In an era where businesses face challenges related to costs, labor, and supply chains, Thailand has emerged as an ttractive destination for investment and manufacturing relocation. This is driven by the country's strong infrastructure, government incentives, and strategic location.
Comprehensive Infrastructure Thailand boasts a well-developed transportation and logistics network, including deep-sea ports, international airports, and an extensive road and railway system connecting to neighboring countries. The Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) development project further enhances infrastructure to support high-tech industries.
Government Incentives The Board of Investment (BOI) offers a range of incentives, including: Corporate income tax exemptions of up to 13 years Import duty exemptions on machinery and raw materials Visa and work permit support for foreign experts.
Asia’s Supply Chain Hub Located at the heart of ASEAN, Thailand serves as a strategic hub linking China, India, and neighboring countries through an efficient logistics network. This enables cost-effective sourcing of raw materials and seamless product distribution.
Skilled Workforce with Competitive Labor Costs Thailand offers a highly skilled workforce, particularly in the automotive, electronics, and food industries, along with competitive labor costs compared to other countries in the region. With these advantages, Thailand continues to position itself as a key player in global manufacturing and investment.
WHA Industrial Estate, situated in the prime Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) area, is the number one destination for investors—offering comprehensive, world-class facilities and leading green, sustainable solutions. Position your business for success with the exceptional incentives accessible through the EEC scheme.
Discover Thailand's Geography and Climate: A Prime Investment Destination
Thailand's geography is not just a backdrop; it is a vital element that shapes the nation's economy and culture. The country boasts a diverse landscape, featuring majestic mountains, fertile river valleys, lush plains, stunning coastal regions, and idyllic tropical islands. This variety directly supports thriving sectors such as tourism, agriculture, and industry, establishing Thailand as a key economic and cultural hub in Southeast Asia.
Strategic Location and Natural Resources
Thailand’s strategic position enhances its accessibility to international markets, while its abundant natural resources bolster a robust industrial sector.
Key Industrial & Trade Regions
Encompassing Rayong, Chonburi, and Chachoengsao, this region is the heart of Thailand’s automotive and petrochemical industries. With deep-sea ports and 14 WHA industrial estates, the EEC is a magnet for multinational companies looking to invest in cutting-edge facilities and operations.
This area hosts industrial parks in Samut Prakan, Ayutthaya, and Saraburi, specializing in electronics, consumer goods, textiles, and food processing. The proximity to the capital city, Bangkok, enhances logistical efficiency and connectivity, making it a prime location for business.
Investing in Thailand means taking advantage of its unique geographical and climatic advantages, which support diverse industries and foster economic growth. Join us in exploring the opportunities that await in this vibrant nation!
The Economy
Thailand stands out as a vibrant and resilient economy, making it an ideal destination for manufacturing and investment. Its strategic location at the heart of ASEAN offers unparalleled access to key markets, supported by a well-developed infrastructure that ensures efficient logistics.
Its strategic location at the heart of ASEAN offers unparalleled access to key markets, supported by a well-developed infrastructure that ensures efficient logistics.Thailand's diverse manufacturing base spans various industries, including automotive, electronics, and food processing, providing a wealth of opportunities for investors. By investing in Thailand, you leverage a robust economy, a proactive government, and a skilled workforce dedicated to driving success.
Population
Thailand has a population of 70 million, with 16.3% under 14 years old. Out of 38 million employed, 31.4% work in agriculture, 22.8% in industry, and 45.7% in services. As of December 2024, the labor force comprises about 40.77 million individuals, primarily under 35, with 800,000 new entrants each year.
Source: World Bank, International Labour Organization, Krungsri research, Department of Employment, BOI.go.th
Thailand’s Economic Landscape:
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