Yes, foreigners are allowed to work in Thailand if you have a valid visa, a work permit and is employed with an occupation that does not violate the Alien Employment Act.

The Majority of Foreigners are employed in English Teaching, the property Market and Tourism.

Voted highly each year due to lost cost of living , world class internet connection, friendly accomodating Thai people and the weather to die for, why not get your laptop out in an air conditioned cafe with a Moccolatte on the beach!

Thailand’s healthcare system is divided into public and private sectors, with the latter offering world-class services at a fraction of the cost compared to Western countries. While Public Bangkok hospitals provide good care, they are often overcrowded, and the language barrier can be a challenge for non-Thai speakers. Therefore, most expats prefer to use private healthcare facilities, which are known for their high standards, English-speaking staff, and shorter waiting times. However, the costs associated with private healthcare can be significant, making health insurance not just a luxury but a necessity.

• Bangkok: The largest city and most populated expat hub due to its modern amenities, co working spaces, job opportunities, and diverse lifestyle. 
  
  
  Chiang Mai: Preferred for its slower pace, mountain scenery, and cultural attractions. 
  Pattaya: A popular choice for retirees, food lovers and beach lovers. 
  Phuket: A major island destination with a vibrant nightlife and beach scene. 
  Koh Samui: A smaller island offering a tropical paradise feel.