush, the sunsets come with their own colour palette, and the price tags (if you know where to look) are still less terrifying than anything in London or Hong Kong. Living in Phuket is a dream for many. But as…

  • Born in Thailand and built for the world: Boosted by People is redefining marketing | Thaiger

    Born in Thailand and built for the world: Boosted by People is redefining marketing

    What started as a smart social-sharing solution in Thailand is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting disruptions in the global MarTech space. Boosted by People (BBP) is flipping the script on digital marketing, shifting the power from paid ads and expensive influencers to everyday people with real connections. And in doing so, it’s reshaping how brands think about…

  • Dot Property launches ‘Dot Property Exclusive’ to connect developers, agents, and buyers in Thailand’s real estate market | Thaiger

    Dot Property launches ‘Dot Property Exclusive’ to connect developers, agents, and buyers in Thailand’s real estate market

    The leading property portal Dot Property has just launched a new, streamlined service called Dot Property Exclusive in a mission to make buying and selling homes in Thailand more connected, transparent, and efficient. Part of the company’s New Homes department, this new service directly connects developers, agents, and buyers through exclusive listings, centralised tools, and AI-powered support. Dot Property Exclusive…

  • Experience nature-inspired living in Phuket at Botanica Lakeside and Foresta II | Thaiger

    Experience nature-inspired living in Phuket at Botanica Lakeside and Foresta II

    What comes to mind when you think of a luxury villa in Phuket? Is it sunshine flooding every room through teakwood shutters? Perhaps natural finishes and a design that seamlessly blends with the nature outside? Or maybe a private pool where you can escape the tropical heat? Botanica Luxury Villas in Phuket offers all that, and more. Botanica Luxury Villas boasts…

  • Where is Bangkok’s most expensive land? Here are the top 10 locations | Thaiger

    Where is Bangkok’s most expensive land? Here are the top 10 locations

    You thought rent in Bangkok was high? Try buying land. Prime plots in the city centre are now going for millions of Baht per square wah (a Thai unit of land measurement). These prices officially place Bangkok among the most expensive places to buy property in Southeast Asia. But how expensive could it be? To give you a hint, even…

  • Motorbike accidents in Thailand: Why most insurance won’t cover you | Thaiger

    Motorbike accidents in Thailand: Why most insurance won’t cover you

    Motorbike accidents in Thailand are a major problem, with the country being one of the most dangerous places for riders. Motorbikes are the most common way to get around for both locals and tourists, but they also make up over 70% of traffic deaths. Having insurance is important, but many travellers and expats don’t know that most regular insurance policies…

  • Turn your social reach into real income with Boosted by People | Thaiger

    Turn your social reach into real income with Boosted by People

    Whether you’re an influencer, a niche page owner, a local business, or just someone who’s active on social media, your reach has value here in Thailand and beyond. Until now, getting paid for your reach meant brand deals, ad agencies, or expensive collaborations. But Boosted by People changes all that. With Boosted by People, you can now get paid to…

  • Where to Travel in Thailand in May 2025 (and what to prepare for) | Thaiger

    Where to Travel in Thailand in May 2025 (and what to prepare for)

    For an amazing summer getaway, look no further than Thailand. Very hot weather, beautiful beaches, relaxation and adventure are what is in store. Though almost every area you will travel to in Thailand in May is subject to heavy tropical rainfall, so keep an eye on your weather app to give yourself the best overall experience. In this article, we…

  • Are there family-friendly activities at Jungceylon Phuket? | Thaiger

    Are there family-friendly activities at Jungceylon Phuket?

    If you thought Patong was all about nightlife and neon, well, you’re wrong. Right opposite Bangla Road, you’ll find Jungceylon Phuket, a family-friendly shopping mall that offers far more than retail therapy. The mall may be affectionately known as the Oasis of Shopping, but it’s also an oasis for families. With engaging attractions for toddlers, teens, and everyone in between,…

  • Top gyms in Bangkok that offer the best workout classes and facilities | Thaiger

    Top gyms in Bangkok that offer the best workout classes and facilities

    If you’re going to sweat in Bangkok, you might as well do it somewhere with cold brew on tap and hydro message bed waiting after your final burpee. Fortunately, the city is home to some seriously impressive spots to break a sweat. The gyms here don’t mess around. They’re stylish and high-tech, with classes that actually make you want to…

  • Top 5 Mexican restaurants in Bangkok | Thaiger

    Top 5 Mexican restaurants in Bangkok

    Mexico may be a long way off from Bangkok, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t indulge in some delicious Mexican delicacies here. Bangkok has an impressive array of Mexican Restaurants offering some tasty cuisine in colourful settings that will make you feel as though you’ve been whisked away to Guadalajara. So, if you’re craving some tacos, quesadillas, fajitas, or…

  • What happens if you get hospitalised in Thailand without insurance? | Thaiger

    What happens if you get hospitalised in Thailand without insurance?

    If you get hospitalised in Thailand without insurance, it can be stressful and expensive. Thailand’s public healthcare does not cover foreigners, and private hospitals often ask for payment before giving treatment. Even public hospitals may delay care if you can’t pay right away. In this article, we’ll explain what to expect if you don’t have insurance, how much it can…

  • Answers to the most common questions about international health insurance | Thaiger

    Answers to the most common questions about international health insurance

    If you’ve been thinking of staying in Thailand long-term, you’ve probably already asked the big question, “Do I actually need international health insurance?” It’s a question that often comes up among expats, digital nomads, retirees, and even frequent travellers. Sure, we don’t think we would be the ones to experience a motorbike tumble in Chiang Mai, a dengue diagnosis in…

  • Thai parents are choosing this international school – here’s why | Thaiger

    Thai parents are choosing this international school – here’s why

    For students of St. Andrews International School, Green Valley, the school is less an institution and more a living, breathing part of their childhoods. The Thai Department makes sure language and culture are part of everyday life. Students grow up speaking Thai with ease, celebrating traditions, and understanding the stories behind them. Festivals, local customs, and the spirit of Thai…

  • Thailand vs. the West: What expats save on healthcare each year | Thaiger

    Thailand vs. the West: What expats save on healthcare each year

    Healthcare in Thailand is much cheaper than in Western countries, making it a great choice for expatriates looking for affordable medical care. Both public and private healthcare options offer high-quality services, with savings of up to 80% on procedures like cardiac surgery and diagnostic imaging. Routine medical care is also much cheaper, often costing 50-75% less. Expats can further save…

  • Beating the clock: How timing is everything with heart valve disease | Thaiger

    Beating the clock: How timing is everything with heart valve disease

    Heart valve disease is one of those conditions that quietly chip away your health before you realise something’s wrong. It doesn’t start with a dramatic collapse or blaring warning signs. It starts, usually, with a bit of breathlessness on the stairs, a racing heart after light activity, or feeling a little more tired than usual. “The tricky part of heart…

  • Best weed shops in Sukhumvit [2025] | Thaiger

    Best weed shops in Sukhumvit [2025]

    Cutting through the heart of Bangkok, Sukhumvit has it all. Luxurious malls with every brand around the world, rooftop bars with overpriced cocktails, lush parks for when you need a breather, and enough traffic to test the patience of a saint. It stretches forever, and lately, it has become one of the hottest places to pick up a little something…

  • Top 10 digital nomad destinations in Southeast Asia in 2025 | Thaiger

    Top 10 digital nomad destinations in Southeast Asia in 2025

    So far this year, more digital nomads than ever are choosing Southeast Asia as their base. From Bali to Ho Chi Minh City, this region offers everything remote workers need—affordable living, fast internet, great coworking spaces, and amazing culture. It’s the perfect mix of work and lifestyle. In this article, we’ll look at the top 10 digital nomad destinations in…

  • FBS brings joy to vulnerable communities during Ramadan | Thaiger

    FBS brings joy to vulnerable communities during Ramadan

    FBS, a leading global broker, proudly concluded its Ramadan 2025 charitable efforts in partnership with SUKA Society in Malaysia and the Peduli Anak Foundation in Indonesia. With a total donation of US$20,000, FBS supported over 400 people across both regions. In collaboration with SUKA Society, FBS provided essential food supplies and Ramadan care packages to vulnerable communities. From March 18…

  • Living on a budget in Thailand? Here’s how to stay healthy without breaking the bank | Thaiger

    Living on a budget in Thailand? Here’s how to stay healthy without breaking the bank

    Thailand is a popular place for people who want to enjoy a good life at a lower cost or even on a budget. Many expats, retirees, and digital nomads choose to live here because daily expenses are cheaper than in most Western countries. But staying healthy while saving money is just as important. This guide shares simple and practical tips…

  • Can one insurance plan cover you while working from anywhere? | Thaiger

    Can one insurance plan cover you while working from anywhere?

    Remote work and the digital nomad lifestyle let people earn a living from almost anywhere—whether it’s a city, a beach, or a small village. But with this freedom comes one big question: can one insurance plan cover you while working from anywhere? Most regular insurance plans don’t work well for people who travel often or live in different countries. That’s…

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