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Intern in Bangkok, where our own team is based. Most roles are in marketing, hospitality, real estate and business, in English.
AIP
AIP
Country
Thailand
Local time--:--Length6 to 24 weeks
StartsAll year
From
$2,050
Explorer · 6 weeks
At a glance
The short answers
Checked by the Asia Internship Program admissions team
Can I intern in Bangkok?
Yes. AIP places interns with host companies in Bangkok, Thailand. Programs run 6 to 24 weeks and can start any time of year.
How much does it cost?
Programs in Thailand start from $2,050 (Explorer · 6 weeks). See the full price tables on the Thailand page.
Where will I live in Bangkok?
Furnished housing near your workplace is included on Traveler (Standard: your own apartment) and Pioneer (Premium: a private apartment to yourself, with your own bedroom and bathroom). Explorer interns choose where they live. Housing in Thailand.
Do I need a visa?
Visa assistance is included in every program. We confirm your visa route before you pay the deposit and prepare the documents your embassy asks for.
What it is like to intern here
Bangkok Overview
Bangkok is Thailand's capital and business center, a huge city on the Chao Phraya river. Our team is based here.
Internship Opportunities in Bangkok
Most of our Bangkok interns work in marketing, business development, hospitality, real estate, supply chain or finance. Many host companies are regional offices, so you'll work with teams across Southeast Asia.
Bangkok Attractions
After work: street food in Chinatown, temples along the river, night markets, and weekend trips to the beach by bus or a cheap flight. Read our complete guide to doing an internship in Bangkok.
Work with international teams in Bangkok
Bangkok hosts regional offices, startups and international companies from across Southeast Asia. Interns work in English with multicultural teams, and AIP's own team is based in the city to help if you need it.
Street food, markets and temples every day
In Bangkok your lunch break can be at a street food stall and your evening at a night market or by the river. Weekends are easy to fill with temples, festivals and trips out of the city.
A big city that stays affordable
Bangkok is a major capital, but day-to-day living costs are lower than in most Western cities. The BTS and MRT make it easy to get around and meet other interns.
Your internship experience
Build your professional network
Meet colleagues, managers and other interns from different countries and industries. These connections can lead to references, advice and future job opportunities.
Sharpen your skills in a real job
Work to real deadlines and standards in an international company. You improve how you plan, communicate and deliver, and get feedback that helps you grow.
Understand international business
See how companies work with clients, suppliers and teams across borders. That experience is useful wherever you build your career.
Plan your move
Housing, visa and prices
These are the same across the country, so they're on the country page.
HousingWhere you will liveFurnished housing near your workplace on Traveler and Pioneer, with photos of what to expect.See housingVisaWhat you need to enterVisa routes depend on your nationality and stay. Our team guides you through each step.See visa infoPricesWhat it costsFull price tables by program and length. You pay a deposit only once you're accepted.See prices
What our interns say
Joyce: Business Development Intern in Bangkok
Brianna: PR & Marketing Intern in Thailand
Tyler: Legal Intern in Thailand
Ready when you are
Your internship starts here.
It's free to apply. You only pay a deposit once you're accepted.