Guide to living as an expat in Krabi
Want to live in Krabi? Here is what to expect...
THERE are currently nearly 400 non-Asian foreigners legally working in Krabi, so an educated guess would suggest that up to two thousand actually live here during high season (November - April), whether retired, working illegally, or with private means.
Below we have covered a few practical issues you may consider before deciding to move here, to Krabi - information and tips on expat life in general in Thailand or observations on culture clash etc., are best sought on other websites dedicated to the subject, and we list some on the 'further information' page.
FLYER is the monthly print magazine for Krabi Province. As well as features, you'll find restaurant reviews, maps, transport schedules and other resources to help you make the most of your stay. Pick up your free copy when you arrive at the airport, or ask for it in your hotel.
The average Thailand guidebook has only a couple of pages dedicated to Krabi. We've created a whole book about the province, its attractions and where to stay. You'll find everything you need to plan your holiday and comprehensive maps and information for when you are here. Order your copy now!