Thailand

250+

Sunny Days Per Year

+7

Timezone GMT

6

Months Visa

140+

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Thailand is one of the most sought-after destinations for remote professionals, offering a seamless blend of work, leisure, and adventure. From bustling city hubs to tranquil island retreats, this country has something for every location-independent worker. Whether you thrive in a high-energy metropolis like Bangkok, seek creative inspiration in Chiang Mai, or want a beachfront lifestyle in Phuket, Thailand provides world-class infrastructure, warm hospitality, and a high quality of life at an affordable price. For those looking for affordable long stay apartments in Phuket or monthly rentals in Thailand, nu:per offers the best curated options to meet every need.

With nu:per, you can easily find luxury serviced apartments in Bangkok or digital nomad rentals in Phuket, ensuring that your stay is not only comfortable but perfectly suited to your work-life balance. Whether you’re after Bangkok serviced apartments long stay or short stay apartments bangalore, our platform connects you to the best properties tailored for long-term stays. Let us help you find the perfect space so you can focus on both work and play in one of the most vibrant and beautiful countries in the world.

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Our journeys are designed for a seamless way to travel freely while staying productive. No more worrying about where to work from, if the WiFi is reliable, or where to find a gym, healthy food, or a like-minded community. We’ve curated a network of premium, long-stay accommodations that cater to remote professionals, ensuring you have inspiring workspaces, high-speed connectivity, wellness facilities, and vibrant social hubs wherever you go. Whether you’re looking to focus, explore, or connect, Nu:per makes it effortless to work and live anywhere—without compromising on comfort, routine, or community.

3 months Bali immersion

3 Months

6 Locations

2 Adventures

12 Activities

Immerse yourself in the essence of Bali as a professional nomad with a journey designed for both productivity and adventure. Stay in six carefully curated, luxury accommodations tailored for remote work, ensuring seamless efficiency and comfort.

Expand your horizons with short escapes to Lombok and Nusa Dua, each for a three-day adventure, offering a mix of exploration and relaxation. Experience the best of island life while engaging in 12 thrilling activities, including paragliding, boat tours, and whale spotting, to make your journey unforgettable.

Travel at your own pace, embracing the freedom of solo exploration, while also having the chance to connect with fellow nu:per nomads, creating shared moments and lifelong memories.

Quick overview:
  • 3 months
  • Stay in 6 hand-picked locations
  • Discover 6 local activities and 5 sports
Canggu – Uluwatu – Lombok, Pererenan – Ubud – Nusa Dua
  • Temple tour
  • Mount Batur sun-rise trecking
  • Fireflies tour
  • Cycling in the Ubud rice fields
  • Regular nu:per community events (online and offline)
  • Private Studio (min 34 sqm)
  • Gym facilities in all locations
  • Access to coworking lounge with super fast internet wifi
  • 24-7 front desk
  • Daily cleaning and bed-linen
  • Specialist diet catered for (macro diet, vegan, vegetarian)
  • All transfers are included in the air-conditioned private car
  • Return ferry tickets included Bali-Lombok-Bali
  • Any flight fares (can be added when customising the journey)
  • Food
  • Insurance
  • Hotel extras (room service, spa or other services)
  • Visa
  • Entrance or camera fees to museums/temples

Indonesian discovery

3 Months

6 Locations

2 Adventures

12 Activities

Immerse yourself in the essence of Bali as a professional nomad with a journey designed for both productivity and adventure. Stay in six carefully curated, luxury accommodations tailored for remote work, ensuring seamless efficiency and comfort.

Expand your horizons with short escapes to Lombok and Nusa Dua, each for a three-day adventure, offering a mix of exploration and relaxation. Experience the best of island life while engaging in 12 thrilling activities, including paragliding, boat tours, and whale spotting, to make your journey unforgettable.

Travel at your own pace, embracing the freedom of solo exploration, while also having the chance to connect with fellow nu:per nomads, creating shared moments and lifelong memories.

Quick overview:
  • 3 months
  • Stay in 6 hand-picked locations
  • Discover 6 local activities and 5 sports
Canggu – Uluwatu – Lombok, Pererenan – Ubud – Nusa Dua
  • Temple tour
  • Mount Batur sun-rise trecking
  • Fireflies tour
  • Cycling in the Ubud rice fields
  • Regular nu:per community events (online and offline)
  • Private Studio (min 34 sqm)
  • Gym facilities in all locations
  • Access to coworking lounge with super fast internet wifi
  • 24-7 front desk
  • Daily cleaning and bed-linen
  • Specialist diet catered for (macro diet, vegan, vegetarian)
  • All transfers are included in the air-conditioned private car
  • Return ferry tickets included Bali-Lombok-Bali
  • Any flight fares (can be added when customising the journey)
  • Food
  • Insurance
  • Hotel extras (room service, spa or other services)
  • Visa
  • Entrance or camera fees to museums/temples

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Thailand FAQs

Why Thailand?

Thailand is consistently ranked as a top choice for remote professionals due to its welcoming visa policies, strong digital infrastructure, and well-developed expat communities. With fast internet, well-equipped accommodations, and an outstanding food and wellness culture, it’s an ideal place to live and work without sacrificing comfort. If you’re considering monthly rentals in Thailand or looking for apartments for travelers with Thailand visa, Nu:per offers curated properties that ensure a seamless work-life experience.

Global Connectivity – Thailand’s major airports provide extensive direct international routes, making it easy to travel regionally and globally. Whether you’re looking for bangkok serviced apartments short stay or long stay apartments bangkok, Nu:per connects you to top properties for both short and extended stays.

Balanced Lifestyle – A mix of bustling urban areas and peaceful beachside retreats offers the perfect balance between work and leisure. If you’re seeking digital nomad rentals in Phuket or affordable long stay apartments in Phuket, Nu:per provides the best recommendations for comfortable and well-located accommodations.

Affordable High-Quality Living – Thailand provides high-end amenities and services at a fraction of the cost compared to Western cities. Nu:per ensures that you find luxury serviced apartments Bangkok with all the comfort you need, without the high costs typically associated with such luxurious accommodations.

Bangkok – Thailand’s Dynamic Capital for Remote Work
Bangkok is Thailand’s business and startup hub, offering everything remote professionals need: fast internet, great coworking spaces, and a vibrant urban lifestyle. It’s easy to stay productive and connected while enjoying amazing food, culture, and nightlife. If you’re looking for monthly rentals or serviced apartments in Bangkok, nu:per curates stylish, well-located options for long stays.

Chiang Mai – Laid-Back Living in the North
Chiang Mai is perfect for remote workers looking for a slower pace without sacrificing modern comforts. It has an active expat community, great cafés, and easy access to nature. The cost of living is affordable, and nu:per offers a selection of long-term rentals that are ideal for professionals who want to combine work and wellbeing.

Phuket – Island Living with Urban Perks
Phuket blends tropical beaches with city convenience. It’s great for those who want a relaxed lifestyle without giving up fast internet or modern amenities. With a range of extended-stay options, from serviced apartments to beachfront escapes, nu:per helps you stay productive while enjoying the best of island life.

Krabi – Tranquility Meets Remote Work
Krabi offers a peaceful setting surrounded by nature—perfect for focused work or creative projects. Whether you’re looking for wellness retreats, affordable apartments, or something in between, nu:per connects you to long-term stays designed for a balanced lifestyle.

Hua Hin – Coastal Calm Near the City
Just a few hours from Bangkok, Hua Hin offers quiet beaches, golf courses, and family-friendly neighborhoods. It’s ideal for remote professionals who want to be close to the city but live somewhere more relaxed. nu:per features a range of serviced apartments and long-stay options to suit different lifestyles.

Pattaya – City Life with Ocean Views
Pattaya is a fast-growing destination with business potential and a laid-back coastal vibe. Just 90 minutes from Bangkok, it’s well-connected and full of amenities. Whether you’re a solo professional or traveling with family, nu:per offers comfortable long-term rentals near all the action

Renting a long-term property in Thailand is relatively straightforward, but there are some challenges for foreigners. Most landlords require a minimum 6-12 month lease, and payments are often made upfront for several months. Many rentals require a two-month security deposit and the first month’s rent in advance.

  • Short-term rentals (under 6 months) are harder to find legally, as Thai law prohibits Airbnb-style stays under 30 days.
  • Rental contracts are usually in Thai, so getting a translation is recommended.
  • Payments are typically made via bank transfer or cash, as credit card payments for rent are uncommon.
  • Areas such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Koh Samui offer the most long-term rental options for remote workers.

Foreigners can stay in Thailand visa-free for 30 days (up to 60 days with an extension) depending on nationality. For longer stays, consider:

  • Tourist Visa (TR): Initial 60 days, extendable for another 30 days.
  • Education Visa (ED Visa): Study Thai language or Muay Thai to stay 6-12 months.
  • Elite Visa: 5-20 years residency with premium benefits, starting at approximately $17,000 USD.
  • Long-Term Resident Visa (LTR): For remote professionals earning USD 80,000+ per year.
  • Thailand Smart Visa: For highly skilled professionals and entrepreneurs.
  • Retirement Visa (O-A & O-X Visa): For individuals over 50 years old meeting financial requirements.

Opening a Thai bank account is possible but requires specific documents.

  • For tourists, banks like Bangkok Bank may allow accounts with a tourist visa and proof of address.
  • For expats with a visa, major banks like Kasikorn Bank, SCB, and Krungsri allow non-residents to open accounts.
  • Online banking and international transfers are widely available.
  • Alternative banking: Wise, Revolut, and Payoneer are good options for managing foreign income.

Thailand has a well-developed transport network, but whether you need a car depends on the location:

  • Bangkok: No need for a car. The BTS Skytrain, MRT, and Grab taxis are efficient.
  • Chiang Mai & Phuket: Renting a motorbike or car is recommended for long-term stays.
  • Koh Samui & Other Islands: Renting a scooter is the most common way to get around.
  • Public transport is cheap, but intercity travel is best via low-cost flights, buses, or trains.

Thailand has six major international airports, making global travel easy:

  • Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK): 140+ international routes, major hub for Asia and long-haul flights.
  • Bangkok Don Mueang (DMK): Low-cost airlines for regional travel.
  • Chiang Mai (CNX): Flights to major Asian cities.
  • Phuket (HKT): Direct flights to Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.

Koh Samui (USM): Regional connections.

Thailand has world-class healthcare, with internationally accredited hospitals.

  • Public healthcare is low-cost but not recommended for expats due to long wait times.
  • Private hospitals (Bumrungrad, Bangkok Hospital, Samitivej) offer high-quality care at affordable prices compared to Western countries.
  • Health insurance is highly recommended for expats. International plans (Cigna, Allianz) or local insurers (Luma, Pacific Cross) are popular options.

Thailand has a strong fitness and wellness scene:

  • High-end gyms (Virgin Active, Fitness First, Jetts) cost approximately $40-$100 USD per month.
  • Muay Thai gyms and yoga studios are widely available, with drop-in classes from approximately $8-$17 USD.

All Nu**:per**** accommodations include on-site fitness facilities and wellness services.**

Yes, food delivery services are widespread, including GrabFood, Foodpanda, and LINE MAN. Many restaurants offer delivery, and supermarkets (Tops, Big C, Tesco Lotus) provide online grocery orders.

  • Lazada & Shopee: Best for electronics, clothing, and everyday goods.
  • Central Online: Department store with high-end brands.
  • JD Central: Tech and fashion.
  • Tops Online & Big C Online: Groceries.
  • Thai massages cost around approximately $7-$17 USD per hour.
  • Luxury spa treatments at resorts/hotels cost approximately $57+ USD.

Beauty treatments (manicures, facials, haircuts) are significantly cheaper than in the US/Europe.

Thailand is family-friendly, with international schools, hospitals, and safe neighborhoods. Best areas include:

  • Bangkok: Sukhumvit, Ekkamai, Bang Na (near international schools).
  • Chiang Mai: Nimman, Hang Dong (quiet with good schools).

Phuket: Laguna, Rawai (beachfront, family-oriented).

  • Visa renewals require paperwork and occasional border runs.
  • Land ownership is restricted for foreigners.

Internet speeds vary—ensure accommodation has fiber optic WiFi.

  • Relaxed but hierarchical business culture.
  • Networking is important, and face-to-face relationships matter.
  • Punctuality is flexible, and indirect communication is common.
  • Songkran (Thai New Year, April 13-15)
  • Loy Krathong (November, floating lantern festival)
  • King’s Birthday (December 5)
  • Best providers: AIS, TrueMove H, DTAC.
  • Prepaid SIMs: Start from approximately $8 USD per month.

 

Expats who stay 180+ days per year are considered tax residents.

  • Foreign income not remitted in the same year is tax-free.
  • Income remitted in the same tax year may be taxed at progressive rates (5-35%).
  • English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
  • Learning basic Thai is recommended for daily interactions.
  • Groceries: approximately $115-$230 USD/month.
  • Transport: Grab rides cost approximately $3-$9 USD.
  • Services: Haircuts, laundry, and cleaning are very affordable.

Thailand has a territorial tax system, meaning only income earned within Thailand is subject to taxation. However, this depends on how long you stay and how your income is received.

Tax Residency Rules:

  • You are considered a tax resident if you stay in Thailand for 180 days or more within a calendar year.
  • Non-tax residents (staying under 180 days): Only Thai-sourced income is taxed.
  • Tax residents (staying over 180 days):
    • Foreign-earned income remitted into Thailand in the same tax year is taxable.
    • Foreign-earned income kept outside Thailand or remitted in a later year is not taxed.

Tax Rates for Remote Workers in Thailand:

  • Personal income tax ranges from 5% to 35%, depending on income levels.
  • Thailand does not have a special digital nomad visa with specific tax exemptions (unlike some other Southeast Asian countries).
  • Many remote workers avoid Thai tax liability by not remitting income into Thailand in the same tax year.

Key Takeaways:

  • If you earn and spend your money outside Thailand, you may not be liable for Thai taxes.
  • If you bring foreign income into Thailand within the same year, expect to be taxed at standard rates.
  • Consult a local tax advisor if you plan to stay long-term and earn foreign income.

Running a foreign-registered business while residing in Thailand has different tax implications based on where your company is incorporated and where you generate income.

Scenario 1: Your Business is Registered Outside Thailand

  • If your company is incorporated outside Thailand and does not earn revenue from Thai clients, it is not subject to Thai corporate tax.
  • However, if you pay yourself a salary while residing in Thailand for more than 180 days, it may be considered taxable personal income.

Scenario 2: Your Business Earns Income from Thai Clients

  • If your foreign company sells services or products to Thai clients, it may trigger permanent establishment (PE), requiring Thai tax registration.
  • Corporate income tax (CIT) is 20% for companies with taxable presence in Thailand.

Scenario 3: Your Business is Registered in Thailand

  • If you incorporate a Thai-based company, corporate income tax applies at 20%.
  • Hiring foreign employees requires work permits and a 4:1 Thai-to-foreign employee ratio.
  • VAT (Value-Added Tax) at 7% applies if your company earns over 1.8 million THB/year (~$50,000 USD).

Thailand has a tropical climate with three distinct seasons: dry, rainy, and hot. The best time to stay depends on your preferred location and activities.

Best Time for Remote Work & Extended Stays:

Cool & Dry Season (November – February) – Best overall weather (22–30°C), ideal for exploring cities and beaches.
Shoulder Season (March – May) – Hotter but still manageable, especially in coastal cities like Phuket and Krabi.
Rainy Season (June – October) – Fewer crowds and lower accommodation costs, but frequent rain showers.

Seasons & Climate Considerations:

  • Dry Season (November – February): Best for outdoor activities, city life (Bangkok, Chiang Mai), and island hopping.
  • Hot Season (March – May): Can be intense (35+°C), best for those staying in beach areas.
  • Rainy Season (June – October): Tropical rains, but still plenty of sunshine. Some islands, like Koh Samui, have less rain.

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