Thailand · Relocation for Spaniards
Be an expat.
Lower taxes, a cheaper life and better weather, without fighting the paperwork. Visa, flight, someone waiting for you at the airport and the keys to an apartment: you set the date, we handle the rest.
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01 · Why Thailand
Almost everyone who makes the jump does it for the same reasons, and it's rarely just one: you pay less tax, you live for a lot less, and you trade winter for thirty degrees. Three reasons that add up.
01 · Tax
In Spain, income tax up to 47%
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Thailand only taxes what you bring into the country (territorial taxation): what you leave outside isn't taxed. That's why our clients pay an average of €300 in taxes a year — not a percentage of their whole income — with no wealth tax, and crypto on local exchanges exempt until 2029.
The tax guide02 · Cost of living
Living well, per month
1.150 €
What barely covers survival in Spain buys a comfortable life in Thailand: from 1.150 €/month in Chiang Mai up to 1.550 € right in central Bangkok, rent, food, transport and health insurance included.
Calculate my move03 · Life
Private health insurance, per month
50 €
Thirty degrees almost all year round, top-tier private hospitals at a fraction of the price, safe cities and a Spanish community already there. It's not just spending less: it's living better.
Where to live02 · The problem
Deciding to move to Thailand takes five minutes. What stops people is the months that follow: which of the seven visa types is yours, which consulate handles it, which document expires before the next one arrives.
Most people don't stay behind because they don't want to go. They stay behind because they open the first official website, see a 2013 PDF in Thai, and close the tab. Bexpat exists so you never have to open that tab.
03 · The process
No packages, no tiers, no extras. This is what we do, in this order, until you're asleep in your own bed in Bangkok.
01 · Paperwork
We look at your case — work, income, age, whether you're moving alone or with family — and choose the right route. We prepare the application, file it, and let you know when it's ready.
02 · Ticket
Once the visa is confirmed, we find and book the flight. Never before — so you don't pay twice or lose the ticket if the process runs long.
03 · Arrival
You land and someone from Bexpat is waiting with your name. They take you to your accommodation, with a Thai SIM card and the first few things sorted.
04 · The keys
We view apartments with you, negotiate the price, and translate the contract before you sign anything. You walk away with the keys.
04 · Housing
The fourth step is the one that matters most: where you're going to live. Doesn't matter if you're coming to try a year of renting or you already know you're staying and want to buy — the hard part is the same, and it's the part we handle.
Option A
What almost everyone does the first year. We search based on your area and budget, view apartments with you, negotiate the price, and translate the contract before you sign. No landlord commission — we work for you.
Option B
For when you already know the lay of the land. We advise you on what you can actually buy as a foreigner, review the property and the building, and support you through due diligence and signing with a Thai lawyer.
Before anything
If your plan doesn't fit what Thai law allows, we tell you on the first call — not after you've put down a deposit.
The city that never stops.
You live up high. Condos with a gym, rooftop pool and the metro five minutes away. It's the place with the most listings and turnover — apartments here go fast.
High-rise condo Rooftop
Rent and buy · Areas: Sukhumvit, Sathorn, Ari
Read the Bangkok guide →
Beach and buzz.
The big island: beach in the morning, nightlife after dark. Water sports year-round and an expat community already in place. Villa with a pool or a condo near the sea — you choose.
Villa with pool Water sports
Rent and buy · Areas: Bang Tao, Rawai, Kata
Read the Phuket guide →
The beach without the noise.
Same as Phuket, with the volume turned down. Three hours from Bangkok by road, without the party-tourism crowd. What buys an apartment there gets you a house with a garden here — it's where people settle down with family.
Bigger villa Slower pace
Rent and buy · 3 hours from Bangkok
Read the Hua Hin guide →
Island life and community.
The wellness island: beach yoga at seven, retreats, healthy food, and a small but tight-knit expat community — families, wellness people and young retirees. You get there by plane or ferry, and that filters everything.
Yoga and wellness Expat community
Rent and buy · Areas: Maenam, Bophut, Lamai
Read the Koh Samui guide →
The most local life.
The north, and the place where you feel least like a tourist. Dinner at the night market for two euros, ethical elephant sanctuaries — no rides — an hour away, temples and mountains in the background. By far the cheapest of the five destinations.
Local living Night markets
Rent and buy · Areas: Nimman, Santitham, Hang Dong
Read the Chiang Mai guide →What nobody tells you before you come: in Thailand, a foreigner can't buy land in their own name. You can own a condominium, within the building's foreign-ownership quota; for a house with land, you go through long-term leasehold or other routes, each with its own fine print. That's why the first thing we do is tell you which option is real for your case — before you fall in love with a villa you won't be able to put your name on.
05 · The route
Wherever you're starting from, the route ends in the same place. Ten thousand kilometers that start with a twenty-minute call.
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Origin · wherever you are Destination · Bangkok Madrid–Bangkok ≈ 10,500 km
06 · Calculator
An honest estimate of what it costs to get there and support yourself the first year. No sign-up, no email — the result updates live as you change the fields.
07 · Guides
Everything we tell you on the phone, in writing, with 2026 numbers: what it costs to live in each city, which visa is yours, and what happens with your taxes. Free, no sign-up, no email required.
08 · Reviews
People who, a year ago, were exactly where you are right now, reading this.
★★★★★
I'd been saying for two years that I was leaving. What kept holding me back was the visa, and they sorted it in six weeks. I landed in Bangkok and someone was waiting for me with my name on a sign. Sounds silly, but that's when it hit me it was real.
★★★★★
We moved with two kids and thought it would be impossible. The apartment was the hardest part: we saw seven, they translated the contract for us, and we found a clause that would've cost us a fortune. That alone made it worth it.
★★★★★
What I appreciated most was talking with someone who'd already made the move. You can ask twenty dumb questions without feeling stupid. A year later I still message them when I don't understand a bill.
09 · FAQ
Because doing one country right is harder than doing ten averagely. We know the consulates, the neighborhoods, the landlords and the real timelines. The moment you open a second destination, you start improvising on both. If you're looking at Portugal or Dubai, we're not your agency, and we'll tell you that on the first call.
About eight weeks from deciding to landing, and most of that is waiting on the consulate. If your case is simple it can be less; if there are kids or a company involved, count on three or four months. We never promise a date that depends on someone else.
Not necessarily. There are routes for people working remotely for clients abroad, for retirees, and for people going to study. Which one is yours depends on your situation — that's exactly what we look at in the initial assessment, before you pay anything.
We redo the application and resubmit it at no extra cost. That's why we don't book the flight until the visa is confirmed — most people who lose money in this process do it by buying the ticket too soon.
In many cases, yes. Thai income tax runs in brackets from 0 to 35%, but it's territorial: only what you bring into the country (remitted income) is taxed, so in practice a lot of people end up paying an average of €300 a year. There's no wealth tax, and crypto on local exchanges is exempt until 2029. It depends on your case, the 180-day rule, and the Spain–Thailand tax treaty. We break it down in the tax guide and in what counts as remitted money.
We don't set up companies. We don't sell property or take a commission from the landlord — we work for you, not for them. We don't find you a job. And we don't cover any destination other than Thailand.
Our fee is 1.200 €, fixed and the same for everyone. You pay the visa at cost: the official fee from your embassy, which runs from 35 to 270 € depending on the type — the calculator breaks it down. The flight, the apartment deposit and the rest, you pay directly to whoever it's owed to: we don't add any markup or commission. The first call is free, and on it we tell you whether your case is viable.
Direct answers
An agency that moves Spaniards to Thailand start to finish: visa, flight, airport pickup and apartment search, for a fixed fee of 1.200 €.
Spaniards who want to move to Thailand: remote workers, retirees, families, and people starting an online business. Only Thailand, no other destination.
1.200 € fixed fee, the same for everyone. The visa is paid separately, at cost (35–270 € depending on type, no markup).
It doesn't set up companies, sell property, take landlord commissions, or find employment. It only handles the move to Thailand.
10 · Let's start
Twenty minutes on the phone, no obligation. We'll tell you which visa is yours and how long it would take. If it's not viable, we'll tell you that too.