The new SMART Visa for Thailand lets you stay and work for up to 4 years, with once a year immigration reporting, no re-entry permits required, and even your spouse and children are included. Is this the best thai visa? The ultimate digital nomad visa? For business pros? Or is it completely useless?

Visas in Thailand and the different ways of staying in Thailand are confusing. The rules are constantly changing, meaning that most things you find online are completely wrong. This is a complete easy to understand guide for digital nomads who want to visit Thailand, get a visa and stay long term in Thailand.

In a bid to encourage tourism through high season, Thailand have announced that Single Entry visas will be free until the end of February 2017 and gives you 60 days in Thailand. If you are coming to Thailand before end of May 2017, apply early so you get your visa for free!

In this post I outline some of the best, easiest and cheapest options for short term accommodation and apartment renting in Chiang Mai. I’ll tell you places you can just turn up and move in, accommodation you can book online, and places you can stay in to give you a taste of longer term accommodation

If you’re a digital nomad visiting Thailand, this ultimate guide should help you get data on your phone as soon as you arrive in Thailand, extra data with low cost hacks, free wifi on your computer and even the mythical Super Wi-Fi fibre speeds – and all at a super low cost price.

A list of cafes and coworking spaces on Koh Samui for digital nomads and travellers who need to work while travelling or staying in Thailand

A brief update about working on Koh Lanta as a digital nomad, a small island off the south coast of Krabi Province in Thailand. The islands secret is KoHub, a fantastic coworking space in Long Beach.