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Thailand

Gini Talent simplifies employment in Thailand, managing payroll, benefits, taxes, and compliance on one platform.

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Services available in this country:
Employer of Record
Contractor Management
Payroll

Capital City

Bangkok

Currency

Thai Baht
(฿, THB)

Languages

Thai

Population size

71,640,797

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Working Conditions
Social Security
Taxes
Employment Termination
Working Hours and Flexibility
In Thailand, the standard working hours are 48 hours per week. Many workplaces offer flexible hours and remote work options.


Employee Rights and Benefits
In Thailand, employees are entitled to annual leave, health insurance, and workplace safety. A legal minimum wage is enforced.
Popular Industries and Professions
Thailand's key industries are tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, and technology, with popular professions in guiding, engineering, and software development.
Work-Life Balance Insights
Thailand offers a balanced work-life experience. Natural beauty, holiday opportunities, and social activities support employees' well-being.

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Health Insurance and Services
Social security in Thailand offers health insurance and basic health services for employees. Treatment options are available at public and private hospitals.
Family Support Programs
Thailand's social security offers family support programs, including child allowances and parental leave, providing assistance to working families.
Pension and Unemployment Insurance
Thailand's social security provides pensions and unemployment insurance for employees. Benefits vary based on the contribution period in the system.
Disability and Maternity Benefits
Thailand's social security provides disability and maternity benefits, offering support for individuals with disabilities and maternity leave after childbirth.
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Employer
In Thailand, employer social security contributions include 3% for pension, 1.5% for health insurance, 0.5% for unemployment, and 0.2%-1% for work injury insurance.
Personal Income Tax Rates
In Thailand, personal income tax rates are: 0% (0-150K THB), 5% (150K-300K THB), 10% (300K-500K THB), 15% (500K-750K THB), 20% (750K-1M THB), 25% (1M-2M THB), 30% (2M-5M THB), 35% (over 5M THB).
Employee
In Thailand, the employee's social security contributions are set at 3% for pension, 1.5% for health insurance, and 0.5% for unemployment insurance.

Tax Reporting and Filing
In Thailand, taxpayers must report annual income and file tax returns by March each year with the Revenue Department. Filing methods vary for individuals and businesses.

Taxation system in Thailand

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Termination Process
Employee contracts can be terminated without severance for just cause (dishonesty, negligence, fraud). Employees with less than 120 days of employment can also be let go without cause or severance.
Severance Pay
If terminated without just cause, employees are entitled to severance based on tenure, ranging from 30 to 400 days' pay. Severance terms are negotiable.
Notice Period
Employers must give at least 30 days' notice for indefinite contracts, not exceeding 3 months, unless the contract or work rules specify a longer notice period.


Probation Periods
In Thailand, probation periods typically last 3-6 months. During this time, either party can terminate the contract without severance, unless otherwise specified.
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Employment termination in Thailand

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FAQ

Gini Talent helps companies tap into Thailand’s growing IT talent pool by managing everything from recruitment to candidate integration. Thailand combines cost-effective salaries, strong English proficiency, and quality technical education (e.g., graduates from Chulalongkorn University and King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology). The Thai government’s Thailand 4.0 initiative further fosters digital infrastructure and innovation. With Gini’s support, businesses can build remote or local teams efficiently and reliably in Thailand.

Thailand offers affordable yet high-quality IT talent, strong English skills among professionals, and cultural alignment with global businesses.

 Institutes such as Chulalongkorn University and King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology are known for producing tech-savvy graduates.

Yes. Many Thai professionals speak English, especially those in technology roles, which helps ease collaboration and communication.

 IT role salaries in Thailand are lower than in Western markets, making it a cost-effective location for hiring without compromising on skill.

 The Thailand 4.0 initiative seeks to transform the country into an innovation hub, with investments in digital infrastructure and incentives for tech startups.

 We manage sourcing, candidate screening, onboarding, and long-term support to ensure your hires integrate smoothly and deliver value.

 Thai workers are often praised for strong work ethic, attention to detail, respectful communication, and adaptability in cross-cultural teams.

 Potential challenges include understanding local labor laws, visa regulations (where applicable), and ensuring proper compliance with Thai business requirements.

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