Thailand's LTR Visa 2025: Your Gateway to Long-Term Residency

Bangkok condo rental prices in 2026 vary sharply by district — from ฿50,000/month in prime Thonglor to under ฿25,000 in On Nut. This guide breaks down exactly what your budget buys across Sukhumvit's key sub-districts, which transit lines unlock better value, and how to make a smart first rental decision in Bangkok's competitive market.

Dulwich College International School Bangkok is opening its first Thailand campus in Prawet in August 2026, bringing a prestigious British curriculum to the city's eastern suburbs. For expat families weighing where to rent, this changes the neighbourhood calculus significantly — here's exactly what it means for the Prawet rental market and beyond.

The Jataka School, opening in Bangkok in August 2026, is embedding a biodynamic farm, cooking spaces, and outdoor play areas directly into its campus — making it one of the most distinctively holistic educational environments in the city. For families weighing schools and neighborhoods simultaneously, this is a development worth tracking closely. Here is exactly what it means for curriculum, daily life, and the property choices that put your child within reach of it.

Bangkok's upgraded Green Bridge reopened on May 1, 2026, giving runners, cyclists, and pedestrians a dedicated 250-metre elevated crossing between Lumpini Park and Benjakitti Park — car-free, lane-separated, and open daily from 6 AM to 6 PM. For residents and property buyers in Bangkok's central districts, this single infrastructure upgrade quietly rewrites the urban lifestyle calculus. Here's everything you need to know.

Thailand's National Housing Authority is rolling out over 13,000 new units in Din Daeng under a rigorous Eco-Friendly and Universal Design framework — a development that redraws the map for affordable, sustainable urban living in Bangkok. Here's what the 2026 roadmap actually means, who it benefits, and why it signals a broader shift in how Bangkok builds for its next million residents.

Thailand's Cabinet-extended property fee reduction to 0.01% sounds like a game-changer — but foreign buyers are explicitly excluded. Here is exactly what you will pay at the title desk, and why your acquisition budget needs recalculating before you sign anything in Bangkok.