Thailand disaster insurance covers 30 million households
Thailand disaster insurance began October 1, 2026, for about 30 million households. Learn the housing cover, payout limits and declaration rules.
Useful information for living in or visiting Thailand.
Thailand disaster insurance began October 1, 2026, for about 30 million households. Learn the housing cover, payout limits and declaration rules.
Chiang Mai Old City is best explored slowly. Follow a calm half-day route through three temples, the moat and old walls, with respectful visit tips.
Suvarnabhumi baggage delays followed flooding that kept some ground staff from work. Military personnel supported operations, and passengers could register for
The Thailand flood holiday covers Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan on September 28–29. Government online services remain available.
Thailand floods affected 25 provinces and all Bangkok districts on September 27. DDPM reported eight deaths and separate household totals for the capital.
Thailand rain update for September 27: Bangkok and the East see easing rain, but heavy downpours continue in the western Central Plains.
Bangkok flood parking is free at 11 MRTA rail stations. Si Iam and Min Buri close September 28; nine other sites remain open through October 2.
Thailand’s THIM app has passed 600,000 downloads. See which immigration and travel features are available now and which remain planned.
Patong officials will replace the Patong Beach sign above Bangla Rd, citing safety and wear, but the dolphin design will stay the same.
Thailand tourist fee talks continue as officials review a flat 450-baht charge for foreign visitors, with consultations open until September 28.