Some advice for Thais looking to ‘migrate to another country'

23 Sept 05:17 Key points summarised by AI

Thais are increasingly considering migration due to political dissatisfaction and a severe economic downturn, marked by job losses and reduced incomes post-COVID-19.
Kanitta Saejang, a Thai who successfully migrated, highlights Taiwan as a viable option for study and work, praising its friendly environment and opportunities despite initial challenges like language and university competition.
A social media campaign, 'Let's Move Out of the Country,' reflects widespread frustration, sparking debate and raising fears among experts about a potential 'brain drain' and loss of human capital if the trend continues.
Experts suggest that market forces drive talent abroad, emphasizing the need for Thai companies to offer competitive salaries and noting high demand for both skilled and semi-skilled Thai workers in countries like Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan.

New home loan scheme aims to boost property sector with Bt125 billion

Today 11:38 Key points summarised by AI

The Cabinet approved a new Bt50-billion 'A House for Each PLUS' home loan scheme from the Government Housing Bank, offering up to Bt3 million with 40-year repayment terms for low- and middle-income earners.
This initiative aims to significantly boost the property sector and national economy, projecting to generate Bt125 billion in economic activity and create jobs.