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Your moving-to-Thailand checklist.

Everything to do before and after you move — visa, housing, banking, healthcare, shipping, pets and your first 30 days — in one interactive list. Tick items off, watch your progress, print it, and tap any step for the full guide.

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By Kirby Scofield
Founder of BAANLYY · International real estate broker, investor & relocation specialist
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📦 Logistics & shipping0/3
First 30 days in Thailand0/4

Your progress saves automatically in this browser. It's a general checklist — adapt it to your visa, family and situation.

FAQ

Frequently asked

What do I need to do before moving to Thailand?The big steps are: choose the right visa, set a budget and target area, gather your documents (passport valid 6+ months, financials, certificates), arrange health insurance, book temporary housing, plan how you'll move money, sort shipping and pets, and book flights. Once you arrive, handle TM30 address registration, banking, transport and utilities. This interactive checklist walks all of it, with a guide behind every step.
How long does it take to move to Thailand?Most people plan 3–6 months ahead — mainly for the visa, school applications (if relevant), and shipping. The visa route you choose drives the timeline, so start there. The checklist groups tasks from '3–6 months before' through your 'first 30 days' in country.
Does the checklist save my progress?Yes — your ticks are saved in your browser automatically, so you can come back to it. You can also print it or reset it anytime. It's a general checklist; adapt it to your visa, family and circumstances, and confirm requirements with official sources.
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General guidance only — adapt to your visa, family and situation and confirm requirements with official sources. Not legal, tax, immigration or medical advice.