Thailand and offshore.
Why delivery runs from Chiang Mai and Bangkok, how the Thai software market is structured, and what to check before choosing an offshore partner.
Why Thailand works for offshore software teams.
Thailand offers a working day shared with both Europe and Australia, engineers who stay with one product for years and a working culture that handles long client relationships exceptionally well. For companies building a team to last, that combination is hard to beat.
The market has changed quickly. AWS opened its Thailand region in January 2025, Google runs a Bangkok cloud region, and national programmes such as THAI Academy and Super AI Engineer are training engineers at a scale few countries attempt. The posts below cover what that means for a company building software here, with the sources behind every figure.
For a roadmap that runs for years, keeping the specialists who understand your product is worth more than any rate difference. Our specialists stay with Azendo for 3.3 years on average, which is why companies hire offshore developers here for remote teams that last. Why we deliver from Thailand sets out the full case.
It helps to understand the market before choosing a provider, because the three kinds of provider here sell quite different things under similar names. IT outsourcing Thailand describes how it is structured from the inside, from a company that has worked in Chiang Mai since 2010.
Everything we deliver runs from our own offices in Chiang Mai and Bangkok, on our own equipment and our own network.
