- As a founding member of the ASEAN, Thailand benefits from an abundance of trading opportunities with other members and China. The country has a strong influence and an active role in the region.

- It is one of the fastest growing economy in Asia with a steady growth of 3-4% year-on-year since 2013 with a US$ 505 billion in GDP in 2018. Despite recording a lower GDP in 2019, Thailand remains a resilient economy thanks to its diversified industries and smart policies.

Over the years, Thailand has also shown an impressive capacity to recover from external and internal crises (natural disasters, political coups...). The country has one of the lowest inflation rate (only 3% in 30 years) and one of the most stable currency in comparison to its Asian neighbours.

- Thailand has risen to the 21st place among 190 countries in the ease of doing business according to the 2020 World Bank ranking. The country’s performance has been judged by its process for doing business, its adoption of digital systems for government services and its improvements in terms of rules and regulations.

- With nearly 40 million tourists a year, Thailand is one of the most visited countries in the world. The country has a lot to offer : varied landscapes, paradise beaches, a delicate gastronomy and a fascinating mix of culture and local traditions.

- Tech and infrastructure revolution: To become the next Asian tech hub, Thailand is encouraging innovation by investing in digital systems and technologies, and supporting the emergence of new businesses. Over the years, it has also heavily invested into its transportation infrastructure (high-speed and dual line train, extension of Bangkok airports) as well as water management infrastructure projects.

- International workforce: Many large corporations and international organizations have chosen Bangkok to set up their regional offices, creating new job opportunities. As a result, the rental market is significantly dominated by a skilled international workforce - an important fact for foreign investors interested in buy-to-let properties.

- Dynamic market: The property market offers many opportunities for foreign investors or expats to own a property on a freehold basis. Bangkok has an affordable sale and resale market which guarantees a stable price appreciation and a better return on investment.

- Favorable tax regime: The tax regime on rental income is low and more advantageous than most western countries (same for the taxes and fees due when selling a property after a few years of ownership). There is no tax on capital gain and it is relatively easy to transfert the money out of Thailand once a property has been sold.

- Better quality of life: Despite a strong economy, Thailand ranks among the best countries to live in as an expat with a relatively affordable living cost while offering a nice quality of life.