An Expat Talks about Moving to Expats should research and become familiar with cultural differences, including language and dress, before moving to Thailand. Expats should also obtain a Certificates of Residence and/or a Non-Immigrant Status visa for living and working in Thailand, as well as obtain valid health insurance and an international driver’s license. It’s also important to arrange transportation in advance to ensure timely transit upon arrival; look into public transportation and taxi services available. Additionally, research and consider any special accommodations that may need to be made for children and/or pets relocating with them. Lastly, familiarize yourself with the local area and amenities such as health care, education and banking resources., Thailand

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Expats should research and become familiar with cultural differences, including language and dress, before moving to Thailand. Expats should also obtain a Certificates of Residence and/or a Non-Immigrant Status visa for living and working in Thailand, as well as obtain valid health insurance and an international driver’s license. It’s also important to arrange transportation in advance to ensure timely transit upon arrival; look into public transportation and taxi services available. Additionally, research and consider any special accommodations that may need to be made for children and/or pets relocating with them. Lastly, familiarize yourself with the local area and amenities such as health care, education and banking resources.