Thailand

About Peace Corps in Thailand

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Volunteers in Thailand work with their communities on locally prioritized projects in Education and Youth in Development. During their service in Thailand, Volunteers learn to speak Thai.

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About Thailand

See overview information, including health, safety, and satisfaction stats of Volunteers who have served.
Living Conditions in Thailand

Living arrangements can vary. Find out about the access you'll have to modern communications and more.
Packing Guidance for Thailand

Learn more about how to pack appropriately and meet weight limits on checked baggage.
Stories From Thailand

Read stories from Volunteers about what it's like to live and work.
Projects in Thailand

Learn about the different projects underway.

Peace Corps Thailand is seeking to engage the local market.
See available contracts and vacancies.

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Opportunities in Thailand

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Peace Corps Response

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Virtual Service Pilot

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A Volunteer helps a student in a Thai classroom.

A camp leader signs an anti-HIV/AIDS pledge banner at a gender empowerment camp attended by over 100 students in Thailand.

A Volunteer engages his students in an English lesson in a Thai classroom.

Thai villagers cultivate small shrimp, catfish, clams, and snails in ponds like these, which play an important role in rural food security.

Men play a traditional sport called takraw (like a foot-forward version of volleyball) at an annual competition in Thailand.

Young girls and boys show off their hula-hoop skills at a celebration in Thailand. Hula-hoop is one of the most popular forms of exercise in the country.