Several reasons for emigrating to Thailand

Thailand is one of the countries closest to China and with the closest cultural ties, and is known as? Land of thousands of buddhas? Therefore, many people have emigrated from China to Thailand for many years. This wave of immigration in the past 10 years has been called by some scholars? The third wave of immigration? . In recent years, with the film. Thai food? China people are more concerned about Thailand, so why do people from China immigrate to Thailand? I have compiled the following reasons for you:

1, because of lifestyle and ecological environment.

It is not only the new business opportunities that attract him to Thailand, but also some people like the living atmosphere and environment in Thailand: compared with many cities in China, Chiang Mai is cleaner and the air quality is better. Of course, because it has become an international tourist city, there are various distinctive cafes, restaurants and tourist projects, some of which? Petty bourgeoisie? It is because of my lifestyle and ecological environment that I live in Chiang Mai.

It is relatively easy for Thailand to recruit international students, and Thai universities are willing to recruit international students, and the tuition fees in Thailand are much lower than those in Europe and America. In addition, the cost of living in Thailand is lower than that in western countries, and there are many jobs, thus attracting a large number of young immigrants from China. It is relatively easy for Thailand to recruit international students, and Thai universities are also willing to recruit international students. Tuition fees in Thailand are also lower than those in Europe and America.

2, low living expenses and good welfare, just come here to support the elderly.

For the middle class in big cities of China and southwest China, it seems a good choice to retire in Chiang Mai in the future. The cost of living here is lower than that of most provincial capitals in China, and the summer season is long. In fact, Europeans and Americans have been supporting the elderly in Thailand for nearly 20 years. Even ordinary blue-collar and white-collar workers can live a more comfortable life in Thailand with pensions in euros and dollars. I remember when I went to Thailand in 2008, I was surprised by the number of elderly people in Europe and America in Pattaya. Later, it was discovered that there were also many retirees in Bangkok and Chiang Mai.

The Thai government stipulates that people over 50 can apply for a pension visa and stay for more than one year. You only need to report to the local immigration office once a year. Even if you get a one-year visa, there are many convenient alternatives. For example, when the visa expires, you can go to neighboring countries such as Cambodia by car first, and then apply for a visa. So do many Europeans and Americans who are under 50 but have lived and lived in Thailand for a long time.

During Thaksin's reign, as long as Thai citizens, whether they have a minor cold or major emergency surgery, only 30 baht (that is, 6 yuan RMB) was charged for treatment in any public hospital, and nothing else was charged. It can be seen that although Thailand is a small country relative to China, its welfare is not worse than that of China.

3. More business opportunities and diverse environments.

Compared with neighboring Cambodia, Myanmar and Laos, Thailand is more developed, with better infrastructure and more civilized and mild folk customs. There are more new immigrants to big cities and tourist cities, such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and Phuket. Nearly 300,000 Taiwanese businessmen have come to Thailand in the past 30 years? Struggle hard? Engaged in tourism, processing, agriculture and other industries. In recent years, businessmen from Chinese mainland have poured in, mostly adventurers from neighboring areas in the southwest. Many of them seem more willing to go to Cambodia, Myanmar and Laos, which have just opened up explosive growth and rich opportunities, to develop business related to China.

In recent years, the two governments have continued. The Chinese and Thai family? Our friendly relationship has brought unprecedented opportunities for business. Nowadays, business promotion meetings and investment signing meetings related to China are very common in Thailand, and many new immigrants use their domestic knowledge to develop business in Thailand.

4. Immigration to Thailand is cost-effective.

Does the middle class in megacities look like this? Restless in the room? Looking for the direction with the helplessness of smog and uncertainty about the future. As far as the destination is concerned, Southeast Asia may only be the second best choice, but after all, it is easy to reach and close to China, so it is a choice with appropriate cost performance and a little psychological security.

5, no restrictions on fertility, boys and girls are the same.

Thailand has a small population, so the government does not limit the number of children. It is absolutely normal for you to have four children and five children here. This is why there is no such serious phenomenon as "son preference" in China. After all? Opportunity? A lot.

You have the freedom to believe in Buddhism.

Thailand is a Buddhist country, so monks appear most frequently here. In China, few people practice with their hair, and even if they do, they need very strict conditions. But in Thailand, you completely abandoned this. China and Thailand have totally different views on "practice". In China, if someone becomes a monk, he will be considered as suffering from depression or suffering great harm, and his ancestors may be laughed at. But becoming a monk in Thailand is the opposite. They often regard becoming a monk as a channel to relieve stress and adjust emotions. You can become a monk at any time and return to the secular world at any time without being looked down upon by others.

However, due to the turbulent situation in Thailand in the past two years, many China people who want to travel to Thailand are on the sidelines. As for immigration, we should consider it more carefully.

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